RECIPE COLLECTION
“SLOW-COOKER COLA POT ROAST” IS IN:
NEXT RECIPE:  SMOKY NAVY BEAN SOUP

SLOW-COOKER COLA POT ROAST 
2-3 lb boneless beef chuck pot roast
cooking spray
2 (16 oz pkgs) frozen stew vegetables
1 12 oz can cola
1/2 of a 2 oz pkg onion soup mix (1 envelope)
2 tbsp quick-cooking tapioca

Trim fat from meat, lightly coat a large skillet with cooking spray. Heat over medium heat. Brown meat on all sides in skillet.

Place meat in a 4 1/2 to 5 quart slow cooker. Top with frozen vegetables.

In a small bowl, stir together cola, soup mix, and tapioca. Pour over meat and vegetables.

Cover and cook on low setting for 7-8 hours or on high setting for 3 1/2 to 4 hours.

The cola gives this dish a delicious 'kick.'

Submitted by: Sherry Monfils

recipe reviews
Slow-Cooker Cola Pot Roast
 #27149
 Alex (Ontario) says:
Thanks for this, subbed flour for tapioca and it turned out great!
 #91597
 Leota (Indiana) says:
Thanks 4 the tip on using flour instead of tapioca. I had everything but this ingredient and didn't want to get out and go get it.
   #107870
 Carnie (Nevada) says:
Here's a silly question? What are frozen stewed vegetables? I couldn't find any so I just got a bag of frozen mixed vegetables & will cook potatoes separately.
 #114717
 Kee (Maryland) says:
Trying this recipe... just reading the reviews that I could've substituted the tapioca with flour. Now I have a box of tapioca. I found a bag that read stewed vegetables... it's a bag of carrots, potatoes, onions and celery.
 #117428
 Poptart (California) says:
Not frozen stewed vegetables, frozen STEW vegetables--just a frozen mix of onions, carrots, celery & potatoes, cut into the right sizes so they all cook in about the same time. You can't always find these, in every market, but if you call around, some will have them. If you cannot find or would rather use fresh, just cut up those veggies and throw 'em in (other types of veggies will over-cook in the crock pot, so stick with mainly roots).
   #172025
 Larry (Wisconsin) says:
I saw this recipe and went out and got all the ingredients and everything came out perfect! I used 1/2-inch thick meat and I was able to cut it apart with a fork afterward. My slow cooker took 7 hours on high though. I Will make this again!

 

Recipe Index

OSZAR »