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VA_Jill

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16. I do that
Sun Oct 11, 2020, 11:09 AM
Oct 2020

all the time. My pot roast recipe includes a little coffee in the liquid so it's nice and brown anyway. Turn it over about midpoint.

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I didn't brown the potroast [View all] XanaDUer2 Oct 2020 OP
It will be fine. Browning adds flavor and looks better but it's not mandatory. LiberalLoner Oct 2020 #1
Thank you XanaDUer2 Oct 2020 #12
I skip it sometimes, too... Blue_playwright Oct 2020 #2
Yes XanaDUer2 Oct 2020 #11
You can brown it after. Also, cf slow cooking technique Bernardo de La Paz Oct 2020 #3
Thank you XanaDUer2 Oct 2020 #10
It'll be great. You can always add Hortensis Oct 2020 #4
Thank you! Nt XanaDUer2 Oct 2020 #7
I never do. I thought about trying it next time to see if it makes any difference. brewens Oct 2020 #5
Me too XanaDUer2 Oct 2020 #9
I've done same before and it turned out ok TEB Oct 2020 #6
Thank you XanaDUer2 Oct 2020 #8
It'll be fine PJMcK Oct 2020 #13
Put it under the broiler and baste it with the procon Oct 2020 #14
Thanks! Nt XanaDUer2 Oct 2020 #15
I do that VA_Jill Oct 2020 #16
Throw in a packet of onion soup mix spinbaby Oct 2020 #17
I have a package of that XanaDUer2 Oct 2020 #18
I don't always brown it and it still tastes fine. Luciferous Oct 2020 #19
It will be fine. SheltieLover Oct 2020 #20
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