Pot Roast in the Slow Cooker

There are so many recipes for pot roast. I absolutely could not decide which one to make so I just made it myself. The weather here in Edmonton is bitterly cold so a good pot roast seemed in order for dinner last night.

Here is what i did!

Marilyn’s Pot Roast in the Slow Cooker 

Ingredients

4 carrots, peeled and cut into 2 inch chunks

3 parsnips, peered and cut into 2 inch chunks

1 medium size onion, cut into 8 ths

1 3 1/2 pound rolled roast

2 tbsp garlic powder

salt & pepper

2 tbsp oil

1/2 cup ketchup

1 tbsp Worcestershire sauce

Method

1. Put the prepared carrots, parsnips and onions into the slow cooker

2. Season the roast all over with the garlic powder and salt & pepper, rub it in

3. In a median size skillet, heat the 2 tbsp oil and sear the roast on all sides until it gets a nice brown crust.

4. Put the seared roast into the slow cooker

5. Mix the ketchup and the Worcestershire sauce together and spread on top of the roast

6. Cover the crockpot and set for 8 hours on low.

7. Once the cycle is finished, I took the crockpot pot and put it into a 350F oven for 30 minutes to brown the roast, basting often. If there is some ketchup on top I just put some of the juice from the pan on top of the roast to thin out the ketchup a bit

*** This can also made in the oven. 325F until tender so most likely around 3 hours. Add 1 cup of water to the bottom of the roaster so the roast doesn’t dry out.

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Many people ask me "how did you do that?" "will you show me how?' So I decided to make a blog about what I cook and bake. I am in no way a professional cook, but I love to feed people and try new things as well as making the "old foods" My friends are wonderful cooks, each with their own 'specialty' and i will be having guest cooks here, showcasing their favourite things to cook as well!! I hope you enjoy this blog and maybe decide to make some of these foods yourself! I am always available to answer any questions you might have about anything you see here. Some of my recipes are unique to me but most are not. They are all recipes I have found in a variety of ways, some are old family recipes that date back decades and some are new ones!