Company Pot Roast
Show: Barefoot Contessa
Episode: Comfort and Company
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By Pmhals10
on January 05, 2013
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Ina, this is truly an epic pot roast recipe!! I have made many in my day. I've never thought to use leeks. The earthy flavor that it adds is amazing! I however altered it a bit due too my hang ups with tomatoes in a can. I grated up fresh tomatoes for it and I was out of brandy and cognac, so I subbed Sherry.I also added few bay leaves for more depth. Thank you for the recipe. I will continue to use this one for sure.
By Norma M.
Viginia Beach
on December 31, 2012
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This had to be one of the best pot roasts I have made....so tender and flavorful. Loved the idea of including leeks, too. I even bought an Emeril cast iron pot just to try it. The men in my family couldn't get enough. The smell coming from the oven as it cooked was heaven. The red wine made a wonderful base for the stock. Try it!
By KAM333
on December 31, 2012
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I've been cooking a long time - made pot roast many times. The key to a good pot roast is tenderness as the grade of meat is not the best. This recipe turned out awful for me! I followed it exactly, oooked it to the time recommended and the meat was tough. What did I do wrong. Also, I think there is too much seasoning going on with the meat. Tasted all the pepper. Any reasons why this happened? Thanks.
By culinarystudent
Aiken, SC
on December 30, 2012
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I made this for a dinner party and it was perfect!! I followed the recipe to a 'T' except I did not puree the sauce. It was by demand of the crowd I was feeding to leave the veggies whole. I highly recommend this for an easy company dish! YUM! And leftovers (if you have any...I had about one serving are even better the next day.
By extrication
CA
on December 27, 2012
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Wow! This is all that I can say when it comes to this recipe! I always read the reviews before making a recipe for tips and thoughts from other cooks. I read the good reviews, but find the bad reviews just as helpful, however, I was heartbroken when one viewer said she was throwing away all of Ina's cookbooks because she uses WAY too much salt. Please keep in mind that when a chef says to use Kosher salt USE KOSHER SALT!! One TEASPOON of regular table salt has MORE salt than a TABLESPOON of Kosher salt. Yes, you read this correctly! I find it sad when someone reviews a recipe poorly because of their own error, especially when they blame the chef! After watching the Barefoot Contessa almost daily, it's like someone has said something bad about a good friend! Please try this recipe, you won't be disappointed!!
By raidelaw
Ft. Lauderdale, FL
on December 26, 2012
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Delicious, deep, complex flavor and super easy to make. Used a 3-pound roast for 4 adults and it was more than enough with leftovers (which we promptly ate for lunch the next day. Added fresh carrots about halfway through the cooking, to serve on the side as the vegetable, since most of the sauce ends up pureed. Freezes beautifully too.
By elisebuck
Halifax
on December 09, 2012
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Delicious and super easy to make. I used an immersion blender right in the pot to purée some of the sauce, and served it with roasted cauliflower and mashed potatoes. Everyone loved it. This recipe makes a ton of sauce. If your pot was big enough, you could probably do a 6 pound roast.
By Chef #938402
on December 06, 2012
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The best and easiest recipe ever!
By odicyoti
Haslet, TX
on December 05, 2012
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I left my house while it cooked and when I returned, oh my!! Every square inch of this house permeated with the most complex, mysterious and warm aroma! My mother and I couldn't wait to open and cut in and it didn't disappoint! If you want to make a roast that will make you look like a Top Chef, serve this EASY recipe and they will be singing your praises! ENJOY FOLKS!
By mindylwilliams_0816
Las Vegas, Nevada
on December 02, 2012
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I made this for Sunday dinner today. It was spectacular. The positive reviews are all true, it makes a ton of sauce, but it is so good, we are all thrilled with that. While the recipe is easy, it is labor intensive.
I did make a few revisions. I reduced the amount of salt the recipe called for by half, and I omitted the entire bouillon cube entirely to make it MSG free. For us, it was perfect.
The flavors were very complex and bold. While the roast itself was good, I'm more impressed with the sauce, and I can imagine eating it over mashed potatoes, egg noodles, or even with a chunk of hearty bread and a glass of merlot as a stand-alone meal.