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Too-Busy-To-Cook Beef Sandwiches/Cp Recipe

Too-Busy-To-Cook Beef Sandwiches/Cp Category Slow Cooker Recipes 
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1 beef roast -- 3-5 lbs

-- (or pork roast) 1 package Italian dressing mix

-- * see note -- (Good Seasonings) 1 cup wine

-- (or 1 can beer) water to cover roast 1 tablespoon cornstarch

1/2 cup water

*Use one package of Good Seasonings mix to each pound of meat. Too busy to cook during the summer? Need a filling dinner or party main dish? The following gets you out of the kitchen and away from the grill. Place all of the ingredients together in a crockpot and cook overnight on med/hi (or 8 hours during the day). Remove meat and allow to cool slighty, then with two forks shred meat and put aside. Mix 1 T. corn starch with 1/2 c. water and mix into leftover liquid cooking until slightly thicken. Add meat back and serve on hard rolls, hamburger buns, or whatever. Freezes well and tastes better the next day. Diana Duda

 
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