Simple Keto Sirloin Christmas Roast Recipe with Garlic Mayo

Juicy, melt in the mouth sirloin with delicious garlic mayo - move over turkey, this one will be gobbled up on Christmas Day!

How to choose the best sirloin joint

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A Christmas Day feast to remember

If beef was a Christmas tree then garlic mayo would be the baubles, bringing out all the joy and making it even more special!

We know that beef and garlic mayo are the perfect pairing and simply can't think of anything better than succulent sirloin with a generous dollop of Hunter & Gather Garlic Mayo.

Good alternatives to turkey for Christmas Dinner

Whether you're not fussed on turkey traditions or are looking for more meat to feed your family this Christmas, a sirloin roasting joint ticks all the boxes.

This recipe couldn't be simpler, so you'll thank yourself for making room in the oven!

Here's the recipe.

Nutritional info (per serving*):

Calories: 510

Fat: 30.8g

Of which saturates: 6.8g

Carbohydrate: 0.2g

Of which sugar: 0g

Protein: 62.1g

*5 servings per kilo of roast, nutritional info is per serving serving with 1 tablespoon Hunter & Gather Mayonnaise

What you need (ingredients):

• 1 sirloin roasting joint
• 3-4 white onions, quartered (Skip if Carnivore)
• 4 cloves of garlic, whole
• Sprig of fresh rosemary
• Himalayan salt & cracked black pepper
• Hunter & Gather Garlic Mayo (Skip if Carnivore)

What you do (method):

1. Preheat the oven to 200C
2. Add the onion and garlic to a large roasting dish - meanwhile, heat a large skillet to high heat
3. Season the fat of the sirloin roast generously with salt and pepper and then place the meat into the skillet fat side down - cook for a few minutes on each side until the fat has turned golden brown
4. Transfer the meat to the roasting dish and sprinkle with fresh rosemary, then place in the oven to bake for 30 minutes per kilogram of meat
5. Once cooked, remove from the oven and allow to rest for at least 30 minutes, covered in foil to keep it warm
6. Slice and serve with the roasted garlic and onions, with a generous dollop of garlic mayo