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Pot Roast (2 Lb. Avg.)

$18.95

Oven Roasting: Season, sear, and slow-cook in the oven until tender.

  1. Slow Cooking/Crockpot: Conveniently cook with vegetables and liquid on low heat for hours.

  2. Instant Pot/Pressure Cooking: Brown, add veggies and liquid, then pressure cook for quicker results.

  3. Dutch Oven Braising: Sear, transfer to a Dutch oven with veggies and broth, and braise in the oven.

  4. Pan Searing and Oven Finish: Sear on the stove, finish in the oven for an even cook.

  5. Grilling: Sear on high heat, then simmer in a pot for a smoky-flavored pot roast.

Choose a method that suits your preference for time and flavor, resulting in a delicious and tender pot roast

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Oven Roasting: Season, sear, and slow-cook in the oven until tender.

  1. Slow Cooking/Crockpot: Conveniently cook with vegetables and liquid on low heat for hours.

  2. Instant Pot/Pressure Cooking: Brown, add veggies and liquid, then pressure cook for quicker results.

  3. Dutch Oven Braising: Sear, transfer to a Dutch oven with veggies and broth, and braise in the oven.

  4. Pan Searing and Oven Finish: Sear on the stove, finish in the oven for an even cook.

  5. Grilling: Sear on high heat, then simmer in a pot for a smoky-flavored pot roast.

Choose a method that suits your preference for time and flavor, resulting in a delicious and tender pot roast

Oven Roasting: Season, sear, and slow-cook in the oven until tender.

  1. Slow Cooking/Crockpot: Conveniently cook with vegetables and liquid on low heat for hours.

  2. Instant Pot/Pressure Cooking: Brown, add veggies and liquid, then pressure cook for quicker results.

  3. Dutch Oven Braising: Sear, transfer to a Dutch oven with veggies and broth, and braise in the oven.

  4. Pan Searing and Oven Finish: Sear on the stove, finish in the oven for an even cook.

  5. Grilling: Sear on high heat, then simmer in a pot for a smoky-flavored pot roast.

Choose a method that suits your preference for time and flavor, resulting in a delicious and tender pot roast

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