This slow cooker boneless chuck roast recipe leaves the meat and vegetables tender and delicious. The beauty of this recipe is the slow cooker does all the work, while you reap the benefits!
Flashback
Pot roast was the first meat I served at a dinner party. Sure, I’ve cooked meals for people but never for a crowd. And by crowd, I mean more than four people. I believe there were six of us. See? A crowd.
I wish I could say the whole meal came out yummy, but that would be a lie. I made carrots, oven roasted potatoes and pot roast. The carrots and the potatoes came out crunchy, not the way they are supposed to, but let me tell you, the pot roast came out superb!!
For that first dinner party, I used the same recipe I’m using today, but I cooked the roast in the oven instead of a slow cooker. That was the problem with the crunchy veggies – I had too many dishes in the oven. Luckily, we had rolls and a delicious dessert: my nana’s cake pan cake.
And I gave my guests a nice change. They really had to chew their vegetables, so they probably burned up more calories crunching on those darn things than if the veggies just melted in their mouths. (Aren’t I good to my friends?)
If I had a slow cooker back then, or crock pot as it was called, I think the carrots and potatoes would have come out perfectly. Or at least better than they did.
On to the Slow Cooker Boneless Chuck Roast Recipe
- Carrots, onions, potatoes, cream of mushroom soup, dried onion soup mix and beef broth
- The glorious boneless chuck roast
- The veggies and the meat in the crock pot – minus the potatoes
- The soups were added and the meal was slow cooked – the boneless chuck roast and veggies with broth cooked to perfection
I set the slow cooker on high for 4 hours.
After an hour, I plop the baby Yukon potatoes in the slow cooker and cover it again. I keep the baby Yukons whole which makes for a nice chunky dish.
Three hours to go.
DING
Time to take the pot roast out of the pot and put the veggies and gravy into a serving bowl.
I cut the string and then start cutting apart the chuck roast. Once it’s all cut up, I put it into the serving bowl to join the veggies and broth.
Time to plate some pot roast and we are ready to eat.
Mmmmm. Moist. Tender. Soft and scrumptious.
I hope you enjoyed this slow cooker boneless chuck roast recipe!
Please feel free to leave me a comment, what is your comfort food meal?
And as always, may all your dishes be delish!
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- 3 pound chuck roast
- 1 pound carrots washed and chopped into chunks
- 2 onions small, chunked
- 10 ounces yukon gold potatoes small bag, washed
- 1 can cream of mushroom soup (I used organic with no msg)
- 1 package onion soup mix
- 1/2 cup beef broth
- 1 teaspoon salt
- Pepper to taste
- Grab your slow cooker, place chuck roast in it along with carrots, onions, mushroom soup and dried onion soup
- Pour beef broth over meat and add salt and pepper
- Cover and set timer for 4 hours
- After an hour, open cover and add baby potatoes
- When the 4 hours are up, take pot roast out and cut it up
- Transfer contents of slow cooker to a serving bowl and add the cut up meat
- Serve in a shallow bowl
- Eat
- Smile
- Enjoy
Thanks for the recipe. Google+ must have recommended this page to me because I’ve been searching for a slow cooker recipe like this recently, and read my mind to know that this would be the right one. My first visit here. I enjoyed the commentary with pictures through the stages of the recipe (and lessons learned), and then the full recipe summary at the end.
I’m glad you enjoyed it. It is pretty easy as the slow cooker does most of the work for you!
My favorite darling! I will also use a 5lb Boston Butt or Pork Shoulder and pour the rendering and veggies on rice and omit the potatoes. Happy New Year dear…
Vince!
Nice! I like that idea as well. The gravy on the rice would be sooooo good!
I always use the onion soup mix as well when making a pot roast. I really like the flavor of it. But I always buy the russet potatoes and peel and then cut them up. But now that I’ve seen it your way I decided that’s too much work for me! Those baby potatoes look so cute and yummy, thanks for the recipe!
Carissa,
Thanks so much. I’m all for no muss potatoes!
This is definitely my kind of food, so comforting and tasty! Nothing beats an amazing home-made dish.
I totally agree Daniela!
Love slow cooked dishes and this one looks really tasty. Will have to give this one a go 🙂 Thanks!!
Martyn,
Thank you! I love slow cooked dishes as well!
This looks like delicious comfort food, so tasty!
Sounds so warm and comforting for these colder days!! <3
Nothing better than a good pot roast!
Mikaela, I totally agree!
Pot roast is such a comfort food!
I am looking forward to making your recipe as it looks so delicious!