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  1. Crockpot Beer Roast
    Beer Corned Beef and Cabbage

    Crockpot Beer Roast

    An extremely simple recipe that's tender and delicious.

    4 pounds beef roast
    1 package onion soup mix
    15 oz can tomato sauce
    12 oz can beer

    Place all ingredients in your slow cooker. Cover and cook on low for 6
    to 8 hours.

    SOURCE: RecipeFavorites Digest
    Posted By: "tigerlily_karen" <[email hidden]>

    Beer Corned Beef and Cabbage

    Corn beef brisket, about 4-5 lbs.

    4 bay leaves
    5 peeled pieces of garlic
    2 carrots, cut in half and sliced
    Unpeeled red potatoes, scrub washed and cut in half
    1 cabbage cut in 8-wedges
    1 can of beer
    1/2 can (App. 7.5 oz.) of chicken broth
    6 cloves
    1/2 teaspoon peppercorns
    Any seasoning pack that was packaged with meat is optional but
    suggested if you like it very spicy.

    In a large Crock-Pot (More Cooking Ways) pour in beer and chicken
    broth, stir in the cloves, peppercorn, seasoning pack, bay leaves and
    garlic (smash garlic with flat side of butter knife). Place beef
    brisket in the center of the pot then stuff the cut carrots and the
    cut cabbage on the sides and top. Add as many cut potatoes as you
    desire depending on room left in pot. Add enough water to fill
    crock-pot liquid level 1/3 of the way. Cover and cook on low until
    brisket is tender and shreds, about 8-10 hours.

    Serve immediately or place all in a regular pot and refrigerate. If
    you do refrigerate, when ready to eat, heat on stovetop only until hot
    but do not let it cook more or the meat will dry out. (Do same for
    leftovers).

    Serve with a side of horseradish and a side of ketchup.

    SOURCE: Our_Recipe_World Digest
    Posted By: "Cheryl" <[email hidden]>
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