Merlot
While it’s not quite en vogue, Merlot produces phenomenal red wines that have ripe red fruit flavors plus tannin and structure. Plus, they’re usually more affordable than similar quality Cabernet!
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Life can be hectic, and sometimes you need a hearty meal without the hassle of multiple pots and pans. That’s where our One-Pan Beef Roast with Root Vegetables comes to the rescue!
This recipe combines a flavorful beef roast with a medley of seasonal root vegetables, all cooked together on a single sheet pan, making cleanup a breeze. It’s a meal that feels sophisticated yet is easy to prepare, making it perfect for a family dinner or even a small gathering.
This recipe is inspired by the One Pan Beef Roast with Root Vegetables recipe from Beef, It’s What’s for Dinner, and we use their photography in this post to help encourage you to eat more beef!
The beauty of this recipe lies in its simplicity. By cooking the roast and vegetables together, you get an infusion of flavors—juices from the roast seep into the vegetables, adding depth to their flavor, while the roasting process enhances their natural sweetness and texture. Plus, root vegetables are nutrient-packed, and the cooking method brings out their natural sugars, resulting in a caramelized exterior with a tender interior.
Here is the rundown of the ingredients you’ll need, plus a little information on each one:
The rump roast is a lean cut from the rear leg of a cow. It’s known for its robust flavor and slight marbling, which makes it ideal for roasting and then slicing due to its tendency to stay together and not shred while it cooks.
The trick with this cut is to cook it just until medium-rare or medium, as going beyond that can make it a bit tough. The result is a delicious, lean roast that pairs perfectly with the rich, earthy flavors of root vegetables. We recommend using a remote oven thermometer to monitor the roast’s temperature to cook it perfectly!
If our One Pan Beef Roast with Vegetables recipe is close but not quite what you need, consider these tweaks to suit your taste:
We recommend serving a beef gravy with this roast and vegetables. Sliced rump roasts aren’t the most tender cut of beef, so the flavor and moisture of gravy is a big help to enjoying this meal to the fullest. You can either make a quick gravy with a gravy packet, or use the drippings from the sheet pan to make a homemade gravy!
Served with some crusty bread to soak up the juices, and a rich red wine like a Merlot or Syrah, you’ll have a meal that’s fit to serve any company with only dish to clean up!
This One Pan Beef Roast with Root Vegetables is a meal that checks all the boxes—simple, hearty, and delicious. It’s the perfect solution for creating a wholesome, balanced meal with minimal effort. With a few minutes of prep and some time in the oven, you’ll have a satisfying dinner that’s both rustic and elegant. So next time you’re craving a cozy, hassle-free meal, give this recipe a try, and enjoy the warmth and flavor it brings to your table.
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Generously season your rump roast with Ultimate Steak & Roast Rub on all sides. Place the roast on the middle of a parchment paper-lined roasting pan or heavy-duty baking sheet.
Add all of the vegetables to a mixing bowl, add the oil, and generously season the vegetables with the rub, tossing to coat them evenly. Arrange the vegetables around the roast and place into an oven preheated to 325ºF.
Roast the beef and vegetables for approximately 1.25 – 1.5 hours until the roast reaches 135ºF. We recommend using a remote meat thermometer (like this one at our affiliate link) to keep track of the temperature without having to ope the oven door.
Once the roast is done cooking, remove from the oven, and transfer the beef to a carving board. Tent loosely with foil, and let rest for 15 minutes before slicing into thin slices. If the vegetables are not tender, you can return them to the oven on the same sheet pan to finish cooking.
Serve the sliced beef with the roasted vegetables, as well as gravy and crusty bread, if you desire. Enjoy!
While it’s not quite en vogue, Merlot produces phenomenal red wines that have ripe red fruit flavors plus tannin and structure. Plus, they’re usually more affordable than similar quality Cabernet!
Syrah (or Shiraz) can be full of ripe red fruits when made in warm climates like Australia, or packed with dark fruit and leather notes when produced in cooler climates. Both styles are delicious and great with food!