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This recipe blog is an extension of my original blog Motivation... Determination... Drive. Having been asked numerous times what is involved in paleo eating and the simple question "so... what can you eat?" I have decided to put this collection together. Some of the recipes will be original, and some will be modifications (or replicas) of recipes I have found in cookbooks books or on line. Every recipe listed will be something I have tried, nothing that I think just looks good and want to attempt. As a disclaimer, I will not take credit for those found at other sources, if you are to use one listed with a link attached please give credit to the original site. Thank You and happy eating!!

Tuesday, January 31, 2012

Balsamic Roast - Crock Pot Goodness!

This is hands down my favorite crock pot recipe at the moment, I am a HUGE balsamic "anything" fan so combine it with chuck roast and mushrooms and I am totally hooked. We got the recipe HERE doubled it and added mushrooms. I cant wait for the leftovers!!


*Disclaimer: White Wine is considered paleo in moderation. If doing a Paleo Challenge check the "rules" of your challenge to be sure that it is allowed in moderation or risk losing points.*
What you need:
2 Lb any roast (we used Chuck Roast)
1 Large White Onion, sliced
Mushrooms (sliced in half, this was our addition)
8 Ounces Tomato Sauce (we used Natures Place Organics)
1/2 Cup Balsamic Vinegar
1/2 Cup Water
2 Tbsp White Wine (we used pinot grigio)
2 Tbsp Coconut Oil
Rub: Salt, Black Pepper, Garlic Powder, Onion Powder, Paprika

*When we made this we used a 4lb Chuck and doubled everything except the onion.

What you do:
- Mix the rub and season all sides of the beef
- Heat coconut oil in pan on medium heat
- Sear each side of the beef for 3-4 minutes
- Place sliced onions on bottom of crock pot
- Put seared meat on top of the onions
- While pan is still hot deglaze with water and wine
- Spread mushrooms over the meat
- Mix together balsamic vinegar and tomato sauce with a whisk and pour over meat and veggies
- Pour deglazing liquid over meat and veggies
- Set on low for 8 hours


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