Rebecca’s Pot Roast

3 - 4 Lb 7 bone Pot Roast
7oz MARINADE
7 oz Red Wine
Onion Powder
Garlic Powder
1 Medium Onion - coarsely chopped
a few Garlic Cloves - crushed
veggies of choice - carrots, rutabagas, turnips, etc
Salt + Pepper
Oil for browning

Mix the salt, pepper, garlic and onion powders together and sprinkle on both sides of meat. Preheat oven to 300 d. Heat oil in heavy pan (I like cast iron for this) till almost smoking, brown meat well on both sides. Remove meat to plate and brown the onion and veggies. De-glaze the pan with the wine then add the MARINADE. Return meat to pan surrounded by the veggies. Cook “low and slow” until done, basting every 30 mins as needed.
*NOTE: If the liquid doesn’t almost cover the meat add some beef stock.

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