How to Make a Pot Roast in the Pressure Cooker or Crock-Pot
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SUBSCRIBE here: http://bit.ly/LQTHYW http://TheFrugalChef.com. This roast is ultra easy to make. You can cook it in the pressure cooker or slow cooker or …
Cola prunes and beer. Let me know if the Adams family enjoyed that
Easy to use, clean and I just love it!>>>ur2.pl/1035 I was afraid of pressure cookers and scared to get burnt or have the thing blow up. I read the instructions, it was simple to use and now I am pressure cooking! I use it to cook beans and the pressure cooker infuses the flavors and my beans are soooo tasty!!!
What an annoying voice
2 hours hhhhh kiding
takes 1 hour in my pressure cooker
two and a half hours is too long to cook the meat in the pressure cooker the vegetable should have only been cook maybe 20-30 minutes the meat should have only been cooked about an hour
She is out of her mind … cooking a cheap beef roast for 2 hours in a pressure cooker. I use several pressure cookers often during the month. A beef roast needs no more than an hour, release pressure under cold water, then add your veg (potato, carrot, parsnip, turnip, what ever you wish) then cook an additional 15 minutes maximum. Best flavor is gained by adding low sodium beef broth … canned or home made in place of water. Seeing her finished product "sliced" … she is not being truthful … after 2 hours the beef and veg would be falling apart. So much for amateurs on you tube.
Why did you cook it so long? Won't that make it tough? How long would you cook a three pound roast?
Lost me at a cup of cola, disgusting…
2 1/2 hours ???
Don't brown it in olive oil. Use fat that have higher burning temperature.
oh that looks sooo good.i like that prunes u added into it.very interesting.
I had a chuck roast and covered in Montreal spice, seared, removed, sauted onions then garlic, added meat back in, topped with onions then small potatoes (no celery or carrots in the house). Â Added one cup of coke and one cup of beef broth. Â Cooked for 1 hour in stove top pressure cooker. Â IT WAS DELISH AND TENDER and made the best gravey. Â Thanks for sharing.
Cola, beer, and prunes. Two of my favorite things.
just bought a pressure cooker. this looks so good. ty 4 sharing
I just love you andyour personality
Great Video. Thanks for taking the time to make this video. It really helps some of us that are still learning how to use our Pressure Cooker. ♥
Ok, I've got to beg the question. What do the prunes do for the roast, sounds like a really odd thing to put in there? Really glad to see somene through some pressure cooker recipies out there on youtube. I'd really like to learn to use mine better. Thanks.
When the pressure comes down, I'll be testing the turkey with a meat thermometer, to see if it's really done. It smells FANTASTIC!
Woohoo! Turkey's done. Thanks pastryparrot1 for the inspiration!
I have made this recipe many times. Today, I have adapted it to poaching a whole turkey (it's nearly Thanksgiving here, in the great white north). So far, I've stuffed the turkey with a very large, peeled onion (quartered), a whole lemon (quartered), a few past-their-prime pieces of celery, and topped the whole thing off with salt and pepper. I then added a bottle of home-made apple sherry and a couple of cups of water. Put on the 15 lbs weight, it's been 1 1/2 hours. …
@nmilligan77 Hey Nicole! This is really, really nice. I hope you give it a try! Give Vini a hug for me!
Whoa. Prunes, beer, carrots, carmelized onions. My family's tastebuds won't know what hit them. Thank you.
@EnchantedAlana Awesome! I love when things work out! Thank you very much for stopping by!
My pressure cooker cookbook (wow, try saying that three times fast) has several recipes, but all for roasts 1/2 the size of the one I had. Thankfully, I tried searching on youtube, and what do ya know, but your vid starred a roast the same size (well, give or take) as the one on my counter. THE BEST. Keep the vids coming.
@LESTER7L1 Thanks again my friend!
yummmmmmmmmm! Pressure cookers are great! Just have to know how to work with them.This looks so great Mary Ann.
@charmazingable Thanks Charmaine! I hope you do and love it. Have a great day!
@SmokeyGoodness There you go! Make sure you guys bring jackets. It is getting cold down here! Have a great day!
@DLP1962 Thank you. It was painted by a very good friend of mine. I have a few pieces that are hers. Have a great day!
@BigredApril1951 You should give it a try. It is absolutely delish! Thanks for watching!
@slolita1 It is! Thanks for watching!
Another scrumptious recipe, MaryAnn! Can't wait to try this! Thanks-Charmaine xo
I'd better get my passport renewed, cause we're coming over for lunch!!! heh heh.
Ooooh, that looks so good!
in the beginning…… i just love that painting behind you
Prunes???? I have never heard of prunes being cooked with a pot roast! Something new learned here today for sure!
That looks soo yummy! and very easy, takes time, but it is sooooo easy!
@ColorMeCrazy7 Beer does add a lot to food! Thanks for watching! Have a great weekend!
@Missyplaymate3 You are welcome Rachel! Have a wonderful weekend!
@CuteCatFaith I know, huh? It actually adds a lot to this dish. I have a few different recipes with cola on the site. Have a great weekend!
@CuteCatFaith Thanks! I am happy you liked it!
@pastryparrot1 Cola! What a weird, wild ingredient!
Uprated. Watched twice.
@gelflingfaysuzanne Thank you!
@xGoldenAngel18 Yay! This will come out beautiful in a crock pot! Thanks for coming by!
@FooWeeSan Thanks! Have a great weekend!
@kadirecipes Thank you! Have a great weekend!
that looks so delicious!
ooh great i just bought a slow cooker last week. now i can use it for something 😀
YUMMYYY!!! 😀