It’s so easy to use your Dutch Oven to make pot roast with carrots and potatoes – a complete one pot meal! Everything cooks in the one pot, and you only need about 20 minutes of easy prep work. This pot roast recipe uses a lean bottom round cut and cooks in the Dutch Oven low and slow for hours to shreddable, tender perfection. This is a great thing to make on a weekend or on a work from home day.
Most pot roast recipes use a chuck roast, but I opted instead for a bottom round roast. A bottom round is incredibly lean and flavorful, and often cheaper than other cuts. You won’t end up with too much fat in the juices, so they’ll be ready to go without skimming anything off. And the meat won’t shrink as much either. Plus, this is a great option for anyone looking to add lean protein to their diets, or those that need to watch their saturated fat intake.
Around midday or in the early afternoon, you’ll want to begin to prep this meal, as it takes about 4 hours to cook in the oven. Halfway through cooking, you’ll add carrots and potatoes so they cook well but don’t get mushy.
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