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I first made this dish to impress my new mother-in-law. She loved it. Luckily, the oven does all the work in this never-fail recipe. — Kelly Anderson, Glendale, California
For Two (with some adjustments):brown chuck, both sides, under broiler, saute vegetables for about 8 minutes in large pot, add liquid and browned meat on top of sauted vegetables. Cook 325 for 3 hours. All of the liquid had evaporated after 3 hours so watch your oven pot during the last hour of cooking.Chuck: 1/2 lb chuck.Vegetables: 8oz mushrooms sliced, 1/2 onion diced, 8 baby carrots whole, 2 stalks celery diced, 5 garlic cloves sliced.Liquid: I cup water with 1 teaspoon beef bouillon, 4 Tablespoons white wine, 1 Tablespoon Balsamic vinegar. Served with rolls if you want a carbohydrate. Pass Horseradish Cream: 3 Tablespoons plain Greek yogurt, or sour cream and 2 teaspoons Golds prepared Horseradish. We have added this to our rotation.
We did NOT like this. The balsamic vinegar made everything way too sweet. I should have known better than to put in the full 1/2 cup that was called for. Disappointed...
It had me at balsamic vinegar. What a delicous and temder roast. I never can get my husband to eat sweet potatoes unless they are with this dish.
We really enjoyed this recipe. I added some fresh mushrooms and baby red potatoes. The next time I might cut down on the balsamic by just a smidge. I will make this recipe many times over.
I loved it, but my kids did not like it at all. I thought it had really good flavor and loved the sweet potatoes in it. I doubled the sweet potato and didn't use any turnips.
Good twist to a traditional classic! My husband really liked the sweet potato addition. One thing I changed was I slow cooked this recipe in the crock pot for 8 hours on low.
This recipe was nasty. Nobody ate it will never make this again.
I am making this recipe for the 5th time since the October issue--oh yea!!!Four different groups of eaters have rated it outstanding. I have used wine-usually a cab or merlot-each time, but today I will only use broth. I have substituted parsnips for the turnips 3 times. I think the balsamic really gives it that special flavor. Last time I cooked it almost twice as long on the stove; I also tripled the thyme (accidently spilled). It was the best ever--maybe sweeter? That may have been due to the longer reduction of liquid. This recipe is my new "company's coming" favorite!
This was the best pot roast I have ever made. It was tender and flavorful. I substituted dried sage leaves, estimating the amount. It worked out fine. Definitely a keeper recipe.
Outstanding! I made this last night - the beef came out tasty and tender - loved it!
For Two (with some adjustments):brown chuck, both sides, under broiler, saute vegetables for about 8 minutes in large pot, add liquid and browned meat on top of sauted vegetables. Cook 325 for 3 hours. All of the liquid had evaporated after 3 hours so watch your oven pot during the last hour of cooking.Chuck: 1/2 lb chuck.Vegetables: 8oz mushrooms sliced, 1/2 onion diced, 8 baby carrots whole, 2 stalks celery diced, 5 garlic cloves sliced.Liquid: I cup water with 1 teaspoon beef bouillon, 4 Tablespoons white wine, 1 Tablespoon Balsamic vinegar. Served with rolls if you want a carbohydrate. Pass Horseradish Cream: 3 Tablespoons plain Greek yogurt, or sour cream and 2 teaspoons Golds prepared Horseradish. We have added this to our rotation.
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Title: | Balsamic Braised Pot Roast |
Descrition: | I first made this dish to impress my new mother-in-law. She loved it. Luckily, the oven does all the work in this never-fail recipe. — Kelly Anderson, Glendale, California |
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Balsamic Braised Pot Roast
I first made this dish to impress my new mother-in-law. She loved it. Luckily, the oven does all the work in this never-fail recipe. — Kelly Anderson, Glendale, California