Crock Pot Roast
This is my absolute favorite method of cooking roast. It makes wonderfully tender roast that falls apart when it’s finished! And it is SUPER easy too! Just slap your roast in your crock pot (fresh or frozen), then add:
2 cans beef broth
1 tsp. minced garlic
Minced onion (just sprinkle as much as you want)
Salt & Pepper
Put your crock pot on low and cook for 6-8 hours.
It should be so tender once it’s done that it easily pulls apart. Unfortunately the last three times I’ve made this roast, I’ve  forgotten to take a picture once it was finished. So I’m just posting it anyway…without the picture of the fully-cooked, mouth-watering beef. :)
And it normally makes enough that we can use it for two meals…we just mix the leftover beef with some barbecue sauce and heat it over the stove. Then we have barbecued beef sandwiches for another yummy meal!
This is our favorite crock pot roast recipe, and it is SO good! Yours sounds fantastic too!
http://bigredpot.com/crock-pot-diary/crock-pot-diary-entry-two/
What cut of meat and how many lbs do you use?
I honestly don’t know what cut of meat…I’m almost positive I don’t always use the same kind. I typically just ask the butcher or look for the slow cooker roast in the meat section. And I use the same recipe, so matter how many lbs. It’s almost always around 2-3 lbs. :)
Great thanks for sharing!
I always get a bigger roast than we need and use it for leftovers in bbq sandwiches and beef stew. I also do that with chicken. I make extra and use it several times a week in different dishes. It makes a big difference if the meats already cooked. :) Happy Cooking!!
I saw this on Pinterest and have been looking forward to making it all week. It’s whats for dinner tonight !
I am trying this tonight… I will let you know how it goes!!!!