Saturday, February 2, 2013

What to Do When You Burn Your Roast

A roast is great, a burnt roast is not. Sometimes it is going to happen; you're going to burn your roast. It can be pretty embarrassing to serve a burnt roast to your friends and family. It has happened to me, and it is not fun. Well, if you noticed that you have burnt your roast, there is a simple solution for saving that roast. You don't want to serve your friends and family a black roast.

When checking on your roast and you noticed that it looks scorched or burnt, the first thing you want to do is remove it from the pan. Next moisten a towel with hot water and cover your roast with it. You will want to let it sit with the hot, damp towel on it for approximately 5 minutes. Doing this will stop the cooking process.

After the 5 minutes are up, remove the towel and scrape off any burnt sections with a knife. Once it looks like you've scrapped off all the burnt areas, place the roast back in the oven to heat back up.

It is a simple way to save face and save your burnt roast. Keep this in mind the next time you cook a roast.