Nate's Italian Beef

"A friend of mine is a master of delicious meats and this is just one more of his amazing creations. This makes the house smell awesome and is excellent piled high on a roll with melty Provolone cheese. Oh, and don't forget the bibs...this one is messy!"
 
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Ready In:
8hrs 5mins
Ingredients:
12
Yields:
4-5 lbs.
Serves:
10-12
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ingredients

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directions

  • Mix all ingredients (except roast) in a large crockpot.
  • Place the roast in the crockpot and cook on low 8-10 hours or until fork tender.
  • Remove the beef and shred with two forks. Add back to the juices and enjoy.
  • NOTE: To enjoy this in the traditional Chicago-style, pile high on a crusty roll with provolone cheese slices and chopped giardiniera.

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Reviews

  1. This recipe caught my eye because my son's name is Nate. Happy I saw it, delicious. I added a few potatoes and carrots the last 2 hours - scooped them out and had them as a side dish. Yummy!
     
  2. You weren't kidding about the amazing smell! I put this on this morning before leaving for most of the day and when I got home I could smell it before I even got to my apartment door - and even better, as I soon discovered, the taste is just as great as the smell! I was surprised by how much of a kick there was from the red pepper flakes (yum!) I made exactly to the recipe, cooking for just under 8 hours. I didn't have any crusty rolls or giardiniera, so served on toasted bread with provolone, banana peppers, and pickled onions. Love it! Thanks for sharing!
     
  3. Wonderful flavor! Mine took much longer than stated but once we were able to shred it, it was great. I served with a crusty roll with provolone on top.
     
  4. I add a couple of beef bouillon sachets to the pot as well as a couple teaspoons of Franks Buffalo Wing sauce instead of the red pepper flakes. Serve shredded on bread with mozza on top, broiling to melt, and additional hot sauce to taste... yummers. Drizzle some of the au jus for extra flavor, but it will make the bread a bit soggy.
     
  5. This was delicious! DH & I loved it. I added some onions to the crockpot, but since I didn't think of it in time to put them in the bottom, they weren't quite cooked. DH sauteed them while he shredded the beef, though, and then added them to his sandwich. We served the beef & juices on hoagie rolls with provolone & giardiniera. It was wonderful! Thanks for sharing this recipe, kolleen!
     
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Tweaks

  1. I add a couple of beef bouillon sachets to the pot as well as a couple teaspoons of Franks Buffalo Wing sauce instead of the red pepper flakes. Serve shredded on bread with mozza on top, broiling to melt, and additional hot sauce to taste... yummers. Drizzle some of the au jus for extra flavor, but it will make the bread a bit soggy.
     

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I currently live outside of Boston with my boyfriend of over 5 years, Brad. I love to cook and Brad loves to taste all the things I create. We both try to eat as healthy as possible so I'm always looking for low-calorie and low-fat meals while working to trim down some of our favorites.
 
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