Now, when I say "EASY"...
I mean EASY!!
I love pot roast. It has such wonderful memories for me. When my mom was living, she would have such fun having everybody over to her tiny little apartment and cook pot roast and vegetables. She wasn't much of a cook, but she knew how to do pot roast right! Everytime!
I'm going to share that little secret with you!
But first I want to welcome any readers that are coming from
Sara @ Major Hoff Takes A Wife.
Thanks for stopping by!
Also to share about The Comfort Food Blog Hop & Link Party.
Something warm and tasty? Ooooo that sounds good!
Who wants to eat a nice hot soup or stew in summer?
Not me...
So, if you check back here throughout the week, you should see some delicious recipes!!
This Par-Tay is going on all week!
Then at the end of the week, we'll all be picking our favorites!
Now, on to that little secret....
If you've read my blog for awhile, you might get the impression that I really don't like to cook... And I don't. It's something, I've done out of necessity,
so any short cut I can find I grab!
Have you ever used Reynolds oven bags?
That's the secret! I cook my Thanksgiving turkey in them too.
Always moist and tender, with no basting!
That's it, isn't that easy?!
I follow the instructions that come with it.
It's really simple. Pop the meat and veggies in the bag, cook as directed.
That was hard.... not!
This time I put in mushrooms which were sooo delish! And that's how you get this... :)
Off we go to the Blog Hop, which means you get to visit all 8 hosts and see their Comfort Food Recipes.
I am sending you to Kirby whose blog is Kirb Appeal and you can find her post and recipe below.
Now, on to that little secret....
If you've read my blog for awhile, you might get the impression that I really don't like to cook... And I don't. It's something, I've done out of necessity,
so any short cut I can find I grab!
Have you ever used Reynolds oven bags?
Always moist and tender, with no basting!
That's it, isn't that easy?!
I follow the instructions that come with it.
It's really simple. Pop the meat and veggies in the bag, cook as directed.
This time I put in mushrooms which were sooo delish! And that's how you get this... :)
Off we go to the Blog Hop, which means you get to visit all 8 hosts and see their Comfort Food Recipes.
I am sending you to Kirby whose blog is Kirb Appeal and you can find her post and recipe below.
If you are a blogger and have a great Fall recipe or one that says "Comfort" to you, then link it at our Party below.
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2. Please provide a link back here to my blog or one of the other hosts, in your post so that others can find our fun party.
3. Check out some of the other recipes linked up
4. Pin the party button and share the party with your friends
5. Link up only photos and projects that belong to you
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So much fun!! Don't forget to check back in this week! :)
We roast our turkey in an oven bag too. I will have to try pot roast in an oven bag. It sounds so good.
ReplyDeleteYay! And your turkey always comes out perfect, right?! I don't think you'll be disappointed. There are lots of things that can be cooked in the oven bags! Thanks for stopping by!
DeleteThis looks like a pot roast that even I can't mess up! :)
ReplyDeleteI never thought of cooking a roast in the bag. I love the way the turkey comes out of there, so can't wait to try this! Lori, your picture is making my mouth water!!! xoxo
ReplyDeleteI've never tried the oven bags for roast. It sure makes the clean up easier. Did I see sweet potatoes in your pot roast? I've got to try that the next time I make roast.
ReplyDeleteHi Sallie! Clean up is a breeze, and yes! Those were sweet potatoes in there.... so good! Funny how I seemed to forget to add the carrots.
DeleteThis looks like the perfect thing to cook for my elderly parents (since I don't cook much at my empty-nester house...I'm a lazy cook too) at their apartment and call dinner "done". It is SO beautiful on the plate too...a big bonus...some pot roasts cooked in the slow cooker don't look that pretty even if they taste good. Thanks for hosting this party for us.
ReplyDeleteAwww Gayle, you are the sweetiest!! I'm a super lazy cook! It's gotta be easy! We're empty nesters too! Thanks so much for stopping by!
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