I tried this a couple of weeks ago. I won' cook a roast any other way from now on. Thanks for the recipe!
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So we’ve made this 3 times now.
1st - WTBuck that was fresh. Was really good, a little rushed getting it on and going in time for week night dinner. Good flavor, pretty good tenderness. She used half the peppers but the whole jar of juice (I think doubting there would be enough to make gravy).
2nd - Axis Doe that was fresh. I didn’t trim the bone as close so it didn’t fit in the crock pot as well (I was already at work and my sons were at school, she’s not used to cutting or loping the bones). The flavor was still real good but the texture was definitely tougher. Either the axis isn’t suited as well for this or, the larger bone didn’t let it sit in its own juices as well.
3rd - Same WTB as first but was vacuum sealed and frozen, then thawed. This was the best one as far as tenderness and likely flavor. Used half the jar of juice, cooked a tad longer as she already had the supplies to get it going.
I will trim the other axis shoulder bone when we go to thaw and cook it next time.Last edited by 999; 01-26-2020, 11:41 AM.
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Tried it with pork a few months ago, it was OK. Tried it today with pot roast...big hit with my wife and kids. They loved it. This is definitely going into the rotation.
I thought I put to much juice in with two hunks of meat...wife and kids still loved it. Took some over to the BIL and SILs...they loved it. Super easy, made me look like a genius.
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We make this on a regular basis. We add an extra pack of Aujus and patato’s and carrots. So they soak up the flavor. I’m not much on roast but I like it this way.Last edited by switchback; 09-13-2020, 08:53 PM.
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