How to Cook a Chuck Steak in the Slow Cooker~Easy Cooking


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In this easy cooking video, I cook a beef chuck steak in my crock pot, or slow cooker. I seasoned the steak the night before with kosher salt, and Lawry’s …

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  1. MsZyona
    MsZyona says:

    My favorite new cook. Thanks, Tim. I burnt my first one, so the second time, I timed it by the hour using 2 different crockpots. My hamilton crockpot took 3 hours my West blend cooks mighty fast took an hour and 40 min.

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  2. mikeincltnc
    mikeincltnc says:

    I tried this and it was excellent. I added a few small potatoes towards the end. The only thing I did different was I did not pre season the steak. Placed it in the crockpot and added some seasoning salt, onion powder and a rub mixture. Thank you for this great idea!

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  3. Happy go Lucky
    Happy go Lucky says:

    Thinking of trying this with a chuck steak tonight in slow cooker. I'm going to put on the little raiser rack that came with slow cooker so it's not just sitting in the fat. Might also poke some holes in the top of meat with fork and pour a shot of Jack D over it to see if it adds any flavor or wasted a shot in attempt to add flavor!

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  4. Indigo Gypsy
    Indigo Gypsy says:

    Gosh I am so glad I found this! Google recipes and Pinterest kept recommending quick pan sears, even quicker broiling, and grilling. In my food loving soul I knew that could not possibly make for a tender meat. I kept thinking "how can a chuck steak be cooked so quick but a chuck roast needs hours". I've made my own seasoning and am now anxiously waiting for the results. Thank you again!

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  5. joe cohen
    joe cohen says:

    So, this is now the second time we are using the crock pot we got over 15 years ago. First time was last year when we tried a chuck steak on low for 9 hours, from a different video of yours. We were going to do that one again as chuck steaks were on sale yesterday for $2.99 a pound(first cut with a small bone), but time got away from us. So we are trying the high method you describe here. I will post an update tonight after we eat it. Im sure it will be fabulous like all your other recipes we tried.

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  6. Neil Barker
    Neil Barker says:

    This looks amazing – glad I found your channel. Great recipes and going to start this one tomorrow. Currently binge watching your slow cooker recipes – thanks for sharing.

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  7. Anthony A
    Anthony A says:

    My goodness… It looks so soft and good… I did a simple pan sear yesterday because i was really hungry (hadn't ate all day) IT WAS SOOOOO TOUGH, so hard to cut that it was aggravating lol.

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  8. Justin T
    Justin T says:

    I enjoy your videos but I do have one slightly negative comment, or at least a question. Why do you salt overnight? I was always taught to salt right before cooking due to the moisture issues with salting for longer periods. Also, have you really noticed a difference with overnight rub? Typically I would expect any kind of marinade to produce a deeper flavour profile with a longer marinading period, however, I am unsure when it comes to a dry rub with a long slow cook. Appreciate any feedback on this, thx.

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