3 lb frozen
grass fed beef chuck or arm roast
3/4 liter burgandy
1 thinly sliced onion
1 beef or vegetable bullion
1 Tbs Worchester sauce
1 bay leaf
2 cups water
With the
winter months, having supper waiting when you come home is the
ultimate treat. A roast cooking provides a real welcoming homey
smell for your family.
If you are
organized and pre-plan your meals, you could thaw your grass
fed beef roast, Jaccard it, and sear it on both sides with some
butter or olive oil in the pan before throwing it in a crockpot.
However,
if your schedule is hectic like ours, we just throw all the
ingredients including the frozen grass fed beef chuck in a crock
pot set on low and cook all day (about 8 hours or more). Either
way, you will have beef so tender it will be falling apart.
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