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On Thu, 26 Apr 2018 11:13:46 -0700 (PDT), Tim - show quoted text - There is a whole lot of flavor in that sear, even if you just sear it in a skillet first, Deglaze the skillet and get those bits into the crock pot too. I do lots of chuck that way. If you take some of the leftovers, toss it in a skillet with chilis and onion, maybe green pepper if you like them, it is great in a burrito. You really need to sear chilis too if you want to get the flavor going. I am not sure if you really get a lot of selection up there but we have a lot of Mexicans here so they have a good selection at Publix. Once you get used to the real thing you probably will not use a lot of chili powder. ........ Greg I’ve seared many a roast too. And I do know what you’re talking about. Just this time I’m gonna let it play out in its own. But you also included some nice suggestions there and I appreciate that. You’re giving me some ideas for the future. |
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