Comments

vida vadherBroccoli Gratin 2 months ago
Please send me this recipe for my family thank you
vida vadherCreamy Spinach Tortellini Soup 2 months ago
Please send me your recipe and where I can buy yel...
MommaCottage Cheese Berry Cobbler 5 months ago
Berry cobbler:Sounds easy & delicious-use splendda...
various recipies
mTomato Bruschetta 5 months ago
must try
Sandra CoyeHello Dolly Bars 5 months ago
Why don't you allow us to download the recipes?
Blossom LadyPoultry Seasoning 5 months ago
JoAnne, if you don't like coriander you can just s...
JoAnnePoultry Seasoning 5 months ago
Can I use any other ingredient for the coriander?
You are welcome, Dolly :)
DollyBaked Goat Cheese Dip 6 months ago
Thank you.

Rump Cap Roast (Picanha)

Blossom Lady
Dec 08, 2025 05:45 AM
Rump Cap Roast (Picanha)

Rump cap is arguably the best cut for roast beef – prime rib quality without the price tag! But cook it wrong and it’s a chewy disaster. This recipe uses the reverse-sear method which is straightforward, safe and guarantees edge-to-edge pink perfection and a golden, crackly fat cap. Roast beef bliss!

I really think rump cap – also known as picanha, sirloin cap and coulette – is the best value, big-flavour roasting cuts you can buy. It’s a signature cut used in Brazilian churrasco, and is loved for delivering prime rib-style juiciness and big beefy flavour without the premium price.

What I tell people is this: if you want maximum flavour for your money, this is the beef roast to make. You’ll also love how straightforward and low-risk this is to make – and the sauce options!!!

Ingredients:
  • 2 kg/ 4 lb beef rump cap / picanha (more names: sirloin cap, coulette), silver skin trimmed off
  • 5 tsp sea salt flakes (or 3 1/2 tsp cooking salt / kosher salt – Note 2)
  • 1/2 tsp black pepper

Sauce options
  • Chimichurri butter
  • Roasted Garlic Butter
  • Classic Chimichurri
  • Bearnaise sauce
  • Cowboy butter
  • Cafe de Paris
  • Creamy mushroom sauce
  • Blue Cheese Sauce
  • Red wine sauce
  • Dijon mustard, wholegrain mustard, horseradish cream (good ones!)
Prep Time:
10 minutes
Cook Time:
90 minutes
Total Time:
130 minutes
Like!
Add to bookmarks
Assign tags
Loading...
No comments