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Old 06-03-2004, 04:08 AM
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what's your favorite thing to do with left over pot roast? I have approx 1
lb of it to work with. It turned out really well, is very tender and
flavorful.

Suzan


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Old 06-03-2004, 04:11 AM
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"Orion" blurts:

what's your favorite thing to do with left over pot roast? I have approx 1
lb of it to work with. It turned out really well, is very tender and
flavorful.


Why eat it of course. duh


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Old 06-03-2004, 04:27 AM
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"PENMART01" wrote in message
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"Orion" blurts:

what's your favorite thing to do with left over pot roast? I have approx

1
lb of it to work with. It turned out really well, is very tender and
flavorful.


Why eat it of course. duh



ummm, okay, butt... in a sandwhich, roast beef hash, enchiladas? I've used
it for these things, am looking for new ideas.

Suzan



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Old 06-03-2004, 04:56 AM
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The best thing to do with left over pot roast is to make Shepherd's
pie,,,,,,,dice up roast,,,,put into dish w/gravy,,,top with veggies,,,,,and
taters....sprinkle cheese on it, up to you....very good!

"Orion" wrote in message
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what's your favorite thing to do with left over pot roast? I have approx

1
lb of it to work with. It turned out really well, is very tender and
flavorful.

Suzan




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Old 06-03-2004, 04:56 AM
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"Orion" wrote in news:K8c2c.31937$qL1.17595@fed1read02:

what's your favorite thing to do with left over pot roast? I have
approx 1 lb of it to work with. It turned out really well, is very
tender and flavorful.

Suzan




Roast beef hash, hot roast beef sandwiches, ground up to make a sandwich
spread.

Wayne
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Old 06-03-2004, 05:01 AM
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"Wayne Boatwright" wrote in message
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"Orion" wrote in news:K8c2c.31937$qL1.17595@fed1read02:

what's your favorite thing to do with left over pot roast? I have
approx 1 lb of it to work with. It turned out really well, is very
tender and flavorful.

Suzan




Roast beef hash, hot roast beef sandwiches, ground up to make a sandwich
spread.

Wayne


I don't have a grinder, but I suppose I could chop it up. Add mayo and ??
A little onion, teensy bit of garlic or horseradish?



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Old 06-03-2004, 05:15 AM
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"sandy" wrote in message
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The best thing to do with left over pot roast is to make Shepherd's
pie,,,,,,,dice up roast,,,,put into dish w/gravy,,,top with

veggies,,,,,and
taters....sprinkle cheese on it, up to you....very good!

"Orion" wrote in message
news:K8c2c.31937$qL1.17595@fed1read02...
what's your favorite thing to do with left over pot roast? I have

approx
1
lb of it to work with. It turned out really well, is very tender and
flavorful.

Suzan

Haven't thought about that. I do have all those things. Thanks Sandy.



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Old 06-03-2004, 05:18 AM
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"Orion" wrote in news:cWc2c.31946$qL1.12447@fed1read02:


"Wayne Boatwright" wrote in
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"Orion" wrote in
news:K8c2c.31937$qL1.17595@fed1read02:

what's your favorite thing to do with left over pot roast? I have
approx 1 lb of it to work with. It turned out really well, is very
tender and flavorful.

Suzan




Roast beef hash, hot roast beef sandwiches, ground up to make a
sandwich spread.

Wayne


I don't have a grinder, but I suppose I could chop it up. Add mayo
and ?? A little onion, teensy bit of garlic or horseradish?


You're on the right track. I'd also add a bit of chopped pickle.
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Old 06-03-2004, 06:01 AM
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I'd make a nice veggie/beef soup...
We use canned tomatoes and tomato juice, but I think the store bought would
be ok. Add some potatoes, peas, carrots, onions, whatever you like - let it
simer for a while to cook the potatoes..salt and pepper or whatever suits
your fancy for seasoning. :-)

Emily


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what's your favorite thing to do with left over pot roast? I have approx

1
lb of it to work with. It turned out really well, is very tender and
flavorful.

Suzan




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Old 06-03-2004, 06:12 AM
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"Orion" wrote in message
news:K8c2c.31937$qL1.17595@fed1read02...
what's your favorite thing to do with left over pot roast? I have approx

1
lb of it to work with. It turned out really well, is very tender and
flavorful.

Suzan



Roast beef hash for the first left over meal. Chop the meat and veggies for
the hash and set aside about one cup of the mixture. Use the one cup to
make those little fold over hand pies. Mix the one cup with some of the
leftover gravy, some frozen peas and whatever you need to stretch the
mixture as far as it needs to go--mushrooms, carrots, potatoes.
Janet


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Old 06-03-2004, 06:21 AM
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"Emily Quesenberry" writes:

I'd make a nice veggie/beef soup...
We use canned tomatoes and tomato juice, but I think the store bought would
be ok. Add some potatoes, peas, carrots, onions, whatever you like - let it
simer for a while to cook the potatoes..salt and pepper or whatever suits
your fancy for seasoning. :-)


I like left over meat julienned in a chef's salad... various greens, tomatoes,
diced boiled taters, onions, sliced hard cooked eggs, cheese and salami cubes,
some canned beans, crunchy celery, of course Barbs pickled beets, seeds,
croutons... with a pungent honey mustard dressing... whatever.


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Old 06-03-2004, 07:24 AM
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Orion wrote:
what's your favorite thing to do with left over pot roast? I have
approx 1 lb of it to work with. It turned out really well, is very
tender and flavorful.

Suzan


Smother it in gravy and then use it to top a hot roast beef sandwich.


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Old 06-03-2004, 08:45 AM
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Yes,,,,,,,put left over roast beef w/gravy on 1/2 of hoagie bun,,put
mushrooms & cheese on other half,,,put on broiler pan,,,broil till cheese
melts.......wow...Now,,,,I'm hungry.......
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Orion wrote:
what's your favorite thing to do with left over pot roast? I have
approx 1 lb of it to work with. It turned out really well, is very
tender and flavorful.

Suzan


Smother it in gravy and then use it to top a hot roast beef sandwich.




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Old 06-03-2004, 09:54 AM
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sandy wrote:
Yes,,,,,,,put left over roast beef w/gravy on 1/2 of hoagie bun,,put
mushrooms & cheese on other half,,,put on broiler pan,,,broil till
cheese melts.......wow...Now,,,,I'm hungry.......


Exactly!

Jill
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Orion wrote:
what's your favorite thing to do with left over pot roast? I have
approx 1 lb of it to work with. It turned out really well, is very
tender and flavorful.

Suzan


Smother it in gravy and then use it to top a hot roast beef sandwich.



 




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