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On Saturday, September 30, 2023 at 12:14:39 PM UTC-5, jmcquown wrote:
>
> I seasoned it with S&P and browned it in a little corn oil. Then I put
> it in the crock pot with some beef broth, a handful of frozen pearl
> onions, minced garlic and a couple of bay leaves. The chuck roast will
> be falling apart tender by 6:00.
>
> I did buy some russet potatoes but I am not a fan of cooking potatoes
> (with or without carrots) in the liquid alongside the beef as for a
> traditional pot roast. I`ll be making mashed potatoes. I`ll make a
> gravy (thicked with cornstarch) from the resulting beefy liquid the
> roast simmered in to spoon over the mashed taters. I think I`ll zap
> some Fordhook lima beans as the vegetable side.
>
> Naturally there will be leftovers which I will portion out and freeze
> for future "I don`t feel like cooking" or take to to work for lunch
> meals. :)
>
> What`s everyone planning to have for dinner tonight?
>
> Jill
>
I don`t have a clue, but your dinner sounds drool worthy.
Potatoes and carrots cooked with the beef roast is not a favorite
of mine either.
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