Beef Roast with Cheese and Onion

May 1st, 2010 in Beef, Main Dish Recipes by
Total cooking time: 1h 30min  
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Beef Roast under Cheese and Onion

Beef Roast under Cheese and Onion

That is probably one of my favorite dinner recipes: slices of beef roast under mayonnaise, shredded mozzarella and onions, and it is very easy to cook.

You can make steps 1-7 some time in advance, then put meat into the fridge and continue later; just get meat to the preheated oven about 1 hour before you are going to serve it. That comes extremely handy when you need to get a lot of other things taken care of right before the dinner.

Some dry red wine is a nice addition to this dish, especially if the dinner is going to get romantic.

Ingredients:

  • 2lb of round eye roast beef
  • 2 big onions
  • 4-5 cups of shredded mozzarella
  • Mayonnaise to taste
  • Salt to taste
  • Ground black pepper to taste

How to prepare, step-by-step:

  1. Prepare ingredients:
    Beef Roast under Cheese and Onion Recipe: Step 1

    Beef Roast under Cheese and Onion Recipe: Step 1

  2. Slice meat into pieces 1/3 of the inch thick:
    Beef Roast under Cheese and Onion Recipe: Step 2

    Beef Roast under Cheese and Onion Recipe: Step 2

  3. Salt each slice of meat from both sides and beat it up with the meat tenderizer:
    Beef Roast under Cheese and Onion Photo Recipe: Step 3

    Beef Roast under Cheese and Onion Photo Recipe: Step 3

  4. Take a shallow baking pan big enough for the meat you’ve got and arrange meat in one layer at the bottom of the pan:
    Beef Roast under Cheese and Onion Recipe: Step 4

    Beef Roast under Cheese and Onion Recipe: Step 4

  5. Peel and chop onions, cover meat layer with a layer of chopped onions and season with ground black pepper:
    Beef Roast under Cheese and Onion Recipe: Step 5

    Beef Roast under Cheese and Onion Recipe: Step 5

  6. Dress it with mayonnaise:
    Beef Roast under Cheese and Onion Recipe: Step 6

    Beef Roast under Cheese and Onion Recipe: Step 6

  7. Cover with even layer of shredded cheese and put into oven preheated to 340F-350F:
    Beef Roast under Cheese and Onion Recipe: Step 7

    Beef Roast under Cheese and Onion Recipe: Step 7

  8. Roast meat without cover for about 45 mins (cooking time may differ depends of the quality of the meat, just test meat it should be cooked until soft and juicy); if meat isn’t ready yet, but cheese start getting too brown – reduce heat a bit. Remove pan from the oven when meat is ready (careful the pan is hot!):
    Beef Roast under Cheese and Onion Recipe: Step 8

    Beef Roast under Cheese and Onion Recipe: Step 8

  9. Serve meat with cheese warm with your choice of a side dish, I did garnish it with potato puree and eggplant paste:
    Beef Roast under Cheese and Onion

    Beef Roast under Cheese and Onion

Enjoy!

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9 Responses to “Beef Roast with Cheese and Onion”

  1. Annie says:

    HUGE hit with everyone!

  2. Kim says:

    I was so happy to see this recipe! I ate this in a Russian restaurant 4 years ago and always wondered what the secret sauce was and it was mayonnaise! It tastes really good when it mixes with the cheese. I think they called it ‘French Meat’ on the menu if I recall. Anyways, I just made it tonight and loved it so much!!!! Great recipe!!

  3. Francecana says:

    Making this dish for dinner today, but planning to use chicken breasts. Looks very appetizing and hope it’ll turn out just as good with chicken…

    • MeCooking says:

      I’ve tried it with chicken breasts – it get a bit too watery (chicken has a lot of juices). My suggestion would be to reduce amount of onions and mayo and arrange breasts more far from each other. Apart of that, it will taste good. Enjoy!

      • Francecana says:

        Thank you for advice! Do I have to tenderize chicken breasts as well? I do not have a meat tenderizer. I had one in Canada. Now I’m in France and just never got around to get one :)

        • MeCooking says:

          I don’t think you have too, chicken meat is tender enough, however it helps to make pieces flat and even, if you can get that w/o meat tenderizer, I think that will work…

  4. Trevor says:

    Looks good. I will try this one soon!

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