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    Hey all. A client of mine gave me a pot roast off of some award winning bovine. The steaks were yummy (had them a few weeks ago), and now i'm wanting to make the roast he gave me.

    Does anyone have a really good roast recipe that they would like to share?

    Thanks!

  • #2
    Originally posted by OrangeUte View Post
    Hey all. A client of mine gave me a pot roast off of some award winning bovine. The steaks were yummy (had them a few weeks ago), and now i'm wanting to make the roast he gave me.

    Does anyone have a really good roast recipe that they would like to share?

    Thanks!
    All me and Gidget ever do is throw it in a crock pot with some potatoes and carrots with a Lipton onion soup mix and some water. Set it on low and in the morning and when you come from Church you'll be greeted by the greatest aroma ever.
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    • #3
      I got this from Farrah

      It says to do it in a Dutch oven, but we both just threw it in a crock pot and it was tasty.

      Dutch Oven Pot Roast
      2Tbs. bacon grease or olive oil
      1Tbs. balsamic vinegar
      2tsp. dry rosemary; rubbed
      3Tbs. brown sugar
      2med. yellow onions; sliced
      1Tbs. soy sauce
      4-5cloves garlic; sliced
      1bay leaf
      3-4lb. beef chuck roast
      1tsp. black pepper
      salt and pepper to taste
      1-2lbs. baby carrots
      1cup hot beef stock or broth
      6-8medium red potatoes; skins on, cut into chunks
      1/4cup honey barbecue sauce
      1tsp. thyme
      2Tbs. red wine vinegar
      1Tbs. parsley flakes

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      • #4
        Whatever recipe you try, liberally apply this seasoning at the table.

        http://www.greekseasoning.com/

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        • #5
          The most important thing is to use a meat thermometer and pull it out at the right temperature (rare to medium rare for my tastes). Overcooking is by far the most common mistake in cooking a roast.

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          • #6
            Originally posted by YOhio View Post
            Whatever recipe you try, liberally apply this seasoning at the table.

            http://www.greekseasoning.com/

            What's in it?

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            • #7
              Here's a good way to use up the potato pearls that your grandma gave you from the cannery. After you are done cooking the roast, pour the drippings into a saucepan and boil, then add instant potato flakes. After they are thickened just right, add shredded cheese, and dice up some of the onions that you cooked with the roast and stir those in too. The result is the perfect loaded potatoes. No gravy needed.

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