Amazing Pot Roast

"Ahh two of the secret ingredients are dark beer and Cocoa Chili Blend by McCormick giving this a Mole feel. All the ingredients meld together creating a dark rich sauce. Can't find the blend no worries just substitute a mix of cocoa powder, chili powder Chipotle chili powder, paprika and a touch of brown sugar. Make a large piece of pot roast for delish leftovers."
 
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Ready In:
3hrs 20mins
Ingredients:
15
Serves:
10
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ingredients

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directions

  • Mix the flour, pepper and salt together, season the roast with the flour mixture.
  • Fry bacon till crisp in a heavy cast iron pot, remove bacon from pan and set aside. Wipe pot from most of the fat.
  • Over high heat brown one side of roast. Flip then top with onions and garlic to brown the other side. About 4 minutes per side.
  • Top with the bacon bits, cocoa chili blend, chipotle chili, raisins, peanut butter, parsley and cumin.
  • Add the beer and add enough water to come about half way up the roast. You want to braise and not boil.
  • Cover tightly and simmer gently over low heat on top of the range, or in a cast iron pot place in a preheated 325 degree oven, roughly 45 minutes per pound or until the beef is fork-tender. Or place the browned roast and remaining ingredients in your crock pot on low heat for 6-8 hours.
  • The cooking liquid may be thickened with broken tortillas, flour, or cornstarch or reduced for gravy or sauce as desired. Garnish with parsley. Served over noodles, mashed potatoes or slice for an open faced sandwich.

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  1. I've made this terrific roast 3 times now, and it our favorite. Every time I see that McCormick Cocoa Chile Blend in my spice cabinet, I start thinking about this. I leave out the chipotle chili pepper to reduce the heat, but otherwise make it just as described. We don't drink dark beer, so last time I asked for advice in the beer aisle and the guy was happy to recommend Left Hand Brewing Co. Nitro Milk Stout! So, now I keep one of those in the pantry, too. Thanks for sharing!
     
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