Rump roast makes for a good roast beef (and you can slice it up for sandwiches, too) — you'll sometimes find that it's sold in a rolled-up form that's bound in twine so that it's ready to roast.

Rump roast and bottom round have some similarities, but there are a few key differences that are important to know before you make your next grocery run.

two of which are the chuck roast and rump roast. A key difference between these two is which part of the cow they come from, but for home cooks, what's more important is probably about how to ...

When you cook a rump roast at home, one popular technique is to toss it in a Crock-Pot or some other slow cooker. Rump roast is quite lean, so it requires a low and slow cooking method to break ...