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Mississippi Pot Roast

March 25, 2026 • 0 comments

Mississippi Pot Roast
This recipe has been the darling of internet food blogs for a while. It is dead easy to make and it tastes so good. The original version calls for a chuck roast, a packet of dried Au Jus mix, a packet of dried ranch dressing mix, a stick of butter, and 8 pepperoncini peppers. That version tastes great and can be put together in a flash, but this version leans less heavily on processed food products but is still fast and easy.
  • Servings: 8

Ingredients

  • (3-4 lb.) Chuck Roast
  • (1/2 C) Beef Stock
  • (1 TBSP) Soy sauce or coco aminos
  • (2 cloves) Garlic minced
  • (1 tbsp) Dried parsley
  • (1 tsp) Dried chives
  • (1 tsp) Dried dill
  • (2 tsp) Garlic powder
  • (1 tsp) Onion powder
  • (1 tbsp) Dried onion flakes
  • (1/2 tsp) Black pepper
  • (4 tbsp) Butter
  • (8) Pepperoncini peppers
  • (2 tbsp) Pepperoncini pepper brine (optional)
  • (1/2 tbsp) Sea salt

Directions

Place the roast in a slow cooker. Mix the beef stock, soy sauce and minced garlic in a glass measuring cup and pour the mixture over the meat in the slow cooker.

Sprinkle all of the spices and seasonings (parsley through sea salt) over the meat.

Cut the butter into 1 TBSP pats, and place the pats on top of the roast.

If desired, add 2 TBSP brine from the pickled peppers to the liquid in the slow cooker — this will add a little more zing to your final product. Place the pepperoncini peppers on top of the roast.

Cook on low for 8-10 hours until the meat is falling-apart-tender. Shred it with two forks.

To serve, pile onto crusty buns and eat it as a sandwich, or ladle over buttered egg noodles or mashed potatoes.

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