Mississippi London Broil Pot Roast

Sunday, September 1, 2019
Mississippi Pot Roast is probably the number one most flavorful pot roast recipe of all time featured everywhere over the world wide web.

This recipe was even posted in the New York Times and where I originally found this beef roast recipe.

The meat is usually done with a chuck roast, I prefer London Broil or even Eye of the Round.

I have now tried using chicken, pork, venison, and lamb with this cooking method and fabulous easy ingredients, everything is spot on every time!

Just a few pantry ingredients include ranch dressing, au jus, pepperoncini peppers, and some butter and your meal is on its way to a mouth-watering meal.

The juice flavors are the best I have ever had!

There are many methods to cook this pot roast.

You can either make this in the instant pot on the slow cooker mode or pressure cooker.

Also, you can cook this in the oven on low heat using an oven bag, I used my crockpot today.

Either way, you choose, it's a low-and-slow process that will result in an incredibly delicious pot roast!

The recipe is all over Pinterest and in slow cooker cookbooks, I finally had to try this to see what all the hype was about!

It's now the only way I prepare a lesser cut of meat from now on.

My beer pork roast pressure cooked is awesome, you will also love slow cooker chicken cacciatore, chicken wing stew, and marinated burgundy prime rib is our favorite around the holiday.

What took me so long? Not sure, I have now made this recipe more than 6 times since the first try.

Don't wait another minute to try this, scroll down and print off the recipe scroll down to the bottom for the printable recipe card!



this is a pot roast using london broil beef and slow cooking it in a slow cooker for 10 hours. The beef has peppers, butter and makes a delicious au jus.





Easiest Roast Ever!



This tender juicy meat in au jus is packed with a tangy flavor and it needs nothing else but just a few ingredients.


I added only 5 or 6 peppers to the pot and on low heat and all I can say is my husband was over the moon impressed with how delicious this way.


The spice was not hot and just the right amount, if you want more heat to add a few shakes of red pepper flakes or even more pepperoncini, we like ours with less spicy flavors.


As I said before any kind of meat you use comes out great and leftovers are perfect in a sandwich!


this is an easy roast recipe made in the slow cooker with pepper, meat and ranch dressing mix


So Tender



All of the ingredients, come together to create the most fork-tender pull apart meat that is succulent and full of flavor.


I don't know why I waited so long to try the recipe.


I just used my favorite cut of beef which was London Broil instead of Chuck Roast which is in the original recipe.


With just a few ingredients you are on your way to the best-tasting roast ever!


these are the ingredients to make a delicious for tender pot roast called Mississippi pot roast


Cooking Methods

  • The secret of any lesser cut of meat is to slow-cook it, We love our slow cooker option on the instant pot
  • The pressure cooker mode is perfect for when you're in a hurry I like to set it and forget it, go to work, come home and viola dinner is ready
  • You can use any method as long as it's on low and slow cooking. The oven method in a cooking bag works, however, it should cook at 300 for around 3 to 4 hours, and don't forget to poke holes in the oven roasting bag
  • If you use an instant pot on pressure cooker mode, set it to high for 35 minutes, and check after you release the steam, if the meat is fork-tender it's done for a 3-pound roast. Add around 29 minutes per pound


this is a roast with peppers and lots of juice slow cooked in a crockpot


Suggestions


  1. Use any beef, boneless chicken (shown below), venison, or pork for a change
  2. Serve with mashed potatoes the juice is fantastic
  3. Great for making sandwiches on garlic bread
  4. Follow your slow cooker instructions or pressure cooker
  5. Oven cooking on low produces the same tender meats
  6. Use meat shredded in tacos
  7. The meat is perfect on top of salads


Mississippi chicken breast


Meats To Use

  1. London Broil
  2. Chuck Roast
  3. Eye of the Round Roast
  4. Rump Roast
  5. Pork Tenderloin Roast
  6. Boneless Chicken Breasts work great also


chicken using the mississippi style recipe


Shopping List of Ingredients to Make Mississippi London Broil Pot Roast


  • Dry Ranch Dressing Packet
  • Dry Au Jus Packet
  • Butter
  • London Broil Roast or your Favorite meat
  • Pepperoncini Peppers in a jar


sliced London broil for sandwiches


Try Some Of Our Other Favorite Recipes



Stove Top Sirloin Steak Marsala

Grilled Steak with Chianti Butter

Slow Cooker Guinness Corned Beef

Salibury Steak Marsala


peppers with the juice, butter on top of an eye of the round roast sitting in a crockpot


Tips



  • Slow cooker bags make clean-up a breeze to use
  • Make sandwiches for leftovers and use the au jus for dipping
  • Side dishes can include mashed potato, cauliflower mashed potatoes, or over garlic toast
  • You can substitute chicken for beef
  • You can substitute onion dry soup mix for the au jus
  • You can also substitute 1 cup of bottled ranch dressing and Kitchen Bouquet or Gravy Master instead of dry mixes you will need around 1/4 cup
  • Substitute beef for boneless chicken breast or boneless pork roasts


this is a fork tender pot roast using london broil beef and slow cooking it in a slow cooker for 10 hours. The beef has peppers, butter and makes a delicious au jus.


Mississippi London Broil Pot Roast Pin for later



this is a pin for later how to make a mississippi pot roast with london broil


The Juice



I am here to tell you the husband and I just took one bite and said "Wow this is the best pot roast I ever had"!


You can even thicken the juice at the end for covered sandwiches, which is my husband's favorite!


Just thicken it with a few tablespoons of cornstarch, and let it cook for around 10 minutes.


Then just use your favorite bread, some meat, and juice and top with bread.


The juice makes the perfect gravy.


Don't wait as long as I did to try and it's not that spicy, it's just right in flavor.


It sure is perfectly served with mashed potatoes, corn on the cob, and some buttered crusty Italian bread.


The meat is tasty even in sandwiches!


What can be easier??



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Yield: 6
this is a fork tender pot roast using london broil beef and slow cooking it in a slow cooker for 10 hours. The beef has peppers, butter and makes a delicious au jus.

Mississippi London Broil Pot Roast

prep time: 5 min cook time: 10 hours total time: 10 hours and 5 mins
This is a tender melt-in-mouth London Broil slow-cooked beef. This recipe is great over mashed potatoes or perfect for making a delicious dipping sauce with au jus for a beef sandwich.

ingredients:

  • Slow Cooker Method
  • 1 Roast 3-4 lb. London Broil or Roast of your choice
  • 1 packet dry Ranch Dressing mix or use 1/2 bottle of bottled dressing
  • 1 packet dry Au Jus, Brown Gravy mix, or 1/2 cup bottled brown gravy, or even an onion dried soup mix
  • 1 teaspoon granulated garlic powder
  • 1/2 cup salted butter (1 stick salted butter of any kind)
  • 6-8 Pepperoncini peppers depending on the level of heat you prefer
  • 1/4 juice from the peppers ( if you want more heat  just add a sprinkle of red pepper flakes)  Adapt to your taste
  • *For Pressure Cooker recipe you will need one cup beef broth

instructions:

  1. Slow Cooker Method
  2. Place roast in the slow cooker and sprinkle the ranch and Au Jus packets and garlic powder on top.
  3. Add butter on top of the roast and place pepperoncini on the top and sides of the roast ( you can also add around 1/4 cup of juice from the jar for additional spice).
  4. Cook on low for 8-10 hours.
  5. Instant Pot Pressure Cooker Method
  6. Add the steam basket to the pressure cooker. Next, pour beef broth and pepperoncini juice into the pot. Place the roast on the steam basket. Pour the packets of Au Jus Seasoning and Dry Ranch Dressing Mix onto the roast, then top with slices of butter and pepperoncini. Set the Instant Pot to cook manually for 90 minutes. Once the cooking time is finished, use the quick release feature to let all of the steam out. Remove the lid.
Calories
377
Fat (grams)
26
Sat. Fat (grams)
5
Carbs (grams)
1.6
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27 comments

  1. Looks delicious Claudia and I will use London Broil for my next Chile Colorado. When you say jarred pepperoncini's, do you mean the pickled ones?

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  2. So juicy and tender...absolutely mouthwatering!

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  3. Pot roast is always such a great weeknight dinner for us! We've never made them with dry dressing mix or peppers and it sounds like a nice twist on a classic!

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  4. This recipe is a classic for a reason!! It comes out so good every time! And, it's so easy!

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  5. you can't beat a homemade dinner. I'me going to start using my slow cooker too. It's been sadly neglected over the summer. The liners look handy, but I can't bring myself to use them with the current debate about plastic and the oceans. Lots of cleaning for me then.

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  6. looks so tender and moist. This pot roast is definitely full of flavor cooked in that au jus. Perfect project for next weekend!

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  7. This is always a hit! So tender and juicy!

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  8. This was phenomenal! Loved the Pepperoncini peppers in the dish. So tender and juicy and flavorful!

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  9. This roast makes the best sandwiches! Very popular in my house!

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  10. I loooove the punch the pepperoncini give this recipe! So good. Easy to make and then freeze for later too!

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  11. I really like the combination of flavours you added!

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  12. This looks so delicious and tasty! My husband is going to love this recipe! So excited!

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  13. This roast is making me so hungry right now! I also love those peppers, the flavour seems delicious. What a perfect Sunday night roast. Can't wait to try it. Cheers

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  14. tht looks heavenly!!!! i love a good pot roast - can't wait to make it!

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  15. I've been hearing such great things about this! Another vote for it!

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  16. I've been hearing such great things about this! Another vote for it!

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  17. Such an amazing and flavorful roast! I love that it can be made in either the slow cooker or pressure cooker. Great tips and suggestions too!

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  18. Love the flavor combination - looks awesome!

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  19. This roast looks so tender and delicious! Serving it on hoagie rolls absolutely sounds like the way to go, can't wait to try it out!

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  20. We went with the slow cooker method and it was amazing! Comes out so tasty and so tender!

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  21. Oh my goodness - I can see why this recipe is so enduringly popular! Big, big flavors, but so crazy-easy to make! How had I missed this recipe before?? Thank you so much for sharing it!

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  22. Yummy! So delicious and full of flavor! So excited to make this again soon!

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  23. We love a good roast for a Sunday dinner. Yum!

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  24. Now this is my kind of comfort food. Such a great way to use hot peppers too.

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  25. This turned out great! Love the spicy peppers in here. So good!

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  26. So perfectly tender with LOTS of flavor!

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  27. Thank you so much for the recipe! It turned out really amazing!

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