Old Fashioned Pot Roast In A Crock Pot
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Delicious! Prepare it the day before you cook it and refrigerate overnight for an easy meal on a busy day.
"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." - sgrishkaYield: 6 Ready in 45 minutes
Cuisine: AmericanMain Ingredient: Beef
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Notes Old Fashioned Pot Roast In A Crock Pot Preparation
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.
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The leftover roast makes good sandwiches, soup, or stew.
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Very good, but I would suggest putting the veggies in during the last hour or two. Definitely a keeper!
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I've made this several times and my family loves it!! I also add some A1 when served and nice hot buttery crescent rolls on the side:)
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I'm making this tomorrow and am confused about the water measurement lol (not much of a cooker) so I don't know...haha I would think there would be more water? 7/32 seems like a tiny amount! Help!
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This pot roast was easy and. Came out great! Pot roast is always a favorite here and this recipient was a hit, Thank You
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Very good flavor! I used the whole packet of onion soup mix and we used the drippings au jus and added horseradish.
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This was the blandest roast I've ever had. The flavors were not pleasant. Made me question if I even like roasts, but then had a very good one at a holiday get together. Would not recommend this recipe.
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EXCELLENT!!!!! I added a can of Hunt's diced tomatoes as well. There wasn't enough to make stew. It lasted 2 meals!!
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It's really good if you add some horseradish. The leftovers made a great soup.
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This is the first time I use my crock pot. It turned out delicious! My husband loved it and so did my child :)
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My family loved it! Even my picky eater! Thanks!
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It turned out great! Lots of flavor and very easy to make.
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This was GREAT!! Tender and full of flavor!!
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My family loved this! Even my father who is super picky! I also used extra onion soup.
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Great recipe but should add later of horseradish to top of meat after browning/searing.
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Yum, altered a bit by cutting veggies up, used a whole package of Lipton and onions. The left-overs became stew by making gravy from the juices. My hubby wouldn't let me freeze it for another meal, tomorrow's lunch apparently.
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This is delicious and so easy to make. This will definitely be a favorite. Thanks for sharing.
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