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Default How do you season your pot roast?

Steve Pope wrote:
>George M. Middius wrote:
>>Steve Pope wrote:
>>>Some TIADer said:
>>> >IMO, pot roast sucks (my mom used to make that crap). The meat is bland and
>>> >the carrots and pototoes cooked along side of it were blah too.
>>>
>>> You're not supposed to eat the carrots and onions from a pot roast.
>>> They are to be discarded.

>
>>Go on, please. Why would you discard food?

>
>The idea is similar to when you make vegetable stock.


I thought you'd use that alibi because it's obvious you confused pot
roast with stock... pay more attention next you watch foodtv.

>The solid portions are discarded because, after two or three hours of cooking
>all the flavor has gone into the liquid.


With pot roast that liquid becomes gravy... an accomplished cook will
push those solids through a sieve or if bountiful will certainly serve
them with the pot roast. And I eat the veggies from stock, I eat the
meat from the stock bones too; cook's treat.

>the cooking time is less (usually).


Absolutely not, a properly made pot roast cooks just as long as a
properly made stock. Any vegetable can be cooked with and served with
pot roast, there are NO limitations. I often make a south of the
border pot roast and include short sections of corn on the cob and
platinos. My favorite pot roast becomes beef/'shoom barley soup, in
fact most of my pot roasts become stewps. Everything that goes into
the pot roast pot gets eaten, except the bay leaves.

Steve Pope has never cooked anything, it's so obvious from how he
constantly regurgitates foodtv... he's not alone here.