The Ultimate Pot Roast Recipe | Juicy, Tender, and Delicious Holiday Pot Roast
One of my favorite comfort food meals when it gets cold outside is Pot Roast! Tender, juicy, and loaded with flavor! The gravy just pouring on top with the potatoes and veggies... MAN! It doesn't get better than that lol. Let's #MakeItHappen
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Shopping List:
3 - 4 lb chuck roast
2 tbs avocado oil
1 whole onion (Quartered or halved)
4 Carrots (chopped)
4 celery stalks (chopped)
1 lb red potatoes chopped
1lb yukon gold
1 cup red wine (dry)
3 cups beef broth
2-3 tbsp tomato paste
1-2 tbs beef base better than bouillon
2 sprigs rosemary
1 bunch of thyme
2 bay leaves
1 tbsp soy sauce
1 tbsp worcestershire sauce
whole garlic bulb
Preheat oven to 325.
Generously season your chuck roast with salt, pepper, onion powder, and garlic powder. Allow it to come up to room temperature. Heat Oil in a large pot or dutch oven. Get the pot very hot to sear your beef. Sear on both sides for about 3-5 minutes per side or until nice crust is formed. Remove the roast and add your onions and garlic and then your wine. Reduce the wine by half and add your tomato paste and beef base. Now place the chuck roast on top of the onions. Add 3 cups beef stock and top with fresh herbs and cover. Place in oven for 2 hours and then add in your vegetables for the last hour. After about 3 hours total, your roast should shred easily with a fork. (During the final 30 minutes, you can remove the lid and cook - this helps reduce the gravy and brown the roast a bit) Serve with rice, potatoes, or cauliflower mash. Garnish with chopped parsley.
Salt, pepper, garlic, onion powder
Slurry - 2-3 tbsp corn starch + 1/4 cup water (2:1 ratio - you can adjust based on desired gravy thickness)
Italian Grandma Makes Chicken Roast with Potatoes
CHICKEN ROAST WITH POTATOES:
1 Whole Chicken, cut into pieces, about 4½ lbs (2Kg)
¼ cup Fresh Parsley, chopped
4 Cloves Fresh Garlic, sliced
Olive Oil
2 Carrots, large chunks
2 Yams (Sweet Potatoes), quartered lengthwise
3 Idaho Potatoes, quartered lengthwise
2 tsp Oregano
1/3 cup Pecorino Romano Cheese, grated
Salt & Pepper to taste
GRANDMA GINA’S TYPICAL SALAD:
Romaine Lettuce
Shaved Carrots
Red Onion
Tomatoes
Cucumbers
Salt
Oregano
Wine Vinegar
Extra Virgin Olive Oil
Salt
(All quantities to taste)
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Gina Petitti was born in 1935 in Faeto, Italy. Her family ran a farm in Italy and she met her husband, Vito, in the same town. In 1970 Gina, Vito, and her 4 children immigrated to America. Gina’s husband passed away in 2012, but she is surrounded by a large family, which includes 9 grandchildren, and lives 5 minutes away from her eldest daughter in New Jersey. Gina spends her time cooking, gardening, and being an active member of her local Church.
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Sicilian Pot Roast
Tender and delicious.
The Best Sicilian Pasta | Jamie's Italy - UNSEEN
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Gennaro Contaldo's Tuscan Chicken Recipe | Citalia
This rustic dish has its origins in the Italian region of Tuscany, using simple ingredients to their very best. The chicken is cooked with robust flavours of garlic, rosemary and chilli, served on delicious bruschetta.
Watch this video and follow Gennaro's step-by-step recipe and you'll be enjoying Pollo alla Toscana at home in no time at all.
Ingredients
For the chicken:
1kg x chicken pieces, thighs & drumsticks
Salt & pepper
Plain flour for dusting
150 ml extra virgin olive oil
Cloves from 1 garlic head, kept whole with skins on
A large bunch of rosemary, broken in half
150 ml white wine
For the bruschetta:
A few slices of bread
A garlic cloves, peeled but left whole
Method
Season the chicken chunks with salt & pepper and dust with plain flour. In a large heavy-based frying pan, heat the extra virgin olive oil. When hot, add the floured chicken chunks and seal well on all sides for a couple of minutes until golden-brown and quite crisp.
Reduce the heat to medium, add the garlic and rosemary, cover with a lid and cook for 30 minutes, turning the chicken from time to time. Raise the heat to high, remove the lid, add the wine and simmer until it has evaporated.
Check the chicken is cooked; the flesh should come easily away from the bone and there should be no sign of pink when you pierce the thickest part. Skim off the oil from the top and set aside.
For the bruschetta, toast some slices of bread, immediately rub them with the garlic and then drizzle with some of the reserved olive oil. Serve the chicken with the bruschetta.
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Rachael Ray's Sicilian Sunday Braciole
This braised Sunday roast gets stuffed with a currant-and-pine nut-studded bread crumb combo before settling in for a period of slow-cooking to let the flavors develop.
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