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BRRRR! Pot roast!

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  1. It's under 40F degrees outside and this is the perfect weather for a pot
    roast. So I put a 3 lb. chuck roast in a porcelain oven-safe pot with a
    lid. 2 c. beef broth, 1/4 c. minced onion, 3 cloves minced garlic, 2 large
    bay leaves, a dash or two of Tabasco sauce, 1/2 c. tawny port. My version
    of "hot & sour" LOL It's in the oven now, covered, to cook on low heat,
    about 300F, until tender (4-5 hours).

    I'm not doing the "traditional" pot roast with potatoes and carrots; I
    actually don't care much for that. I prefer potatoes roasted on the side
    and don't care much for carrots although they do add a nice taste to stew.
    But this isn't stew. I will thicken the gravy with a cornstarch slurry if
    necessary after the roast is falling-apart tender. Cooked rice or egg
    noodles could be a side if I'm so inclined.

    I've got all sorts of frozen veggies I can steam to go along with the roast.
    I have frozen spinach; frozen broccoli florets; frozen brussels sprouts;
    frozen green beans; frozen turnip greens; frozen yellow squash. I also have
    some canned stuff - canned golden hominy tossed with the last of my grated
    colby/jack cheese and sprinkled with dried ancho peppers might be a nice and
    different side dish.

    Jill

  2. "jmcquown" <[email hidden]> wrote

    Quoted message said:

    It's under 40F degrees outside and this is the perfect weather for a pot
    roast. So I put a 3 lb. chuck roast in a porcelain oven-safe pot with a
    lid. 2 c. beef broth, 1/4 c. minced onion, 3 cloves minced garlic, 2
    large
    bay leaves, a dash or two of Tabasco sauce, 1/2 c. tawny port.

    And it's because you said Pot Roast that I am having that tomorrow
    for dinner. Picked up a nice one when I was getting the ingredients for
    tonight's meatloaf. Mine will be the usual with potatoes and carrots.

    Stupid store didn't have any ground pork or meatloaf mix. Since I'd
    already grabbed a couple of hot italian sausage packages (on sale, of
    course), I decided to use them in place of the ground pork, mixed with
    ground beef. Should be good. Served with baked potato.

    Hey, it's going to snow tonight, I have to make sure I have enough food
    to last me until Christmas, right?

    nancy

  3. Nancy Young said:

    "jmcquown" <[email hidden]> wrote

    Quoted message said:

    It's under 40F degrees outside and this is the perfect weather for a
    pot roast. So I put a 3 lb. chuck roast in a porcelain oven-safe
    pot with a lid. 2 c. beef broth, 1/4 c. minced onion, 3 cloves
    minced garlic, 2 large
    bay leaves, a dash or two of Tabasco sauce, 1/2 c. tawny port.

    And it's because you said Pot Roast that I am having that tomorrow
    for dinner. Picked up a nice one when I was getting the ingredients
    for tonight's meatloaf. Mine will be the usual with potatoes and
    carrots.


    My pot roast still has a couple of hours to go. I'm not in any hurry;
    probably won't eat it until tomorrow anyway. But oooh boy does it smell
    good in here!

    Quoted message said:

    Stupid store didn't have any ground pork or meatloaf mix. Since I'd
    already grabbed a couple of hot italian sausage packages (on sale, of
    course), I decided to use them in place of the ground pork, mixed with
    ground beef. Should be good. Served with baked potato.


    Sounds like it will be a nice tasty meat loaf!

    Quoted message said:

    Hey, it's going to snow tonight, I have to make sure I have enough
    food to last me until Christmas, right?

    nancy

    Hell yeah... you might find yourself snowed in and we wouldn't want to find
    out you had to turn to cannibalism before the April thaw! 🙂

    Jill

  4. jmcquown said:

    It's under 40F degrees outside and this is the perfect weather for a pot
    roast. So I put a 3 lb. chuck roast in a porcelain oven-safe pot with a
    lid. 2 c. beef broth, 1/4 c. minced onion, 3 cloves minced garlic, 2 large
    bay leaves, a dash or two of Tabasco sauce, 1/2 c. tawny port. My version
    of "hot & sour" LOL It's in the oven now, covered, to cook on low heat,
    about 300F, until tender (4-5 hours).

    I'm not doing the "traditional" pot roast with potatoes and carrots; I
    actually don't care much for that. I prefer potatoes roasted on the side
    and don't care much for carrots although they do add a nice taste to stew.
    But this isn't stew. I will thicken the gravy with a cornstarch slurry if
    necessary after the roast is falling-apart tender. Cooked rice or egg
    noodles could be a side if I'm so inclined.

    I've got all sorts of frozen veggies I can steam to go along with the roast.
    I have frozen spinach; frozen broccoli florets; frozen brussels sprouts;
    frozen green beans; frozen turnip greens; frozen yellow squash. I also have
    some canned stuff - canned golden hominy tossed with the last of my grated
    colby/jack cheese and sprinkled with dried ancho peppers might be a nice and
    different side dish.

    Jill

    I made a pot roast today, too! (eating it right now, actually 🙂 )
    I thicken my gravy with beurre manie, and cook the potatoes separately
    and add them in when I reheat to serve. mmmmmmm! chuck roast has been
    expensive lately, so this is the first pot roast of the year. mmmmm!

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