I've already discussed my love of crockpots and the mandatory use of crockpot liners, so I'll skip all of that today and get into one of my favorite crockpot recipes. However, I will give a little disclaimer first. I am a dump cook. Rarely is anthing ever done exactly the same way twice in my kitchen. Therefore, I have no specific measurements for this. I put in what sounds good in an amount that feels right. That helps a lot, huh?
This time I used:
*Roast--I asked for the smallest rump roast they had at HyVee. Otherwise we end up with about 25 lbs. of meat in our crockpot. That's a little much.
*Baby carrots--washed, uncut
*Little red potatoes--Some days I use yellow, but red sounded better.
*Yellow onion
*Beef broth--about 3/4 of a can
*2 Bay leaves
*Beef buillon cube
*Salt & peppa
*Onion powder
*Thyme
*Oregano
*Basil
*That's all I can remember. I think that's it...
After cooking for many moons in the crockpot, the roast looked like this:
Here's the plated version. I make a really mean gravy with the juices, but there was not time in the day this time--unfortunately. I love gravy. The lack of made me a bit sad.
Even without gravy, the meal was good. It was an easy one-pot meal plus a whole wheat roll. Yum!
Lingering thought of the day: Pray for my dad and his surgeons. He's having a valve replaced on Monday. We're ready for him to be all better!
Friday, March 5, 2010
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