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Folks, what cut of meat do you use for your pot roast? I always get confused when it comes time to buy a big hunk of beef.
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re: jen kalb
I've tried it with both chuck and brisket, and I MUCH prefer brisket. It can be pricy, though.
My family recipe is a can of golden mushroom soup, a package of onion soup mix, a browned hunk of meat, abunch of carrots, and a nice slug of bourbon in the last half hour of cooking.
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This one has always been a success for me: http://southernfood.about.com/od/croc...
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The best pot roast recipe that I make is so un-chowhoundish, but is awesome. You brown the potroast, put one can cream of mushroom soup, one can red wine (soup can), one sliced onion and 1t. pepper in crockpot and stir together. Add roast and cook 8 hours on low. Best if marinaded overnight and then cooked. Remarkably good.
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re: Mr Siegal
Hello Mr. Siegal! The recipe actually is pretty much what I wrote above. I am not sure exactly what size roast. Maybe about 3 lbs. I usually use a round roast. If you are feeling fancy, I sometimes brown the sliced yellow onion (flavor is better) or add a bay leaf. Let me know what you think!
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