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There is nothing better than a one-pan set it and forget it recipe. And that’s exactly what happens with this classic pot roast dish!

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  1. Jeri Young
    Jeri Young says:

    Love a good pot roast, and can’t wait to make yours. Can you share info on your knife, and also, did someone make your potholder that was under the dutch oven, cranberrish and cream colored?

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  2. Absolute Flavours
    Absolute Flavours says:

    Looks very nice and perfect

    Thanks for sharing this wonderful recipe

    Will definitely try making it

    Beautiful presentation with clear instructions

    looks absolutely delicious and tempting ❤ really well prepared and served 😋👌👌

    how amazingly you explained the recipe in a quick and easy way to enjoy this wonderful dish

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  3. Jeannified
    Jeannified says:

    Honey, where is your boyfriend?! You should totally have one as you are such a great catch! Handsome, hard-working, joyful, and a great cook and decorator!!! You are a pleasure to watch! Your decorating and cooking skills are fantastic! Makes me want to try to make all of your great dishes and decorate my house better at the holidays! Thanks for sharing your skills with us!

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  4. Dee Zahm
    Dee Zahm says:

    👏🏻I’m a born-and-raised Nebraska girl (now in Michigan) and my mom, too, made the best pot roast! Thank you for this scrumptious recipe and wonderful memories…I can smell it now …. 🥰🙏

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  5. status
    status says:

    How much does chuck roast cost in Iowa? A 3 lbs. cut of boneless chuck roast at Safeway's in California is $26.97. Not cheap! Maybe Kaleb's family farm raise their own beef cattle?

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  6. Alyssa Peters
    Alyssa Peters says:

    Kaleb, Thank you! I'm anxious to try this recipe. Every recipe I've tried always says to sear the meat first. I cannot stand doing that becauset it makes such a mess! I've never ever felt confident in my ability to cook meat that well. I'm scared it will be overcooked and dry or undercooked. This seems to be a winning recipe and I cannot wait to try it!

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