Baste with the liquid for a minute or two, cover with foil and roast for 25-30 minutes, by which time the meat will have cooked to a rosy pink.
It is also one that has carved a part in the heart of the Spanish food lover with its devotion to the red tuna (Atlantic bluefin tuna, famed for its rosy flesh) and the red-skinned Retinto cow.
In the city centre, the "Hole in the Road" (or Castle Square, as it was officially known), with its subterranean passageways, escalators and tropical aquarium, embodied a city looking towards a rosy future.
The inflation caused by the depreciation of the krona has been tame and growth prospects are rosy.
And the long-term outlook is rosy: Federal government spending on immigrant detention in private centers has gone from $760m in 2002 to upwards of $1bn annually today.
Appearance: All woman with a thatch of white hair, glasses and rosy cheeks – a little like Margaret Mountford from The Apprentice minus the sexy eyes.
Derrick Joad Leeds English political commentators and politicians took little notice of the coalitions in the devolved nations Dr Martin Price Matthew d'Ancona paints a picture full of foreboding of a future coalition government for the UK, yet the facts indicate a more rosy picture.
Yet sanctions' supporters persist in rosy-tinted language about their "signalling", their "pressure mixes" and their "changing the calculus of repression".
"We have too much of a rosy, skewed, unhelpful picture of kids in this country," she says.
However, while this country's underlying position is nowhere near as rosy as is being made out, luck plays a crucial role in politics, and, though they must know in their hearts that their economic "strategy" is up the creek, the prime minister and chancellor have been very lucky in the short term.
People can talk all they like about legacy but mess up a home World Cup campaign and a rosy future for club and country is immeasurably harder to construct.
