Old Fashioned Pot Roast In A Crock Pot

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6 Servings
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Delicious! Prepare it the day before you cook it and refrigerate overnight for an easy meal on a busy day.

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Old Fashioned Pot Roast In A Crock Pot Ingredients

3 pound Chuck or Arm roast 1/3 cup Water
3 medium Potatoes whole - leave pealings on3 tablespoon Kitchen Bouquet
3 medium Carrots Cut in 2 inch pieces or 1 cup miniature carrots1 tablespoon Lipton Onion Soup Mix
3 stalks Celery cut in two inch pieces1/2 teaspoon Granulated garlic
1 medium Onion quartered1 teaspoon Dried basil
1/2 Bell pepper cut in pieces - optional1 teaspoon Dried parsley

Instructions for Old Fashioned Pot Roast In A Crock Pot

Arrange vegetables in the bottom of the crock pot and top them with the roast. Add the water. Pour Kitchen Bouquet on top of the meat to coat it evenly. Sprinkle the remaining spices on top of the meat. Cover and cook on low for 7 hours. Leftovers make excellent stew, soup, or roast beef sandwiches.




Main Ingredient: BeefCuisine: American

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Slow cook Quick Main Dish American Beef Dinner
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A crock pot winner! Exactly what a crock pot recipe should be -- stick all the ingredients in at the same time, minimal fuss with seasonings, and come home after work to a fragrant house and a delicious supper! The only change I made was to add a couple parsnips, cut into thirds, and a rutabaga, cut into eighths. The roast was fork tender and absolutely delicious, the vegetables were most flavorful. Simply, great comfort food.

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sgrishka
on Feb 28 2008 11:50PM
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My husband thought I was odd because I use celery in my roast, thanks...I am glad you had this up to prove I am not the only one!! HaHa!! -Courtney

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acutemtgbroker
on Nov 12 2007 12:19PM
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The leftover roast makes good sandwiches, soup, or stew. [I posted this recipe.]

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Beachbumette
on Mar 28 2007 10:43PM