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Kent wrote:
> "Scott" > wrote in message > ... >> I'm making pot roast (chuck roast) for the 1st time this weekend. I >> seen some recipes that call for broth and red wine and even one >> recipe uses nothing but red wine (I think that's way too much wine.) >> I think I'm going to use about 3:1 ratio of broth and wine. My >> question is does the wine just add flavor or does it also help in >> breaking down the meat? > Whatever recipe you do, brown the roast before you put in the > wine-stock mixture. > Find a good recipe and follow it. I'd cut the chuck into 2" chunks > and brown in bacon fat, and braise 3-4 hours gently until the meat > reaches the fall-apart stage. I think this is almost the best part of > the cow. For us it competes with standing rib roast. > > Kent > If he cuts the chuck roast into chunks, is it technically still pot roast? I'd just brown the whole roast and proceed from there. Jill |
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