Bar-B-Q Chuck Roast

Bar-B-Q Chuck Roast

  • Prep Time: 15 mins
  • Total Time: 2 hrs 15 mins
  • Servings: 6
  • About This Recipe

    “This is so easy and so good that it is almost sinful!”

    Ingredients

  • 3 -4lbschuck roast
  • 1envelopeonion soup mix
  • 1canbeer
  • 1cupcatsup
  • Directions

  • Put roast in 9×13 pan and top with soup, beer and catsup.
  • Cover with foil and cook at 300 degrees for 2 to 3 hours, depending on size of roast.
  • Reviews

  • “So good I am tossing my other recipes for roast.”

  • “HOLY MOTHER OF GOD!!This was DELICIOUS.I made it in a slow cooker for 7 hours on low.Great over mashed potatoes – even the kids gobbled it up!!”

  • “Awful, my husband and I could barely eat it with the weird beer flavor. It made my house stink like beer too. The meat cooked okay but it is not a taste we want to have again.”

  • “I FINALLY found this recipe again. I made it last summer and forgot to save it, then couldn’t find it. Made it again yesterday using a cheap chuck roast and everyone thought it was a fancy steak. It definitely doesn’t taste like it was easy to make, but only has 3 ingredients, plus the meat. Thanks so much!!!”

  • “This was OK for us. Hubby did not like the way the beer tasted in the meat (and he loves beer). I used Budweiser as that is what he drinks but he did not like it. I was the only one that would eat it.”

  • “Did I forget to review this the first time I made it?Wow!Good thing I saved it and came back to make it again!Love this recipe!The roast is tender with wonderful flavors, definitely my new favorite way to cook a roast!Both times I have used the half cup of ketchup and half cup barbecue sauce, as recommended by others.Wonderful!”

  • “this was yummy, and so easy.i think next time i’ll try it in the slow cooker to make it even more tender”

  • “This was soooooo yummy and equally easy! I will never pass up chuck roast on sale – EVER – again.”

  • “Very good and sooo easy!I added some liquid smoke, and used a crock pot but otherwise followed the recipe exactly. :)”

  • “I used this with pork ribs in a crockpot.Cooked on low for 6 hours.Came out falling off the bone tender and absolutely delicious.”

  • “This was a big hit tonight.The meat was very tender and juicy.I only used half a pack of onion soup mix.Instead of a full cup of ketchup, I used approximately one-half cup ketchup and one-half cup of BBQ sauce.I also added a few tablespoons of A-1 Steak Sauce and cooked it in the crockpot.After I removed the meat, I used the sauce to make a gravy and served it over rice.This will be a regular.”

  • “Delicious.Used a crockpot on low for 9 hours.Only had 1/2 cup of ketchup to use, but didn’t seem to make a big difference.”

  • “This was so easy and soooo good!I did as others had and used half catsup half favorite bbq sauce and it turned out perfect.Great for leftovers on buns with a bit of the juice poured over.A keeper!”

  • “Easy, quick prep. and very good. I didn’t have onion soup on hand so I used 2/3 package of Knorr’s Hot & Sour soup mix, 1.3 oz. box. I also added about 1 tblsp. of worcestershire sauce.”

  • “WONDERFUL!!!I did not have onion soup mix so I ended up using beefy onion soup mix and it was wonderful.I did follow some of the other reviews and did 1/2c catsup & 1/2 BBQ sauce.I was so tender and tasty.Even my 4 yr old loved it.We did not have any leftovers.I will double the recipe next time.Thank You.”

  • “Needed salt, because I used Onion Gravy instead of Onion Soup, but other than that, tender and juicy and full of flavor. YEAH! I really can’t get over how tender this roast was! I could eat it every day!”

  • “Big Up to you Marty. No questionsbest roast my family has ever had.Simple instructions , no need totinker with , perfection. Thanks!”

  • “Who would ever guess that three simple ingredents could make such an outstanding chuck roast! After reading through the reviews, I thought I would give it a try. Taking a different approach than the other cooking methods listed, I cooked this in my pressure cooker. The flavor was infused perfectly within the meat. As always, with a pressure cooker, the meat was falling apart in just 50 minutes of cook time. I followed a few of the other readers and used 1/2 cup of ketchup and BBQ sauce. Another keeper from Recipezaar!!”

  • “This is soooo EASY & SOOOO delicious! I was very pleasantly surprised. I shared some with my neighbors & friends – they all loved it too!”

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