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Summary: Now that you have prepared, seasoned, and seared your roast, learn how to slow cook it in the crock pot in this free recipe video from our expert cook on how to cook pot roast.

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Josiah Owen Josiah Owen has worked in the food service industry for the past 9 years. Josiah’s cooking experience spans from Fast Food, Fine Dining, working as a Camp Che... read more

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How to Season a Pot Roast in a Crockpot

Hi, this is Josiah Owen and today we are going to talk about making pot roast. Now we have our vegetables already cooking. We have our meat seared so what we are going to do is take the lid off and we are just going to lay this meat on top of the vegetables. You see it is almost a perfect fit. At this point we are going to take the rest of the vegetables I said that we put to the side and fill around the sides. Go ahead and get rid of the bowl and now we should have our bottle of wine. We are going to use probably about half of this. Just go head and pour on top of everything. If you want to substitute a little bit more water and less wine you can but this is perfectly fine. This is what would react with the rosemary I was talking about and a little bit more. Make sure that all of that is in there. Check the bottom have nice little base going in there and as the vegetables cook they would release some moisture as well and there you go.

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