This is such an easy roast and it always comes out perfect.
Ingredients:
beef chuck roast 2 1/2-3 lbs.
carrots
potatoes
onions
salt
pepper
garlic powder
I simply peel the onion and cut it into quarters, toss in pre-packaged baby carrots (peeled), and wash potatoes and cut them into quarters. I place all of this under the roast in the crock pot. I lay the roast on top, pour in a cup of water and season as desired with salt, pepper, and garlic powder. I cook it on low for 8-12 hours. The meat will fall apart with a fork and the veggies are tender. Delicious comfort food for winter's day. I really wish I was sipping a Mia Tia in Hawaii but, hey, you have to work with what you have. LOL
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I am going to try this tomorrow... perfect food for the blizzard we are having around here. Thanks for sharing! :)
ReplyDeleteThis is a wonderful recipe! I put my meat in frozen and add 1 tablespoon of onion soup mix and 1 cup of water to your ingredients....just love my crock pot!You could use sweet potatoes too! I will have to post my artichoke and chicken recipe...fabulous for a family or if you are having guests. Thank you for sharing!
ReplyDeleteYUM...looks great! I love to try new roast recipies, the last called for 2 cups of gingerale. It was good! Can't wait to try yours.
ReplyDeleteBet it smells great while it's cooking too! May I suggest you treat yourself to a Mai Tai with your pot roast:@)
ReplyDeleteHi Sherry, This is just how my mom used to make it - except she used the oven. I have cooked my roast like this many times and it is so flavorful and easy. You can also add parsnips if you like.
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Oh this looks so good Sherry. What's better than a good meal you can prepare in the crockpot?
ReplyDeleteNot sure if I stopped over to thank you for visiting my blog and for the nice comment. I really appreciate it. I scrolled down to your last tablescape and loved it too! :)
Donna
looks like a wonderful recipe!
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Looks delicious! :-)
ReplyDeleteThis is getting scary, Sherry. We're having pot roast for dinner tonight. The last sentence of your post cracks me up after the message I posted on your beach post. I think you and I have had too darn much winter. :o)
ReplyDeleteCan we come for supper? Love cooking in my crock pot. It sits on the counter continously. Any mine is red too!
ReplyDeleteThis is my kind of recipe, easy! Thanks, Sherry!...Christine
ReplyDeleteI am definitely going to try this...we need some comfort food here! Thanks, Sherry! :-)
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Jane
Ohhh, yummmm!
ReplyDeleteBrenda
Now that looks good. I bought some roast at the store and will be fixing us a dinner with it later this week. I love to add green beans to ours too.
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I do think the secret is cooking it for a long time -- and the smell while it is cooking is worth every minutes Joni
ReplyDeleteI think it looks terrific! My problem is that I have a big old huge crock pot and an empty nest. I think I need to shop around for a small one.
ReplyDeleteOh... I can't believe it! I cooked almost the identical thing this morning for dinner tonight! Finally I can go and eat something that makes my mouth water in a blog!!
ReplyDeleteEnjoy your meal!
Ann
Now that looks sensational! I wish it would cool down a bit here so I can start thinking about Winter comfort food!
ReplyDeleteBest wishes always,
Natasha.
Simple, yet incredibly satisfying. Love my crockpot!
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ButterYum
LOVE this recipe. It's just what I need while I'm writing. I'll be Tweeting about your blog.
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