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Рецепт Chuck Roast
by Christine Lamb

Carrots are available throughout the year, carrots are the freshest and most flavorful in the summer and fall.

Carrot roots should be firm, relatively straight and bright in

color. The deeper the orange color, the more beta carotene is present in

the carrot. Avoid carrots that are excessively cracked or forked as

well as those that are limp or rubbery, not good. If the carrots do

not have their tops attached, look at the stem end and ensure that it is

not a dark color as this is also a sign of age. If the green tops are

attached, they should be a bright color, feathery and not wilted.

Since the sugars are concentrated in the carrots core, generally those

with larger diameters will have a larger core and therefore be sweeter.

Carrots are hardy vegetables that will keep longer than many others if

stored properly. The trick to preserving the freshness of carrot roots

is to minimize the amount of moisture they lose. Make sure

to store them in the coolest part of the refrigerator in a plastic bag

or wrapped in a paper towel, which will reduce the amount of

condensation that is able to form. They should be able to keep fresh for up to two weeks. Carrots should also be stored away from apples, pears,

potatoes and other fruits and vegetables that produce ethylene gas since

it will cause them to become bitter.

Research Source: WH Foods

This chuck roast is swimming

in flavor.

Chuck Roast

Recipe by Christine Lamb

(Christine’s Pantry), 2015

Ingredients:

Directions:

Preheat oven to 350 degrees.

In a small bowl, combine salt, pepper and garlic powder. Rub seasoning on both sides of chuck roast. Heat oil in a large skillet, sear meat on both sides until brown. Place meat in a roaster pan. Add onions and bay leaves.

Combine mushroom soup, beef broth, minced garlic and worcestershire sauce. Pour over roast. Add water. Place carrots around the meat.

Cover pan with foil and bake 2 1/2 to 3 hours, until tender. Enjoy!