Pot Roast
180 mins
Serves 2
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Pot Roast
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180 mins
Serves 2
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Directions
1
Chop three carrots into simple pieces.
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Chop three carrots into simple pieces.
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Chop three carrots into simple pieces.
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Transfer the chopped carrots into a bowl.
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Transfer the chopped carrots into a bowl.
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Transfer the chopped carrots into a bowl.
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Chop about six celery stalks into small pieces.
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Chop about six celery stalks into small pieces.
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Chop about six celery stalks into small pieces.
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Add the chopped celery to the bowl with carrots.
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Add the chopped celery to the bowl with carrots.
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Add the chopped celery to the bowl with carrots.
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Roughly chop one yellow onion.
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Roughly chop one yellow onion.
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Roughly chop one yellow onion.
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Add the chopped onions to the bowl with carrots and celery.
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Add the chopped onions to the bowl with carrots and celery.
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Add the chopped onions to the bowl with carrots and celery.
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Mince six cloves of garlic using a garlic press.
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Mince six cloves of garlic using a garlic press.
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Mince six cloves of garlic using a garlic press.
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Tie rosemary and thyme together with butcher's twine.
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Tie rosemary and thyme together with butcher's twine.
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Tie rosemary and thyme together with butcher's twine.
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Cut a 4-pound beef chuck roast in half to get a 2-pound piece of meat.
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Cut a 4-pound beef chuck roast in half to get a 2-pound piece of meat.
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Cut a 4-pound beef chuck roast in half to get a 2-pound piece of meat.
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Cut the 2-pound beef chuck into smaller pieces to fit into the pot easily.
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Cut the 2-pound beef chuck into smaller pieces to fit into the pot easily.
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Cut the 2-pound beef chuck into smaller pieces to fit into the pot easily.
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Place the cut beef chuck into a bowl.
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Place the cut beef chuck into a bowl.
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Place the cut beef chuck into a bowl.
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Season the meat with a garlic and herb mixture, ensuring all sides are covered.
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Season the meat with a garlic and herb mixture, ensuring all sides are covered.
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Season the meat with a garlic and herb mixture, ensuring all sides are covered.
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Add some oil to a pot and heat it up.
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Add some oil to a pot and heat it up.
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Add some oil to a pot and heat it up.
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Sear each side of the meat in the hot oil until browned.
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Sear each side of the meat in the hot oil until browned.
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Sear each side of the meat in the hot oil until browned.
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Remove the seared meat from the pot.
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Remove the seared meat from the pot.
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Remove the seared meat from the pot.
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Add a tiny bit more oil to the pot.
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Add a tiny bit more oil to the pot.
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Add a tiny bit more oil to the pot.
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Add a tablespoon of tomato paste to the pot and roast it for about two minutes.
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Add a tablespoon of tomato paste to the pot and roast it for about two minutes.
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Add a tablespoon of tomato paste to the pot and roast it for about two minutes.
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Add the onions, celery, and carrots to the pot and mix well.
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Add the onions, celery, and carrots to the pot and mix well.
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Add the onions, celery, and carrots to the pot and mix well.
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Let the vegetables cook for three to four minutes until the onions are translucent.
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Let the vegetables cook for three to four minutes until the onions are translucent.
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Let the vegetables cook for three to four minutes until the onions are translucent.
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Add the minced garlic to the pot and let it cook for about two minutes.
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Add the minced garlic to the pot and let it cook for about two minutes.
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Add the minced garlic to the pot and let it cook for about two minutes.
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Add half a bottle of red wine to the pot.
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Add half a bottle of red wine to the pot.
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Add half a bottle of red wine to the pot.
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Reduce the wine down to about 50% by letting it simmer.
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Reduce the wine down to about 50% by letting it simmer.
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Reduce the wine down to about 50% by letting it simmer.
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Add the seared meat back into the pot, making it snug with the vegetables.
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Add the seared meat back into the pot, making it snug with the vegetables.
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Add the seared meat back into the pot, making it snug with the vegetables.
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Add the tied herbs (rosemary and thyme) to the pot.
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Add the tied herbs (rosemary and thyme) to the pot.
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Add the tied herbs (rosemary and thyme) to the pot.
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Top off the ingredients with about 32 ounces of beef stock, enough to cover the meat.
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Top off the ingredients with about 32 ounces of beef stock, enough to cover the meat.
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Top off the ingredients with about 32 ounces of beef stock, enough to cover the meat.
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Turn the heat to low and let it simmer, then check on it in two hours.
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Turn the heat to low and let it simmer, then check on it in two hours.
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Turn the heat to low and let it simmer, then check on it in two hours.
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After about three hours of simmering, remove the herbs from the pot.
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After about three hours of simmering, remove the herbs from the pot.
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After about three hours of simmering, remove the herbs from the pot.
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Serve the pot roast by placing it on top of garlic mashed potatoes.
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Serve the pot roast by placing it on top of garlic mashed potatoes.
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Serve the pot roast by placing it on top of garlic mashed potatoes.
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Pour the flavorful juice and vegetables from the pot over the pot roast.
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Pour the flavorful juice and vegetables from the pot over the pot roast.
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Pour the flavorful juice and vegetables from the pot over the pot roast.
Ingredients
3 carrots
3 carrots
3 carrots
6 celery
6 celery
6 celery
1 yellow onion
1 yellow onion
1 yellow onion
6 garlic cloves
6 garlic cloves
6 garlic cloves
rosemary
rosemary
rosemary
thyme
thyme
thyme
2 pounds beef chuck
2 pounds beef chuck
2 pounds beef chuck
garlic and herb seasoning mix
garlic and herb seasoning mix
garlic and herb seasoning mix
oil
oil
oil
1 tablespoon tomato paste
1 tablespoon tomato paste
1 tablespoon tomato paste
0.5 bottle red wine
0.5 bottle red wine
0.5 bottle red wine
32 ounces beef stock
32 ounces beef stock
32 ounces beef stock
Equipment
cutting board
knife
bowl
garlic press
butcher's twine
pot
tongs
wooden spoon
oven mitt
ladle
Tips
Use dark horse red wine for pot roast or short ribs, it's a go-to cooking wine.
If you don't want alcohol, substitute red wine for more beef stock.
Reduce the wine down to about 50% before adding anything else.
You know it's done when you go and pick up a piece of meat and it just falls apart.