For the best results, wrap the netting securely around the roast before cooking to maintain its shape and prevent sagging during the cooking process. To save time and ensure excellent outcomes, consider having your trusted butcher prepare the roast.
Start by marinating the meat in the refrigerator for 12 hours with wine, herbs, and chopped vegetables.
Transfer the entire marinade directly to the saucepan you will use for cooking. Add water to cover the ingredients and season with salt. Simmer over low heat for about 60 minutes with the pot covered.
When searing the roast, be careful not to let a crust form on the meat’s surface. As soon as one side turns white, flip the roast to prevent overcooking and facilitate slicing later on.
After an hour, check for doneness. Gently poke the roast with a fork. If you notice a small amount of lightly reddish liquid coming out, additional cooking time may be necessary to ensure the roast reaches the correct internal temperature evenly.
Then, set aside two ladles of the cooking liquid.
Let the meat cool at room temperature initially, then refrigerate for at least 2 hours to firm up completely.