what is the best meat to roast?

I also love my sunday roasts! My favourite is lamb, I love to have it with mint sauce. Its soo delicious with roast potatoes and loads of veg.

I like bottom round roast cooked in the slow cooker. I put carrots and potatoes on the bottom and dry onion soup mix on top and about a quarter to half cup of water in the pot and let it cook. I'm not sure if it's called the same thing in the UK or not. There is usually a layer of sinewy fat on one side that I try to thin out as much as possible before cooking. The meat can be seared in a pan first on all sides to enhance both the flavor and the color of the gravy, but isn't necessary in the slow cooker. When everything is cooked, remove the meat and the vegetables (use a slotted spoon to keep the juices in the pot), add a bit more water to the pot and then make a slurry of flour and water (so that it looks like heavy cream) and pour this in the now hot gravy broth for thickening. You can also use cornstarch, but I personally prefer flour. Season to taste. You can also just cook the meat alone using the same method, but cook it until it falls apart. Then shred the meat into the broth (add more water if necessary) and serve on good sandwich rolls. Or, add BBQ sauce instead of water for pulled BBQ beef sandwiches. I like the bottom round because it's very lean (other than that one layer of fatty tissue), so you get more meat for your money. Slow cooking makes it as tender as almost any other cut of meat.

Generally I'm fond of chicken - I wish we could afford roast beef occasionally but it can be very pricy. We tried goose for the first time last year and that was really nice but you do have to cook it right, most people stab it too hard with a fork and the fat runs into the meat and makes it greasy.

I think all meats are good. But what I like best is pork. The one with pure meat and all the oily fats too. Taste so good!