Crock Pot Rump Roast

First off, please forgive me for this horrible picture, I made this before I knew food photography was a whole seperate are form.  I am working on getting them way more appetizing for you now.  I know it may seem like ground hog day every time I speak of the Grass Fed Beef I get from MM Livestock but there is a reason, ITS FRICKEN AMAZING, game over.  I hope you realize that you just learned the most valuable life lesson to this day, support local farming and know where your food comes from because that is the only way we are going to continue to have a choice of what and where we get it.  Well it is great to be back and posting as many recipes as I can for all of you.

Servings: 4-8
Prep Time: 10 Minutes
Cook Time: 10 Hours

Ingredients:

Process:
  1. Combine all the spices above together and mix well.
  2. Generously rub this spice mixture all over your rump roast to your taste liking.  If you don’t like too many spices just lightly coat it.
  3. Line the bottom of your crock pot with your diced onions.
  4. Place your seasoned roast on top.
  5. Pour in your beef stock.
  6. Cover and cook on low for 10 Hours.

 

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  • Torrey G.

    Ooh, I am *so* trying this as soon as humanly possible! :)

  • George

    Yipee, let me know how you like it, sorry for the bad photo

  • Torrey G.

    No worries on the photo! :)
    I forgot to tell you that I made this roast over the weekend, and man, is it GOOD! Plus, it made so much that I can bring it for lunch for myself every day *and* share it with the guys at the gym! :D
    I made mine a little bit spicier, as I spilled my whole bottle of paprika all over the kitchen floor…so, I subbed in more chili powder and a dash of cayenne.
    YUM!

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  • http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=587546436 Malinda Wimsatt Linstid

    Made this today for the fam – I toned down the spice a little for myself and our 2 year old. Very tasty and the house smelled deliecious alllll day! Thank you for sharing this!

  • http://pulse.yahoo.com/_ENALYQHV6FUEAJM7FJ2PYIWBNY Kristina

    Perhaps a tad spicy but thanks for dinner! (And lunch tomorrow.) The kids certainly didn’t complain. :)

    BTW the photo’s not as bad as you think. Anyway if you want a quick fix, the “sharpen” tool in Photoshop (or Gimp, which is free) would give it more life.

    • http://civilizedcavemancooking.com Civilized Caveman

      Sorry for the spice :(

  • Nooshin Golshani

    looks great! did you add any salt? also, is the garlic fresh, granulated, or powdered? thanks!

    • http://civilizedcavemancooking.com Civilized Caveman

      That would be granulated garlic and I always season my food with salt after its cooked