Pinot Pot Roast

The best pairing with this is the remaining bottle of wine. Cheers.

Yields1 Serving
 1 Beef Roast
 1 tbsp Dried Thyme
 1 tbsp Dried Basil
 Salt and Pepper to taste
 1 Onion {quartered}
 1 lb Potatoes {quartered}
 4 Medium Carrots
 2 cups Pinot Noir
1

I usually use a Chuck Roast, Sirloin Roast or Top Round Roast. Cooking it {Slow & Low}.

2

Place in crock pot or dutch oven. Pour wine over the top. You may need to add more wine periodically to keep the roast from drying out.

3

Add onions.

4

Then season with dried thyme and basil. And then salt & Peper to taste.

5

Cook in oven at 300 degrees for about 4 hours. Or about one hour for every pound. The meat should look to be falling apart. I like to add my veggies about 1 hour before its done so that they don't get over cooked.

The last time I made a pot roast, I used fresh carrots from our local farmers market. I left them whole with skin on, only cutting the off the ends. AMAZING!

Ingredients

 1 Beef Roast
 1 tbsp Dried Thyme
 1 tbsp Dried Basil
 Salt and Pepper to taste
 1 Onion {quartered}
 1 lb Potatoes {quartered}
 4 Medium Carrots
 2 cups Pinot Noir

Directions

1

I usually use a Chuck Roast, Sirloin Roast or Top Round Roast. Cooking it {Slow & Low}.

2

Place in crock pot or dutch oven. Pour wine over the top. You may need to add more wine periodically to keep the roast from drying out.

3

Add onions.

4

Then season with dried thyme and basil. And then salt & Peper to taste.

5

Cook in oven at 300 degrees for about 4 hours. Or about one hour for every pound. The meat should look to be falling apart. I like to add my veggies about 1 hour before its done so that they don't get over cooked.

The last time I made a pot roast, I used fresh carrots from our local farmers market. I left them whole with skin on, only cutting the off the ends. AMAZING!

Pinot Pot Roast
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