I know, I know, it’s Summer and I shouldn’t be cooking hot, comfort food! This recipe is made in the crock pot so you won’t have to heat up your oven and it’s simply DELICIOUS! All credit goes to Doublebugs.com for the recipe!
Here are the ingredients… (Printable recipe below)
Start by heating up your olive oil in a skillet.
Add salt and pepper to roast and then coat in flour.
Brown the pork roast on each side for just a few minutes so those yummy juices are sealed inside of the roast.
Place browned roast in your crock pot and set on high.
See all of these little drippings in the pan?? We’re going to “de-glaze the pan” by adding the soup mix, cream of mushroom and broth to these drippings- This makes the sauce delicioso!
Here’s the yummy sauce all together!
Once the sauce is combined, add it to the lonely roast in the crock pot.
Put the lid on and let it go!!! Come back in about 6 hours and whisk a little cornstarch/water mixture to the liquid to thicken it to make the gravy. Allow the liquid to cook for about 20 minutes more!
I totally forgot to take a picture of the final product, but here is a pic of the leftovers!! I served the roast with mashed potatoes (gravy too) and steamed broccoli. My family gobbled it up!
Here’s the recipe for you to print! Enjoy!
- 1 (2-3 pound) pork roast
- salt & pepper
- Olive Oil, for browning
- Flour
- 1 packet Lipton Onion Mushroom Soup
- 1 can cream of mushroom
- 4 cups of beef broth
- cornstarch, for making gravy
- Rinse roast and season with salt and pepper
- Heat about 2-3 Tablespoons of Olive Oil in skillet
- Roll Roast in flour and brown in olive oil for a few minutes per side
- Set browned roast in Crock Pot on HIGH.
- De-glaze the pan using the beef broth, soup mix, and cream of mushroom
- After thoroughly mixed, add mixture to roast in the crock pot
- Cook on high for 5-6 hours or on low for 8-10
- Add and whisk cornstarch into ¼ cup of water and then add to liquid to thicken to make gravy
- Cook for another 20 minutes
- When done, slice roast and serve with mashed potatoes (use the gravy too) and a side of broccoli
That looks so good….What a wonderful recipe. Thank you! <3
P.S. And I really appreciate that it is printable……