Wednesday, January 22, 2014

Dutch Oven Roast With Loaded Mashed Potatoes


                                                                               
Dutch Oven Roast & Loaded Mashed Potatoes


This Meal has become one of my all time favorites! It’s definitely not a meal that you should eat if calorie counting it’s a stick to your ribs fall asleep right after good for a Sunday Meal!! As always feel free to customize this recipe use your crock-pot for the roast always season to your taste and remember to have fun. Send your pictures, feedback and questions I love hearing from my readers!


Dutch Oven Roast

·      1 2 to 3 pound Beef Roast
·      ¼ cup Cut Up Seasoning (See Kitchen Tools & Staples Post)
·      1 TSP Black Pepper
·      1 TBS Creole Seasoning
·      1 TBS Italian Seasoning
·      1 TSP Sea Salt
·      1 TBS Garlic Powder
·      ½ cup Red Wine/Water/Beef Broth (Whatever you Prefer)



Directions


Pre heat oven to 325, Heat a large dutch oven coated with Olive Oil on Medium High Heat. The dutch oven should get hot enough that you hear the oil sizzle. While pot is heating Season your roast on all sides with dry seasoning to your taste. Sear Roast on all sides, for about 1 minute each. (Don’t worry when you place the meat in the pot it will sizzle and create smoke this is a good thing it will settle)
Remove Roast from pot and turn off heat, add ½ cup of the liquid of your choice and ¼ cup cut up seasoning. Stir until incorporated well, add roast and cover with lid. Place in oven for 1 ½ to 2 hours in 325 degree oven until desired temperature is reached. (I like to baste the roast every 30 min. with cooking liquid to keep from drying)




Loaded Mashed Potatoes

Ingredients

·      6 large Russet Potatoes
·      1 Stick of Butter
·      1 TBS Sea Salt
·      1 TBSP Black Pepper
·      1 TSP Garlic Powder
·      ½ cup of Sour Cream
·      ½ cup of Shredded Cheddar Cheese
·      4 slices of Bacon (optional)



Directions

Wash, peel, and dice the potatoes place in a pot of water and boil until fork tender. Once potatoes are tender drain and let cool slightly, once cooled add sour cream and butter mix well. Add dry seasoning and cheese if potatoes are still dry add more sour cream and or milk. Taste as you prepare to reach perfect seasoning. Serve with chopped bacon pieces. ENJOY!








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