Dave's Newly Famous Pickapeppa Crock Pot Roast

Flavor Dave!'s Note:

This was my 1st attempt at THIS roast and fell in love with it! Some guy at the grocery store gave me the tip for PickaPeppa sauce that I'd never used and it was AWESOME!

• Total Time: 7 hrs 15 mins
• Prep Time: 15 mins
• Cook Time: 7 hrs

Ingredients:

Servings: 6

• 5 lbs marbled rump roast
• 5 ounces Pickapeppa Sauce
• 1 large red onion (cut into 1/8ths, then sliced)
• 1 bunch carrot (6, opt'l ( bag baby carrots) (optional)
• 8 garlic cloves (crushed or pressed)
• 1 bunch celery (6)
• 1 bunch fresh cilantro
• 2 tablespoons sage
• 6 skinned and sliced potatoes (optional)
• ¼ cup water
• salt & pepper

Directions:

1. Heat crock pot to Warm (10-12 hrs) Low (7-8 hrs).
2. Cut up red onion, carrots, celery and potatoes and put all of it EXCEPT 1/2 THE ONION in bottom of crock pot with 1/4 cup water.
3. Place roast on top of veggies.
4. Crush and press garlic over roast.
5. Put other 1/2 of onion atop the roast.
6. Chop cilantro and surround atop/around roast.
7. Sprinkle sage atop roast.
8. Gently disperse entire 5oz PickaPeppa sauce all over roast and around edge of veggies.
9. Cook according to time allotted above.
10. Salt and pepper to taste.

Reviews

[Bayhill]

Delicious! I have used Pickapeppa sauce in other dishes, but never thought to use it with a roast...it works very well. I love anything that I can put into a crockpot and forget about until its done and this roast is one of those dishes. I used baby carrots instead of regular carrots and 2 TBSP. chopped, fresh sage instead of dry. I cooked this for about 10 hours in a 6-quart crock pot. After the cooking time was finished, I strained the cooking liquid into a saucepan and heated it on the stove. I added some Minor's beef base, salt, and pepper. I thickened it with flour to make a very flavorful gravy with a bit of a "zing" from the Pickapeppa sauce. My family loved this and gave it 2-thumbs up. Thank you for sharing. *Made for Cookbook Tag*

[CandyTX]

This was pretty good, but we did add more sauce to the it after the fact, for dipping. The sauce kind of runs off of it. Next time I'll inject it :)