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Traditional Dutch Oven Pot Roast

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  • willxfmr
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    Mighty fine looking roast. Has me thinking I should get a chuckie out of the freezer.

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  • JeffJ
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    Making traditional pot roast next week. Your pics look great. Hopefully I can come close to matching what I'm seeing on my screen.

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  • IowaGirl
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    I will also do rutabagas in dishes like this. They're all good, IMO.

  • HawkerXP
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    Very nice!

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  • Mr. Bones
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    Great Comfort Food?

    I'm Alla Bout It, Brother!

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  • barelfly
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    That’s outstanding! Love it - thank you for sharing!

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  • Jared49
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    There’s nothing better with a nice slow cooked beef roast than parsnips!!

  • DavidNorcross
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    Looks wonderful. Got to add this recipe to my mix. Great job!

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  • bbqLuv
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    PBR for liquid? Or paired afterward.
    I got my first ever Dutch Oven last year for camping.
    Just a new toy to learn.
    So it is good to see fine cooks on the Dutch Oven.

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  • Hulagn1971
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    Lol, true!

  • smokin fool
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    Oh boy, I just can not do Turnips....no way no how.....

  • ecowper
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    I use parsnips and potatoes to make a root vegetable puree for serving braised short ribs on top of ..... it's the bomb

  • CaptainMike
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    Another great comfort food recipe. And a guy named Fritz should know something about using a Dutch oven!

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  • Rob Johnston
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    That looks great. Perfect time of year for it too!

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  • Hulagn1971
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    I was going for turnips but all they had were parsnips. I really liked them. I sort of browned them with the carrots in the pot on the stove first. I was surprised how sweet they smelled and oddly like cinnamon. I was going for lower carb so did not use potatoes. When I do I cook them separately as they just fall apart and turn to mush in the pot. For my wife and stepdaughter I did cheat and heat up some Bob Evans garlic potatoes that lined the bottoms of their bowls.

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