Classic Pot Roast That's Better Than Grandma's


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  1. @nunnayabiznezz2370
    @nunnayabiznezz2370 says:

    Hey, Dude! I took the lemon that I zested for the rosemary salt and added the juice to the pot roast at the very end! Just a smidge more acid and a nice pop of brightness to the gravy, and it was great!

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  2. @anjin77
    @anjin77 says:

    I made this today with two minor variations: I didn't have Marmite, so I swapped that out for an equal amount of beef Better Than Bouillon, and I also added a tablespoon and a splash of low sodium soy sauce to further bump up the umami factor. Best pot roast I've ever had, thank you Sonny!

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  3. @PhillitOFinches
    @PhillitOFinches says:

    Hey Sonny! I've been watching for a few years and still love your tips and recipes…. all this said, and I'm not sure if it's because I'm a little older or not, but I've not been enjoying your 'silly' moments that have been creeping in more and more over the past year or so. I love your stuff and will keep watching! Just wanted you to know it just feels cringe to me.
    (I'm going to make this soon (before it gets too warm again!) but will substitute Vegemite for the Marmite 😉 )

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  4. @kaylouisson3401
    @kaylouisson3401 says:

    Best pot roast I have ever made. Seriously, this is beyond how I normally can cook. Followed clear instructions and it all came together. Thanks Dude. Huge dent for the fridge from me!

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  5. @aidancoyle3151
    @aidancoyle3151 says:

    So its $5 dollar pot roast recipe? You missed the mark shighting on Grandmas like that. My Nana could do better with a rabbit she strangled herself. Good luck with your unsustainable life choices. You are irrelevant in the greater scheme of things, as smart as you are.

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  6. @wolfman011000
    @wolfman011000 says:

    Thanks for the recipe, tips and advise. Personnely i would bave dropped a extra kilo of fine diced onions in the pot at the 2 hour mark they break down and thicken the gravy. I was taught a similar recipe by my grandmother as a stretcher meal. Oma ratio was 1 part meat, 1 part onions, 1 part carrots, 1 part potato's as a base with more vegetables and dumplings as wanted or needed to get the amount needed to feed the family. Marmite yeast extract is a good addition but there is also Bovril and Vegemite each having there own meaty flavours, for cooking we use the own branded yeast extract from our local supermarket and marmite for spreading lightly on buttered toast. Bovril we like as a hot drink, a teaspoon in a mug covered in boiling water and stir for that beef onsite goodness. Take care, God bless one and all.

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  7. @prestonexzabe2997
    @prestonexzabe2997 says:

    LOL so true about the onions making the house smell good. Just last night I walked into the kitchen and asked my mom ooh smells good, what’s that, and she’s like I’m just cooking the onions…

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  8. @illiniguy399
    @illiniguy399 says:

    Obliques are great for anything that will be eaten with a fork. I can't stand overly thin slices or huge chunks of carrot in my braise. Keeps things manageable and bite sized without just being boring flat sections.

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