Slow Cooker Pot Roast Recipes

Wicked good pot roast from the slow cooker that makes its own gravy and cooks itself all day!

A delicious take on my already delicious recipe less the McCormick seasoning.

Just a quick and easy meal for the whole family.

This recipe came from Robyn's Home Remedies facebook page :)

3 oz. meat & 3/4 cup vegetables per serving

Ideal slow cooker size 5 or 6 qt.

Comfort food for the family. Simmers all day and makes it's own creamy delicious gravy. Good any day of the week, not just Sundays.

This easy recipe makes a complete meal in the Crock Pot!

Beef Chuck Pot Roast in a Slow Cooker is easy and dinner is ready when you get home.

Slow simmer a pot roast in the slow cooker all day. Shred the beef and add some cooked noodles. Enjoy!

Super simple! Soup can be substituted for an even lower cal/lower fat version.

Cook it while you are at work, and come home to a yummy meal!

Mix onion soup with cream of mushroom and veggies and potatoes. Then put meat on top put on low for 6-8 hr and high for 4-6 hrs.

A simple pot roast in the slow cooker that makes something warm to come home to on winter nights

So nice to come home to after a long day of work!

I throw this in the slow cooker in the morning, set it for 10 hours (go to work...), and you don't need a knife to cut the roast when it's done. A little heavy on the salt (onion soup mix), but great flavour. Any leftover veggies/broth can be thrown in a pot with some more water and black pepper, add some extra onions and whatever veggies are in the fridge, and you have a great home-made beef soup.

This is a wee bit fancier than your average pot roast because it includes merlot, tomatoes, and baby portabellas. This is a lot of food. It's probably only appropriate for a 6 qt slow cooker unless you reduce the quantities.

This is a mishmash of a bunch of different crock pot (and non crock pot) pot roast recipes I found on the Web. Much inspired by the "Crazy Aunt Purl" blog (funny stuff!) but her recipe was written out as a narrative and thus not very useful for calorie-counting purposes! Plus I used ideas from other sources too. You can reduce the sodium by eliminating the sea salt and/or the bullion.

Note: For this recipe I used "Better than Bullion" turkey base, rather than beef or other bullion cube. It has about half the sodium of a normal bullion cube, so this recipe is already relatively low sodium (especially compared to similar recipes that use canned mushroom soup and the like).

This is for a serving portion of 3oz. of meat.

Put in a slow cooker on low and add 2 cups water. Slow cook all day

Comfort food meal good for slow cooker Sunday or any day of the week.

Delicious and easy...just chop the veggies, pop it in the slow cooker and go! This also makes a TON of servings, and is good served as a sandwich later.