Mississippi Style Pot Roast

Name: Mississippi Style Pot Roast
Total time: 30000 s
Yield: 4-6 servings
Cuisine: American
Ingredients: 2-3 lb beef roast (I prefer sirloin tip); 2 tbsp olive oil; to taste pepper; 1 stick unsalted butter; 1 package dry au jus gravy mix; 1 package dry ranch dressing mix; 5-6 peperoncini peppers; 1/8 cup peperoncini brine; All purpose flour (for the gravy)

Plain Jane @plainjane

Georgia

This is my take on the old (forgotten) classic, but with a lot less salt!

Plain Jane @plainjane

Georgia

This is my take on the old (forgotten) classic, but with a lot less salt!

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Ingredients

8 hrs, 20 mins

4-6 servings

2-3 lbbeef roast (I prefer sirloin tip)
2 tbspolive oil
to tastepepper
1 stickunsalted butter
1 packagedry au jus gravy mix
1 packagedry ranch dressing mix
5-6peperoncini peppers
1/8 cuppeperoncini brine
All purpose flour (for the gravy)

Cooking Instructions

8 hrs, 20 mins

1

Preheat the olive oil in a skillet, season the meat with pepper and then sear it on all sides.
2

Add the seared roast to your slow cooker, fat side up.
3

Sprinkle the au jus and ranch mixes and then place the stick of butter on top of the roast.
4

Place the peperoncinis around the roast, in regular intervals.
5

Pour the brine around the edges or even on top, if you like.
6

Cook on low for 7-8 hours.
7

Once it's done, remove it to a plate so it can rest.
8

Pour the liquid into a sauce pan, add flour a teaspoon at a time, stir briskly with a whisk and simmer on low until it thickens into a rich gravy.
9

Serve with rice or mashed potatoes and a vegetable of your choice. Enjoy!!

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Plain Jane @plainjane

on August 07, 2017 14:20

Georgia

As a Southern gal and a mother, food is a huge part of my life, along with family and tradition. I'm also quite fond of traveling when I can, (especially to the beach), books, music, and any and all other types of brain food. Hope y'all can find something new to enjoy from my collection of diverse recipes that have been passed around my family, are self-taught or inspired from others, or a combination of all three! There’s nothing plain here! ✌🏻