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This New York Strip Roast recipe has been compensated by Sunday Supper, LLC, and Certified Angus Beef® brand. All opinions are mine alone.
New York Strip Roast
Doesn’t the word “satisfaction” just sound satisfying? Say it. Let it roll right off your tongue.
See what I mean?
I want to feel satisfied after a meal; or, as I often say, “Full and happy!” The trick is to find satisfaction while maintaining balance: not too much, not too little.
This New York strip roast recipefits the bill. There’s nothing more deliciously satisfying than a good roast that’s been cooked to a turn. I used to be intimidated by roasting large hunks of beef, but I’ve since learned that they’re actually one of the most foolproof foods around! Throw on some seasoning, stick in an oven safe thermometer, chuck it in the oven, and go about your business. You will be amazed, and you will immediately put this on your regular rotation of dinner recipes.
One of the things that has really helped me to master the preparation of beef is the RoastPerfect appfromCertified Angus Beef® brand.
Really, there’s no excuse not to roast. I think it’s actually my favorite method for cooking beef because once it’s in the oven, your work is practically done. Other than checking the temperature to see when cooking is complete, you can kick back while you’re waiting.
The other bonus is that a roast in the oven smells amazing. Sorry, but there’s no scented candle out there that compares to a roast!
You can download this app for Android or Apple.
What I love about thisapp is that you can select a roast, get recipes and cooking times, and then set a timer in the app to help you keep track.
You can also use the in-app store locator to find where Certified Angus Beef® brand is sold.
I like to serve my roasts with a tasty side dish. Scroll down below the roast recipe for more recipe ideas to make your meal complete.
Tips for Cooking a New York Strip Roast
- By all means, avoid scrubbing out your pan. Line it with two layers of foil. You’ll thank me later.
- Don’t have a roasting pan with a rack? If there’s no time to buy one, pull out a long piece of aluminum foil, crunch it up like a thick aluminum foil snake, and curl it into a loose coil. Voila! Instant roasting rack.
- If you have favorite herbs or spices you like to add to beef roasts, add them in. Seasoning aNew York strip roast isn’t rocket science- even if you just throw on some salt and pepper, you’re good to go.
- A strip roast may be labeled Kansas City Strip roast, New York Strip roast, strip loin roast, or top loin roast. It’s lean, tender, and full-flavored. You can learn more about beef cuts here.
- I like to use an oven safe thermometer so that I can insert it before cooking. Then, there’s no worries about losing the juices later when you stick in a thermometer.
- If you like this roast, you’ll also like this prime rib roast recipe!
Go ahead, impress the in-laws with this. You don’t have to tell them how easy it was.
5 from 10 votes
New York Strip Roast with a Savory Crust
New York Strip Roast is so insanely delicious, it's amazing that it isn't already on your menu every week. Make it happen with this ultra simple recipe.
CourseEntree
CuisineAmerican
Prep Time 5 minutes
Cook Time 1 hour
Total Time 1 hour 5 minutes
Servings 6
Calories 316 kcal
Author Katie Moseman
Ingredients
- 3poundsNew York strip roastCertified Angus Beef® brand
- sea salt
- Fresh ground black pepper
- Salt-free steak seasoning
Instructions
Preheat the oven to 425 F and line a roasting pan with foil for easy cleanup. Place a rack in the roasting pan. (If you don't have a rack, crunch up a long piece of aluminum foil into a loose coil and place it in the roasting pan.)
Sprinkle plenty of sea salt, black pepper, and steak seasoning on to all sides of the roast, gently pressing it on to the surface to make it stick. If you have an oven-safe meat thermometer, you may insert it into the thickest part of the roast now, before it goes in the oven.
Place the seasoned roast fatty side up on the roasting rack. Roast for 15 minutes at 425 F.
Reduce the temperature to 325 F and continue cooking for about 45 minutes, or until a meat thermometer reads 135-140 F. (I usually check after 30 minutes in case it cooks faster, or if the roast is slightly smaller.)
Remove roast from oven and let rest 15 minutes. Slice across the grain to serve.
Nutrition Facts
New York Strip Roast with a Savory Crust
Amount Per Serving (170 g)
Calories 316Calories from Fat 95
% Daily Value*
Fat 10.6g16%
Saturated Fat 4g25%
Cholesterol 152mg51%
Sodium 112mg5%
Potassium 685mg20%
Protein 51.6g103%
Iron 32mg178%
* Percent Daily Values are based on a 2000 calorie diet.
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Melanie
This looks delicious! I can’t believe how easy it is to make. [client]
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Katie
I know! I wish I’d known about it a long time ago! 🙂
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My mom is a huge steak fan. She is always looking for new ways to take her steak up a notch. I think she’s like the savory crust and not to mention that yummy looking mac!
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Katie
I wonder how a savory crust would work on tofu? Might be good if you could roast it!
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This is the kind of meal that will get me extra brownie points with my Hubby! He is such a meat and potatoes person that I know he will love it if I tried making this New York Strip Roast with Savory Crust recipe! So thanks for sharing!Reply
Katie
If hubby likes meat, hubby will love this! So easy, so perfect… and you can make sandwiches off it for days.
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Heather Brummett
My mouth is watering! I know what I am adding to our menu for the week. YUM! -clientReply
Katie
Go for it! I hope you enjoy. 🙂
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Oh my goodness, I want a steak so bad right now! I almost never make steak, because I think of it as something you just Cook on the grill… I have no idea how to actually make them otherwise, except that now that I think about it-my George Foreman grill is perfect isn’t it?
I like your idea of roasting it though, that’s easier to clean and I may definitely have to try it.
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Katie
I think this method is the easiest of all methods for cooking steak. As long as you have a meat thermometer, it will be perfect.
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The aluminum foil trick is very helpful! Thanks for sharing your tip in roasting beef 🙂
I’m drooling while reading your post!
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Katie
See AlsoPimento Cheese RecipeI really must get around to buying a roasting rack, but just haven’t done it yet. Aluminum foil works so well!
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I love mac and cheese and I can only imagine how well it pairs with a strip steak. Actually, for a cheese lover like me, I actually can see it paired with lots of other items. 🙂
This post makes me want to have steak tomorrow. Looks delish!
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Katie
I am definitely with you on having love for cheese! Thanks for the kind words! 🙂
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This absolutely looks mouth-watering. I love beef with a passion — even more so when it’s roasted! Thanks for this recipe. I’ll be trying it out 😀
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Katie
I hope you do! You’ll love it!
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Chris
Strip Roast would be perfect in our date this coming Valentine’s Day with my hubby, he would love this for sure. And we always enjoy the moment with macaroni.Reply
Katie
Oh yes, definitely a good special occasion meal!
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That roast looks delicious. And yes I always line the pan with foil to make clean up quick and easy. Love you idea of making your own roasting rack too.Reply
Katie
Thank you! I try to take pictures that reflect all that tastiness.
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This looks absolutely delicious! I would have never thought to pair it with a microwaveable side – espeically lean cuisine! Now I know what I want for dinner!
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Katie
I was surprised by how good the mac & cheese was! It was a fun way to reduce the work and still have something tasty to enjoy as a side.
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Making a roast is one of my favorite meals. It’s so easy – throw it in the crockpot with some seasonings and head about my day. That’s what I did today in fact.
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Katie
I haven’t bought a crockpot yet- I’m on the fence about it. I will have to look into it more…
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Janet
This is so,worth the effort and it is ?
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This post will definitely have taste buds tingling! Beautiful photography, too!
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Your roast looks divine, Katie!! How I’d love to work my way through this smorgasbord of amazing dishes! Thanks for including one of mine.
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GO Music Player
This looks delicious! Thanks a lot for sharing. Hope you keep sharing more interesting recipes like this. I can’t believe how easy it is to make.
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This is a gorgeous roast! I love the Roast Perfect App. It is the best tool to use when making a roast!
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Katie Moseman
Thank you! Roast Perfect is quite handy.
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I’m drooling over that crust! And the roast is cooked perfectly. Definitely putting this one on the menu.Reply
Laura B
I’ll try this tomorrow night. One caution for those who love their beef medium rare, or even closer to rare but done. The thermometer is wise so you can watch the internal temperature of the roast. In addition, the resting time will add a few degrees more to the internal temperature. Just be sure that you allow for this.
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Heather Wilson
This was a big hit! My only issue was I had to cook longer even when roast came to suggested temp. My roast was still very very rare. Otherwise a huge hit from young to old.
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Emily
I made this for Father’s Day and it turned out GREAT! Everyone loved it. 140° was perfect, it took almost an hour. So easy, total keeper recipe. Thank you for sharing!Reply
I make this at least once a month, its so easy and so good! Thank you for sharing this.Reply
hadi
this looks so delicious and yummy strips roast with savory crust. thanks for sharing this amazing article and delicious recipe.
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Linda
I made this last night. It was so easy and got rave reviews from our guest. It was a celebratory dinner and perfect meal for the occasion. I served with twice baked whipped potatoes and fresh squash casserole. I also used a great horseradish sauce recipe I found on another site.
When making the roast I used fresh herbs from my garden, combined with Greek seasoning, salt and pepper. I rubbed the roast with olive oil and kitchen bouquet, and made a crust of the herbs.
My roast was 61/2 lbs. I did the 425 for 15 min. And 325 for approximately 11/2 hr until meat thermometer showed 135.
I can’t believe I forgot to take a picture as it was beautiful and so delish.Reply
Calan
Very good recipe (the cut is comparable to a leaner prime rib). It took me an extra ten minutes on a 3 pound cut. Recommend this technique.Reply
Karen
This turned out so good and so tender. Such a simple receipe although I doctored mine up a bit more with garlic, thyme, and rosemary. Roast took a little longer because it was a 6 lb roast. Low and slow,,,yummm! Will be making this again!Reply
Lost life apk
This recipe looks delicious and easy to follow! I can’t wait to try it out at home. Thanks for sharing!
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T.
Great flavor but the cooking time is WAY OFF, Be prepared to double the recommended time.
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