Southern Pot Roast

skysdad

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Get the meat. Put it in a crock pot. Empty a packet of au jus mix and a packet of ranch mix (spicy ranch if you like) on the meat. Put a stick of butter on top of the meat. Add potatoes, carrots and onions around the meat as you see fit. Put it on low for 8 hours.

You will not be disappointed.

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That's the way I make it.OFC
 

df64

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Go to pizza place. Order 2 or more of your favorite slices. Hit ice cream shop on way home. Preferably home made. Hit your recliner with a cold one and turn on game. Done.
 
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timo0402

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Get the meat. Put it in a crock pot. Empty a packet of au jus mix and a packet of ranch mix (spicy ranch if you like) on the meat. Put a stick of butter on top of the meat. Add potatoes, carrots and onions around the meat as you see fit. Put it on low for 8 hours.

You will not be disappointed.

Add your favorite food recipe.
So you’ll be bringing this to Shows next gathering?
 
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Get the meat. Put it in a crock pot. Empty a packet of au jus mix and a packet of ranch mix (spicy ranch if you like) on the meat. Put a stick of butter on top of the meat. Add potatoes, carrots and onions around the meat as you see fit. Put it on low for 8 hours.

You will not be disappointed.

Add your favorite food recipe.
I’ve made this several times and it’s really good. You actually need to add about 1/4 cup water too. Don’t get a crappy cut of meat for this. 3lb chuck roast works good. I figure I cook more than a lot of you on here so just trying to help you out;)
 

skysdad

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Who loves Brunswick stew. Been eating it all my life. I make about 10 quarts every Nov. Everyone seems to have their own recipe. Some like it spoon stand up thick, some like it a little more soupy. If it's too soupy it might as well be beef vegetable soup. I like it with cornbread or Tostato chips. Most people just eat saltines. Cook my stew for several hours. I put equal amounts 15 ozs. of corn,lima beans, baby butter beans and diced tomatos. 2 cups of onions, carrots, cabbage and potatos . 2 ibs. each of beef, pork and chicken. 1 large can of V-8 juice. 1 5 oz. bottle of Worcetershire sauce. Hot sauce to taste. Potatoes and carrots should be diced into about 1/8 of an inch pieces. Meat should be about 1/4 inch pieces. Cook meat about 1 hour at highost heat 1st.
in enough water to cover the meat about an inch or two. Add rest of ingredients and cook for about 6 or 7 hours at med heat adding water as needed until done . The stew is not done until potatoes and carrots are soft. Add the hot sauce to your taste. Great on cold nights. A southern staple. OFC
 
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Willcampbell

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Who loves Brunswick stew. Been eating it all my life. I make about 10 quarts every Nov. Everyone seems to have their own recipe. Some like it spoon stand up thick, some like it a little more soupy. If it's too soupy it might as well be beef vegetable soup. I like it with cornbread or Tostato chips. Most people just eat saltines. Cook my stew for several hours. I put equal amounts 15 ozs. of corn,lima beans, baby butter beans and diced tomatos. 2 cups of onions, carrots, cabbage and potatos . 2 ibs. each of beef, pork and chicken. 1 large can of V-8 juice. 1 5 oz. bottle of Worcetershire sauce. Hot sauce to taste. Potatoes and carrots should be diced into about 1/8 of an inch pieces. Meat should be about 1/4 inch pieces. Cook meat about 1 hour at highost heat 1st.
in enough water to cover the meat about an inch or two. Add rest of ingredients and cook for about 6 or 7 hours at med heat adding water as needed until done . The stew is not done until potatoes and carrots are soft. Add the hot sauce to your taste. Great on cold nights. A southern staple. OFC
Real Brunswick Stew is made with squirrel.
OFC
 

retiredsoldier

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Get the meat. Put it in a crock pot. Empty a packet of au jus mix and a packet of ranch mix (spicy ranch if you like) on the meat. Put a stick of butter on top of the meat. Add potatoes, carrots and onions around the meat as you see fit. Put it on low for 8 hours.

You will not be disappointed.

Add your favorite food recipe.
This sounded so good, we went out to the grocery store in the rain to get the chuck roast. Just finished putting it in the crock pot. This dang board has to much influence lol.
 

SwatX1

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I’ve made this several times and it’s really good. You actually need to add about 1/4 cup water too. Don’t get a crappy cut of meat for this. 3lb chuck roast works good. I figure I cook more than a lot of you on here so just trying to help you out;)

I do 100% of the cooking in our house!!
 

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If you are on a strict budget try my Southern Ham shadow with white rice recipe.

1 cup of uncooked white rice and two cups of cold water, seasoned with butter & salt, Bring to a fast boil on high heat. Reduce heat to low and cook for 22 minutes. Remove rice to a bowl and fluff up with a fork.

1 large color picture of a 12 to 15 pound fresh ham thats trimmed of fat and seasoned as you would like.

Open the kitchen window allowing the sun to brightly shine in. Position the picture of the fresh ham on your table so that the sun cast a shadow over the bowl of rice and ham.

Enjoy your fresh southern cooked ham shadow and rice.
 

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Who the hell doesn't DVR the games ahead of time? Heck even if I'm watching live I always DVR the game.

What is the best cut to use for crock pot? Someone mentioned Chuck.
 

BluePhil

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Hog Jowl and Smoked Cheddar Risotto:

2 shallots chopped/diced
1 lb of Smoked hog jowl
Half a stick of butter
8 ounces of smoked cheddar, sliced thin or shredded
16 ounces of arborio rice
64 ounces of chicken stock - best if homemade but boxed is fine but get low sodium ( heat it before you start cold stock will shock the rice and make it cook poorly - not release the starch.
1 cup white wine - I like sake because it is neutral

Use a deep pan. - I use a Dutch oven

Fry hog jowl and remove from pan. Leave grease in pan and add butter, shallots and arborio rice. Cook until rice is toasting. Add white wine and deglaze pan with it and a spatula. Put in the hog jowl and begin adding stock half a cup at a time. Takes approx 19 minutes cooking in liquid before adding more. Stir pretty constantly.. When rice is done add in your cheese and stir til melted throughout. Serve immediately.

Even better with a poached egg on top.

I cook nearly 100% of the time.
 

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Who the hell doesn't DVR the games ahead of time? Heck even if I'm watching live I always DVR the game.

What is the best cut to use for crock pot? Someone mentioned Chuck.
Chuck is good,but if no Chuck you can try a little Jim,or perhaps some Larry or Bob :p
 

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Crock Pot French Dip. It was amazing.

Easy Crock Pot French Dip Sandwiches

  • 4 pounds beef roast (rump roast for slicing or chuck roast for shredding)
  • 10.5 oz can beef consomme (found by condensed soups)
  • 10.5 oz can condensed French onion soup
  • 12 oz Guiness beer
  • 1 tbsp worchestershire sauce
  • 1 tsp black pepper
  • 2 cloves of garlic
  • salt to taste
  • Add beef and all liquid/seasoning ingredients to the crock pot and set on high.
  • If you prefer to slice the beef, cook 3-4 hours, then remove beef from crock pot while still slightly firm and slice very thinly.
  • If you prefer shredded beef (easier), cook for 5 hours and shred with forks when tender, removing chunks of fat.
  • Remove meat from crock pot, reserving juices, and pile meat on buns, topped with cheese.
  • Serve immediately with reserved juices (au jus) for dipping.
 

500HP_Devil

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Get the meat. Put it in a crock pot. Empty a packet of au jus mix and a packet of ranch mix (spicy ranch if you like) on the meat. Put a stick of butter on top of the meat. Add potatoes, carrots and onions around the meat as you see fit. Put it on low for 8 hours.

You will not be disappointed.

Add your favorite food recipe.


This sounds real good and I make it Keto friendly by leaving out potoatos and carrots. Still outstanding.

500HP’s famous Guacamole Dip

3 Haas Avocados (must be fresh and ripe)
1/2 Cup Paul Newman’s medium salsa
1/2 sweet onion finely chopped or diced
Salt, pepper and garlic salt
Fresh squeezed lime juice
Fresh chopped cilantro

Mix and enjoy!
 
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This sounds real good and I make it Keto friendly by leaving out potoatos and carrots. Still outstanding.

500HP’s famous Guacamole Dip

3 Haas Avocados (must be fresh and ripe)
1/2 Cup Paul Newman’s medium salsa
1/2 sweet onion finely chopped or diced
Salt, pepper and garlic salt
Fresh squeezed lime juice
Fresh chopped cilantro

Mix and enjoy!
I did it keto friendly over the weekend. I think I ate 1.5 lbs of just meat as a result. Still worth it.
 
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BluePhil

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I feel like hog jowl is something I’ve probably eaten before and liked it, but didn’t know that’s what I was eating.

It is basically like streaky bacon - similar to English Bacon. It is the cured cheeks of hogs. So lean bacon.