For a richer flavor, consider browning the roast in the vegetable oil before adding it to the kettle. This will add depth and complexity to the final dish. If you prefer a bolder garlic flavor, use fresh minced garlic instead of crushed garlic. About 2-3 cloves should suffice. The simmering time may vary depending on the size and thickness of your roast. Use a meat thermometer to ensure the internal temperature reaches 190°F (88°C) for well-done. The leftover cooking liquid can be strained and used as a flavorful au jus for serving with the roast.
Joany Damore
Feb 21, 2025The tip about searing the roast first is a game-changer. It adds so much depth to the flavor.
Aryanna Mclaughlin
Apr 21, 2024I made this for sandwiches, and it was a huge hit. The leftovers (if there are any!) are just as delicious the next day.
Isadore Haley
Feb 19, 2024Simple to follow and the result is amazing! My family asks for this roast every week now.
Roy Haag
Nov 22, 2023This recipe is a lifesaver! I made it for a family gathering, and everyone raved about it. The flavor is incredible, and the meat was so tender.
Cristopher Jerde
Sep 18, 2023I added a bay leaf to the cooking liquid, and it gave the roast an extra layer of flavor. Highly recommend!
Ardith Koepp
Aug 31, 2023I was a bit skeptical about using dried herbs, but the aroma while it was cooking was amazing. The roast turned out perfectly!