Fall Weather Food

These are some of the best sandwiches I've ever made.




Use a heavy pot for this recipe.


Take any really cheap cut of beef. (pot roast type)


Heavily season it with salt & pepper and granulated garlic.


You need 4 large onions and some fresh rosemary.


And dice a lot of garlic. I used 6 cloves.


Pour a bit of olive oil into the pan and heat it over medium high heat. Add the roast and sear it on all sides until a dark brown crust forms.


This is how it should look when it is ready. Remove it from the pot and sit it aside.


Saute' the onions in the leftover oil.


Throw the garlic in with them.


Find a couple of bottles of beer. Full ones.


Dump the beer into the pot.


Add the diced rosemary and sprinkle in some dried thyme. Add more salt and pepper. Unlike stock, the beer is not salty so it needs the salt. I also added a bit of beef bouillon for a more robust beef flavor.


Push the roast down into the onion mixture.


Cover the pot and place it in a 275 degree oven. Depending on the size of your roast this can cook for 3-5 hours. My roast was a little under 4 pounds and it took 4 hours. You will know it is done when you can easily pull it apart with two forks. When it is done you want to shred the entire piece of meat.


Split some chewy rolls in half. These should be substantial rolls to hold up to the meat. Spread with garlic butter and sprinkle with Parmesan cheese. Broil until golden.

Serve these in a shallow bowl topped with the meat and spoon the juice over all of it. Such an easy recipe! You will likie these big time!

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Comments

Sara said…
*drool* looks delish! I love Fall cooking. xx
Anonymous said…
Looks so easy ANd tastey - cannot wait to try it this weekend! Mmm Mmm Good.
brandi said…
~oh goodness...i may have a change of plans...i was planning on making stew tonight as it is dark and dreary out but now you have me thinking otherwise...how goos is that! thank you for sharing...warm wishes and brightest blessings~
I am hungry just reading this. Yum this looks good. You are one heck of a cook!
Creepy Glowbugg said…
That looks and sounds amazing! It's what's for dinner tonight I think.
Thanks for sharing your wonderful receipes!
Danni said…
Mmmmm.....looks and sounds delicious! I wonder... my husband can't tolerate eating onions, but doesn't mind the taste too much. Do you think this would turn out if I cooked everything like you show, but then remove the actual onions themselves prior to shredding? I'm going for an all-the-flavor with none of the onion texture (that he complains about).
Looks delish! I'm going to give this a try, seems like something the Hubbs and I would enjoy. Thanks for sharing!
brokenteepee said…
Full ones...
You crack me up.
I haven´t been eating anything since 12:30 today and this made my stomac to talk to me :-) Looks so delicious!
Have a great day now!
Christer.
Guillaume said…
Looks delicious, as usual.
Sharon Lovejoy said…
YOU CRACK ME UP! Your comments on my postings always make me laugh. Between dancing naked in the street and buying a cottage in our neighborhood...

LOVE this homey recipe. Sort of the way I cook. Thanks dear J.

Sharon Lovejoy Writes from Sunflower House and a Little Green Island
Michelle said…
Looks tasty. I think I'll try it on the weekend.
TheBlakkDuchess said…
As always, you're making me drool... This sounds so good, I can't wait to try it out! ^-^

xoxo
Yalco (Chris) said…
This is going on our menu very soon. So simple, and looks delicious! Love your food posts!

Thanks for the news that Lee and Perrins now makes a thick sauce. Gonna add it to my shopping list. Might just be my new favorite condiment.
Marilyn Clay said…
As always your food makes my mouth water. So simple, but so yummy. A lot less time and work than the pulled pork and vinegar sauce I did last weekend. Will try yours soon.
decareis said…
Hmmm ...... looks delicious!
I do not have a pot like that!
But I have clay, serve?
I'll try