Italian pot roast

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myownidaho

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I pulled an arm roast out of the freezer but steady rain and 30-40mph winds took the smoker out of the equation. Sooooo, off to some slow cooking.





Brown the roast, sauté the veggies and blend in the tomato paste. Cook on high for a couple of minutes until the paste turns brown.




Deglaze the pot with red wine and the mushroom soaking liquid. Cook it down on high for a few minutes. Add the tomato sauce and herbs(oregano, basil, thyme, bay leaf and black pepper). Adjust the salt level and simmer for a few minutes. Put the roast in the sauce, cover and into the oven at 300.



 
Mmmmmmmmmmmmmmm sounds and looks amazing  I love these kinds of dishes.  It reminds me of my braised venison shank recipe.  Next time I make braised venison shanks I'll post the recipe :)
 
Mmmmmmmmmmmmmmm sounds and looks amazing  I love these kinds of dishes.  It reminds me of my braised venison shank recipe.  Next time I make braised venison shanks I'll post the recipe :)

That would be great! I'd love to see that recipe.
 
That looks great.

I have a few arm roasts in the freezer. 

I might try this with one of them.

I have plans for the other ones.
 
That is a delicious looking meal Idaho.    Thanks for sharing the recipe.


Nice looking meal, I know what i'll be doing this weekend


That is a fantastic looking meal!

Point worthy for sure!

Al


Looks good I could go for a bowl of that.
Richie


Oh heck yeah!  That looks very good and would warm you to the bones!


That's just what I need on a cold, damp and rainy day like today. Nice job!

Thanks guys! It was tasty. The rain is gone and I need to throw something in the smoker this weekend.
 
Looks great! I make something similar with big chunks of pork butt...JJ
 
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