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Put a 3 lb bottom round roast in the crockpot this morning at 9AM.  

Cooked in there with 2 bottles of guiness, one chopped onion, carrots, garlic and I added mushrooms later.

Am going to serve over egg noodles.

Smelling this stuff and not being able to eat it for another 2 hrs is killing me.

Pot roast kicks so much ass it isn't even fair to other meals.

 
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Forgot- crockpot on LOW for 10 hrs.  I bet you can't have just one bite.

Picture of plate to follow
 
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Just bought a crock pot today. Ive eaten so many good things that have come out of that so I had to get my own. Determining what first meal I make tomorrow is the hard part.
 
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Egg Noodles

What a combo

 
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That 3 pound roast won't last more than 24 hours.

Shit is candy........ especially with dem egg noodles

 
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Fucking A right put some shrooms in there.

Some people will bitch about the shrooms but they will still lick the plate.

Shrooms

Actually, I keep my pot "clean"........ no shrooms but love shrooms.

Maybe a sprig of Thyme in there.

 
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pot roast with shrooms and carrots  i like it with white rice
 
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pics??  

mexican cornbread??  

one bay leaf??  

 
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sorry, no picks.  that stuff went fast.

i also love to take a bite out of a jalepeno then drain all the juices and seeds onto my portion.  im making a 10 lb roast next time
 
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btw, if you guys aren't eating a jalepeno and a slice of white onion with your bbq you don't know what you're missing
 
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Quote Originally Posted by jasonwhitesknee:

btw, if you guys aren't eating a jalepeno and a slice of white onion with your bbq you don't know what you're missing
agreed. its a texas tradition
 
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Sounds great man. The guiness beer really gives it a good flavor
 
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I have never made a pot roast with guiness, but it's a damn fine idea. 
 
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I should add this to the crock pot recipe list...  I only use ti for tortilla soup and chili right now...
 
 
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