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How long does it take to cook a roast on high?
It's not recommended to cook a roast on high heat. Here's why:
* Dryness: High heat will cook the outside of the roast too quickly, leading to dryness and a tough, chewy interior.
* Uneven cooking: The outside will burn before the inside is cooked through.
* Loss of flavor: High heat can cause the roast to lose its natural juices and flavor.
Instead, roast your meat at a lower temperature:
* For beef: 325°F (160°C) is generally the best temperature.
* For pork: 350°F (175°C) is a good starting point.
* For lamb: 325°F (160°C) is also recommended.
Cooking times vary based on the size and cut of meat. Here's a general guideline:
* Small roast (2-3 pounds): 1-1.5 hours
* Medium roast (4-6 pounds): 1.5-2 hours
* Large roast (7-8 pounds): 2-3 hours
Remember to check the internal temperature with a meat thermometer to ensure the roast is cooked to your desired doneness.
For a more accurate estimate of cooking time, consult a recipe or cooking chart specific to your roast type and size.
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