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Topside Roasting Joints

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(From 37 Reviews)

Description

Fresh British & Irish topside joints all cut to order ideal for roasting.

Topside of beef is a lean cut, yet it's more tender than silverside taken from the hindquarter of the animal. It tastes delicious when roasted as a whole joint.
We recommend it as the go to roasting joint. Our topside joints are cut from grass fed British, Irish & New Zealand Beef. Trimmed, rolled and cut to order.

Choose your joint size from:

1.00kg-1.25kg+ (3-4 people)
1.50kg-1.75kg+ (5-6 people)
2.00kg-2.25kg+ (6-7 people)
2.50kg-2.75kg+ (7-8 people)

Recipes

Sunday Roast Beef Topside with Yorkshire Puddings, Roast Potatoes & Veg


This classic Sunday roast features a lean topside of beef, ideal for achieving uniform slices that remain tender, especially when roasted properly. Paired with golden roast potatoes, seasonal veg, gravy, and optional Yorkshire puddings, it makes the ultimate British family‑friendly meal.

Ingredients (serves 6):

For the beef roast:

  • 1.5 kg beef topside joint, trimmed and tied (leave on a little fat)

  • 2 tbsp olive oil

  • 2 tsp mustard powder or Dijon mustard

  • 1½ tbsp sea salt

  • 2 generous pinches of brown sugar (if using mustard powder)

  • 3–4 fresh rosemary sprigs, chopped

  • 3 cloves garlic, halved

  • 1 onion, sliced

  • 2 carrots, chunked

For roast potatoes:

  • 1 kg floury potatoes, peeled & chopped

  • 2 tbsp beef dripping or vegetable oil

  • Salt

For veggies:

  • 300 g carrots + parsnips or broccoli & peas

  • Butter

  • Salt & pepper

For gravy:

  • 1–2 tbsp plain flour

  • 500 ml beef stock

  • Drippings from roast

  • Optional: splash of red wine 

Yorkshire pudding batter (optional):

  • 140 g plain flour

  • 4 eggs

  • 200 ml milk + splash water, whisked and rested for 30 min

Instructions:

  1. Prep & season: Preheat oven to 230 °C (210 °C fan). Pat the beef dry. Mix mustard powder, salt, sugar (or rub with mustard), olive oil, and rosemary. Rub all over the meat. Place in roasting tin on top of onion and carrot slices.

  2. Roast beef high then low: Roast at high temp for 30 min to form crust. Then reduce to 160 °C (140 °C fan) and cook about 15 min per 500 g for medium, or 20 min per 500 g for well done.

  3. Roast potatoes simultaneously: While the beef roasts, toss potatoes in dripping/oil, season, and roast on a separate tray at 220 °C until golden and crispy (approx 45 min), turning halfway .
  4. Yorkshire puddings (if using): While beef rests (see step 5), increase oven back to 220 °C. Heat fat in a tin, then pour batter and bake for 25–30 min until puffed and golden—don’t open oven door for first 15 min.
  5. Rest the meat: Remove roast, cover loosely, and rest for 30 min to reabsorb juices.
  6. Cook vegetables: Boil or steam chosen veg until tender‑crisp (~4–6 min). Drain and toss with butter, salt & pepper.
  7. Make gravy: Place roasting tin over heat, sprinkle flour, stir to form roux. Add wine (if using), stir, then whisk in beef stock. Simmer ~10 min, strain if wanted.

Seasoning & Serving:

  • Slice the rested beef thinly against the grain for tenderness.

  • Serve with roast potatoes, seasonal veg, gravy, and Yorkshire puddings.

  • Add condiments like horseradish, English mustard, or mint/redcurrant sauce for more flavour.


Link to source!

https://www.jamieoliver.com/recipes/beef/roast-topside-of-beef/?utm_source=

Cooking

The best way to cook your topside joint.

Season the meat.

Season the meat with salt and pepper before cooking.

Cook your meat from room temperature.

Don’t forget to bloom the meat.

Meat shouldn't be cooked from cold! Let it warm up a bit. Remove any packaging and wait for at least 10-15 minutes before cooking to bring the meat to room temperature. This ensures consistency when cooking.
Reviews

I will be buying the Topside roasting joint again in the next few days, it was delicious . Janet Spendlove

As usual the Beef was sublime, it was beautiful, moist, tender with a fabulous flavour, we have our beef rare in our house, not to everyone's taste , but that's how we like it. The only thing that that I would say is that all the beef I have had from Cleaver Meats has been from New Zealand, that is not a bad thing as the beef has been A1 grade, but I do like to buy British meat and poultry where possible. Graham Sykes

I have to say, the beef Topside we had last week was simply fabulous, I was at first disappointed as it states on the website that beef is either English or Irish, I do my best to only buy British meat where possible. Having said this both pieces of Topside I have received have come from New Zealand, they have both been labelled as reared and slaughtered in New Zealand but cut in UK. Now although the beef has come from abroad, I have to say how impressed we have been with both joints of Topside we have had, we cook our 1.5 KG joint at 200C for 20 minutes then reduce the oven to 160C for another 45 minutes so 1 hour and 5 minutes in total, we then leave the beef covered in foil for at least 30- 35 minutes before carving, this produces a lovely rare joint of topside. This second joint of Topside has been exceptional, we had it very rare and we hardly needed to cut the beef at all, it simply melted in our mouths, still disappointed it was not British beef, but the flavour and texture of the beef made up for it. Extremely good value for money, and to be honest I can't wait for our next joint of topside. Graham Sykes

I made biltong out of it, so I can't comment on a roast, but it made great biltong. Some fat to it, so not dry. Christian Collins

Plenty of meat and cooks up lovely. Lisa Matsell

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