Slow Cooker Mississippi Pot Roast Recipe
If you’re in search of the easiest pot roast recipe ever that produces fall-apart tender meat that’s juicy and flavorful, look no further than this easy Mississippi pot roast recipe. Savory, delectable, and with layers of wonderful flavor. The pot roast is made in your slow cooker with virtually no hands-on time. This is truly one of those examples of ‘set it and forget it’! To make matters even better, there are really just five main ingredients in this Mississippi pot roast recipe: Chuck roast, onion soup mix, ranch seasoning mix, pepperocinis with juice, butter. There are a myriad of recipes for Mississippi pot roast but the one thing that’s constant are the pepperoncini peppers. They’re the intensely yellow-colored Italian peppers that lend a briney yet almost sweet flavor without being spicy. Whether you want to devour this beautiful chuck roast right out of your slow cooker, or with mashed potatoes, mashed cauliflower, or egg noodles. and use the natural au jus gravy mix from the Mississippi pot roast drizzled over them, or slice leftover meat for sandwiches, the whole family is going to adore this classic pot roast recipe however you choose to enjoy it. Mississippi Pot Roast Ingredients And this slow cooker beef stew combines tick and tender chunks of beef, buttery soft potatoes, and mixed vegetables for a classic crowd-pleasing meal. To make this comfort food classic that everyone loves, you’ll need the following simple ingredients:
Chuck roast Salt Pepper Olive oil Onion soup mix Dry Ranch seasoning mix – If you don’t want to make your own, you can find dry Ranch dressing mix packets at your local grocery store Pepperoncini pepper juice Pepperoncini peppers – I like to use whole pepperonconis for their presentation, although slices or rings are fine Parsley, optional for garnishing Unsalted butter
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How to Make This Slow Cooker Mississippi Roast Recipe
This tender crock pot Mississippi pot roast is a cinch to make. Just follow these easy steps:
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