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Question by IggyCump3: What cut of beef to use for a pot roast in the slow cooker?
I don't which cut of beef is for a pot roast.

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Answer by leonard s
chuck

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Question by Russ: Problem with slow cooker pot roast?
I recently bought a slow cooker with a temperature probe (it shifts to "warm" automacially when the desired internal temperature is reached)

I tried cooking a pot roast, and set the temp limit to 155 deg F. The cooker duly monitored the probe temp, and switched to warm after about 1 1/2 hours on high.

When I sliced the pot roast open, it was almost raw inside. It bled! (It was so raw, I thought I heard it say "Moo!" when I cut it!)

I salvaged the pot roast by cooking manually for another hour.

My question is, what went wrong? I thought 155 was right for well-done beef? Could I have placed the probe improperly? (I thought I had it just about in the thickest part of the meat.

Anybody else had experience with this?

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Answer by wdj
After reading what you wrote i can think of a few things that come to mind.

First of all the temperature you chose was for rare to medium rare as you no doubt saw, the temp you need to set it at is 170F internal for well done meat.

You are right to put the probe in the thickest part, try to put it to the center of the thickest part only and not into a fatty part, has to be in solid meat.

Failing that I would look into the monitor thermometer perhaps it is damaged and not reading properly, look into if you can do a calibration on it to test it's reading, see if it can be calibrated if it is found to be giving a false reading.

Good luck, hope this helps solve the problem for you, Take care.

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Question by iamblessed: Does anyone have a diffenerent way of slow cooker pot roast?
i do the same flavors all the time like onion celery garlic need something new

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Answer by Clare
I put the roast in my slow cooker, add several peeled onions around the sides, and dump a can of Campbell's Golden Mushroom Soup, mixed with half a can of water, over the top. That makes a delicious gravy!

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Question by Lala Lash: Crock pot cooking: When will my roast be done?
I just now put in a 1.81 pound beef round sirloin roast into a small crock pot with carrots, onion, potato and pepper and 1/3 cup water. If I cook it on high how long until it is done? Thanks in advance.

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Answer by Jo Leclerc
the veg. should be on the bottom and u should not put any liquid in. It makes its own.It will take about 3hrs.

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Question by shinogolf: I have the butt end of a roast beef deli slab that my roommate brought home from her work. Crock pot recipes?
It's boar's head, already cooked, used for deli sandwiches.... It's a 2 quart crock pot and we here love organic and exotic foods (two are unfortunately vegetarians).....some one come up with a dank recipe for me to cook up........it's about a 3/4 pound end of the meat. THANKS......ONE love

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Answer by brendacita
Potatoes, carrots, pearl onions, whole mushrooms, beef stock or gravy. Throw it all in and wait then enjoy.

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Question by The Teacher: How do you brown a roast before cooking it in a crock pot? ?
I want to cook a roast in a crock pot, but I was told to brown it first. Next, how much water do I put in the crock pot when cooking this roast? Help a guy trying to do a good job. Thanks

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Answer by okiegirltoo
use a heavy skillet or roasting pan. spray the bottom with a cooking spray and heat to very hot. Put pepper on the roast and put it in and brown it very well on all sides. put it in the crock pot and add about a cup of water (you don't need much for slow cooking), add carrots and onions. cook according to crock pot directions until very tender and use the pot juices to make a great gravy and enjoy.

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