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Slow Cooker Yummiest Pot Roast

  • Cooking Time:

    6-8 hours
  • Servings:

    10

Ingredients

2 (10.75 ounce) cans condensed cream of mushroom soup
1 oz. package dry onion soup mix
1 1/4 c. beef broth
2 - 4 oz. cans mushrooms
flour
olive oil
salt, pepper & garlic powder to taste
4-5 lb. round roast / pot roast

Once you fix the Yummiest Pot Roast your family is going to love you! It is by far the best Roast I have ever made, you will see what I mean when you make this too!

  1. Heat olive oil in skillet.
  2. Rub roast with salt, pepper, and garlic powder to season.
  3. Next, rub roast with flour – this will help thicken the gravy in the crock pot as it cooks.
  4. Brown the roast on all sides in the heated skillet.
  5. While roast is browning place the remaining ingredients in the slow cooker.
  6. Transfer browned roast to the crock pot and spoon sauce on top of meat.
  7. Cover.  Cook on Low for 4 hours then increase time to HIGH for 2-3 hours or until meat is tender.
  8. Serve with mashed potatoes or your favorite vegetables.

Note: If you would like to add vegetables to your roast wait until the last 3 hours of cooking. Some good options are carrots, potatoes, onions, or fresh greenbeans.  Yummy!!!

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Cheryl
Cheryl
13 years ago

can you skip the browning of the roast step?

ShorelineDeplore
ShorelineDeplore
13 years ago

The browning step seals in the flavor and prevents the roast from becoming ‘chewie’. If you skip it, the roast will taste more like a boiled roast and Julia will turn over in her grave.

Amy
Amy
13 years ago

Just got this started. I had to change a few things just because I didn’t want to run to the store. I used fresh mushroom and cream of celery instead of cream of Mushroom. I hope it still turns out. This will be the first time I’ve browned the roast ahead

Madeline Norton
Madeline Norton
13 years ago

I always brown my roast before I put them in the crock pot. You are right, it does seal in the flavor and take that “boiled taste” out! This sounds like a great recipe, can’t wait to try it out!

Theresa
Theresa
13 years ago

Due to allergies, we are going to switch the cream of mushroom and do cream of onion. And no pepper (allergies again). Will let ya know how it turned out!

crissy
crissy
13 years ago

I just made a roast similar to this last night and it came out a little dry and chewy. 🙁 Any remedies to this? My first pot roast and I thought the crock pot was fool proof. Was embarrassed when I served it to my friend. I trusted the meat guy at the store. Anything I should be looking for in meat selection?

Marlaena
Marlaena
13 years ago

I am making this tonight! My pot roasts always came out dry in previous attempts to make them. I usually boiled them on top of the stove or baked them in the oven, using brown gravy and a little water and spices. Ive seen several recipes that used cream of mushroom soup and i thought “eww” (i don’t like mushrooms) but decided why not give your recipe a try. I hope it becomes the “yummiest pot roast” i have ever made 🙂

Marlaena
Marlaena
13 years ago
Reply to  Marlaena

def. the yummiest pot roast i have ever made. thanks for the recipe 🙂

amanda
amanda
12 years ago

what kind of gravy like canned beef gravy or n e other ideas ?

Brady
Brady
12 years ago

I have 2 question about this recipe! Can you cook it on low the entire time but increase the time to 8-10 hrs, or do you have to turn it on high after the 4 hours on low ?? And,when I brown the roast, how long should I keep it in the skillet?? (I’ve never browned something before putting it in the crockpot, BUT I think it’s a fantastic idea) Thank you in advance for your time and I am really looking forward to cooking this for my boyfriend this SATURDAY..YUMMO!!

Brady
Brady
12 years ago

Thank you for writing me back so quickly on here! I just recently “liked” your website on facebook! LOVE THIS SITE 🙂 Thanks again!!!

Andrea
Andrea
12 years ago

I am trying this today! However, i do not have the cans of mushrooms. Do i need to substitute for something else?
Cant wait to try it. 🙂

Sarah
Sarah
12 years ago

I’m just about to make this for supper tonight but I don’t have any broth on hand 🙁 Can I use water instead?

Holly
Holly
12 years ago

This was fantastic I made yesterday…I used a 2 lb roast, 2 cans of broth, 2 cans of soup, 2 cans of mushrooms and did use the whole packet of soup. Cooked on high for 6 hours. Thickened it up a bit at the end with cornstarch/water. Think it was b/c my roast was smaller tahn called for & I still used full amounts on the soup & probably more broth than called for. GREAT recipe and I will make again! Great gravy too!

Ingrid
Ingrid
11 years ago

I have made this twice now, it is indeed the yummiest pot roast I have ever made. The gravy it makes is fantastic and pairs perfect with a heaping spoonful of garlic mashed potatoes. The meat just falls apart. This is a new family and friends favorite. I did it exactly as the recipe specified.

Blane Curry
Blane Curry
11 years ago

I really want to try this but my kids really like some potatoes and carrots with their roast. What do you think about adding peeled/diced veggies?

donna
donna
11 years ago

how many people does this serve I have 7 people in my family

Kelley
Kelley
11 years ago

Fantastic pot roast and very easy to make. I used fresh mushrooms and a 2.5 lb roast and followed the recipe exactly. Thank you for the great recipe!

Grace
11 years ago

Can you use 1 can of cream of mushroom soup instead of 2? My roast is 3 lbs….

krystal
krystal
11 years ago

Hello I am currently making this roast I didn’t add the dry onion will it still be good? Could I use something else? Didnt want to run to the store.

Sheltie Mom
Sheltie Mom
10 years ago

I added a cup of red wine and used a bottom round roast. It was the most delicious roast I’ve ever made with this recipe! Served to company and they loved it!

Debbie
Debbie
10 years ago

Can I use a chuck roast?

Brooke
Brooke
10 years ago

I have a dumb question in regards to what type of roast to buy. Is it a pork roast or a beef roast? I have never done this before and when I went to the store I was clueless. Any guidance would be great! Thank you!

Gail Slocum
Gail Slocum
10 years ago

I’ve been making post roast for years and also found out how important it is to brown your roast really good before the crock pot stage. I also like to use Lipton’s onion soup mix instead of the mushroom soup. I just like the hearty taste of mix especially good if you have no broth on hand. It also makes really good gravy because all you need to do is thicken it with a little corn starch.

Rebecca
Rebecca
10 years ago

I have always browned my roasts before cooking in the crockpot. The whole idea of the browning is that you are searing it and locking in the flavor and juices.

Jflan
Jflan
10 years ago

I have celiac disease and can not have gluten. Can I use corn starch on my roast before browning? Or skip the flour/cornstarch rub all together and brown the meat without it?

Julie
Julie
10 years ago

For you use a smaller roast beef do you need to adjust the cooking time?

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