3 Envelope Roast

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This was really good and easy.

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3 Envelope Roast Ingredients

3 pound or so roast (beef or pork) such as chuck roast1 envelope of dry brown gravy mix
1 envelope of dry Italian salad dressing mix Water - for a pressure cooker 1 cup water
1 envelope of dry ranch salad dressing mix

Instructions for 3 Envelope Roast

(Please note in a SLOW COOKER you CAN cut in half the dry ingredients if you find it overpowering.)

In the pressure cooker use the whole envelopes. I prefer the whole envelopes in either method of cooking.

Put the water in a measuring cup that is larger then the amount of water you are using. Now add and mix all three envelopes of dry salad dressings to the water. Mix until blended completely.

Brown the roast (if desired) I love mine browned in the CE 8 qt PC)
Add the meat to your cooker
Pour the water, salad dressing mixture over the roast
Now cook as usual. In the CE Pressure Cooker, I cooked it for 70 minutes and used quick release method can and probably should use natural but I am always in a hurry when making this as it smells so good! In the slow cooker cook it on high for about 4 hours on low about 8 hours.

You can use the liquid for gravy or broth!


Main Ingredient: PorkCuisine: American

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Awesome and easy! Doesn't get any better unsless you have a personal chef at your disposal.

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Emmysmommy
on Feb 13 2008 3:44PM
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I put this roast in my crock-pot before church, what a great smell met us at the door comming home. The flavor was fantastic and the rich gravy went well with the mashed potatoes. It is on my list to make often.

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AnnetteKitchen
on Jan 13 2008 5:02PM

This roast was great! The flavor was wonderful and the gravy was super yummy. I browned the meat and cooked the roast in the crock pot (using the full packet of each). At the end I thickened the gravy with flour and left it in the crock pot for another 1/2 hour.

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Momma4boys
on Sep 26 2007 4:38PM
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Very good. I would suggest this recipe to anyone who likes a little flavor in their meal.

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powelljf3
on Jul 9 2007 12:14AM
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I doubled the amount of water on this, added carrots and cooked it in the crockpot for eight hours. I added frozen peas the last hour. YUM! My guys ate this up! I used the left-over gravy on mashed potatoes the next night.

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hanan@home
on May 1 2007 2:31PM

This roast was great! My family loved it and it pulled apart with a fork. [I posted this recipe.]

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Harveysangel
on Apr 16 2007 6:57PM
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