![]() ![]() Optional Add-Ins: You can make this dish your own by adding in some of your own ingredients.Brown one piece at a time and then proceed with the recipe. Cut to Fit: If your roast doesn’t quite fit into the Instant spot, feel free to cut it into two or even three large pieces.Browning the outside seals in juices, adds extra flavor, and gives a prettier presentation! Don’t Skip the Browning: While you could make this dish without the browning step, making sure to brown the meat before pressure cooking it is the way to go.Read on for my best advice in making this dish awesome! Making a good pot roast is super easy, and these handy tips can make it even easier. Gently slice the beef roast and place the au jus into a gravy boat or other serving dish. Serve and Enjoy! Arrange the roast and vegetables on a serving platter.Cook on High Pressure for 10 minutes, and then allow the pressure to naturally release for 15 minutes. Lock and seal the lid and valve once again. Arrange the carrots and potatoes around the roast. Place the beef roast back into the Instant Pot, lock and seal the lid, and slide the valve to “sealed.” Cook on High Pressure for 40 minutes, and Quick Release the pressure afterward. Pour the beef broth into the Instant Pot to deglaze the pan, stirring well and scraping up any browned bits from the bottom of the pot. Set the browned beef roast aside on a clean plate, and turn the Instant Pot to “Off.” Then place the beef roast in the Instant Pot and brown on all sides. Set the Instant Pot to “Saute.” Add the garlic to the pot and saute for one minute, stirring continuously so that it doesn’t burn. Drizzle a tablespoon of olive oil into the bottom of the Instant Pot. Season generously with salt, pepper, and onion powder on both sides. Set them aside, and then pat dry the beef roast with paper towels, and place on a clean plate. Peel and chop the potatoes into roughly 1-inch pieces. This way, the meat gets nice and tender, but the vegetables don’t overcook. The secret to a perfect dish is to cook the meat for a while before adding the veggies. Feel free to substitute red potatoes, fingerling potatoes, or any other waxy potato. Potatoes: I use about 5 large Yukon Gold potatoes, peeled and chopped.Baby Carrots: I like to use pre-washed and cut baby carrots, but you can also peel and cut fresh whole carrots into 2-inch sections.Beef Broth: You can use store-bought, homemade, or bone broth here you’ll need 3 cups.Fresh Garlic: Mince two cloves of fresh garlic.Onion Powder: This gives a savory, intense onion flavor with ease!.Sea Salt and Pepper: One teaspoon of each.Pot Roast: I use a 3 to 4 pound beef arm roast or chuck roast don’t use a lean roast or it will be tough.Oil: You’ll need 1 tablespoon of olive oil for sautéing.This classic recipe uses simple seasonings and fresh garlic for a clean, homespun flavor. Just having a basic meat-and-potatoes dinner is a way to say, “I love you,” to my busy family! I know it will make the house smell homey and be a comforting, filling dinner that they’ll truly enjoy. ![]() I love this recipe because it’s so simple and wholesome. Using the Instant Pot, I can make this Sunday afternoon slow-cooked roast any day of the week! Why I Love this Recipe It allows me to serve a tender and juicy pot roast with all the trimmings, in a fraction of the time it would take in the oven, on the stove, or in the Crock Pot. That’s why I love, love, love this easy Instant Pot version of the classic. I mean, grilling is great, and pan-frying is awesome, but the melting tenderness of a slow-simmered pot roast is such an underrated joy! And, with a lovely jus and perfectly cooked potatoes and carrots, it’s a meal everyone will devour. It might not be super-fancy, but I’m not gonna lie: I adore a good pot roast. My Instant Pot Pot Roast with Carrots and Potatoes is a family-style classic! Rich and flavorful chuck roast cooks to tender perfection in a mouthwatering jus, surrounded by Yukon Gold potatoes and fresh baby carrots. ![]()
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