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Hi everyone and welcome back. Today I'm
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going to show you how to make the
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beefiest Irish pub sandwich. We're going
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to flavor it up. Lots of good
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seasonings. I'm going to sear the roast
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on both sides. This is a 2 and 1/4b
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chuck roast beef. I've got my seasonings
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right here. We are going to slow cook it
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all day or you can do half a day.
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Okay. Until it's nice and tender. Then
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I'm going to show you how we're going to
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build this sandwich up. I'm putting my
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burner onto a mediumigh heat so we can
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I'm going to add about 2 tablespoon of
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some cooking oil inside. Now, I always
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use avocado oil cuz it's so good for
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All right, let's go back over to our
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roast right here. Take a look at your
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roast. And if you have big clumps of fat
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or tissue or anything like that you want
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to take off, you can go ahead and do
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that. I'm going to leave it just the way
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it is because it's all flavor and it'll
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render out and then that's going to come
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off at the end. But we'll leave it on
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right now. Let's season the top side
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here. I've got some salt.
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It'll help build a crust on our roast.
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We're going to take the black pepper.
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We're going to sprinkle that on top. A
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This is a pub sandwich. It's got to be
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full of rich, deep flavor, and we're
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going to give it that for sure.
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We got some garlic powder
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right across the top. Load it up. Onion
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All right, I'm going to really go with
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that onion powder. There we go.
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Of course, we're going to go with some
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Now, what we're going to do is when our
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oil is nice and hot and we're going to
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put the roast in, which is looking nice
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and hot. It's shimmery in there. Let's
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add our roast. I'm going to do it
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seasoning side down. Just pick it up.
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Get a good grip on it.
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Hear that? That's what you want. Lay it
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Now, what we're going to do, season this
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side. Now, it's going to take about a
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good four to five minutes to get a good
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sear on the bottom of the roast. So,
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don't forget the flavor. Salt.
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garlic powder, onion powder. Putting
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lots on there because we're not like
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really cooking up an onion with this.
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We'll put in some smoked paprika. I
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think I'm almost out.
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I could be out. All right,
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All right, let's get a good grip on it.
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Let's take a look. Yeah, that looks
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good. Flip it over. Oh, look at that
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Put that oil on it. We're going to cook
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it another 3 to four minutes until we
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get the other side nice and crusty.
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we're going to do the edges.
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If you need to add some extra oil, go
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ahead and do that. So, it's going to
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help it get nice and crispy. All right,
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let's see what's going on.
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So, you're going to pick up your roast,
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into it, and then hold it on the sides.
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Look at the color of that. That was the
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Now, we're just going to do one minute
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on each side. Get it on that side right
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there. All right, we're going to turn
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We'll let it sit there for just a
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minute. Now, I'm just using a sixQ crock
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pot. I'm just going to remove the lid.
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It's a version of a slow cooker. What
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we're going to do is to keep everything
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from sticking. So, we're going to take
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some cooking spray and spray the inside
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of our crock pot along the edges, sides,
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bottom. Now, this tool is really cool
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because you can put your oil in here and
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then you can spray it with the spray or
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you can flip the switch here and then
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pour your oil in like I did for the
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roast. All right, let's bring our roast
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in all its glory. We're going to lay it
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right into the crock pot.
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Had to switch hands on you guys.
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There you go. Look at that.
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Okay, let's make the sauce for it. Now,
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I'm going to stay in the same pan with
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the same oils and all the flavors that
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came off that roast. I'm going to add
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one thing of Coke. Now, this is
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8 fluid ounces. I'm telling y'all, it's
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going to have a dark, rich flavor.
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That's what we're looking for. All
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right, we're going to add that.
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soy sauce. I'm going to estimate here.
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That looks good. Look at that.
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All right, we have two cans beef consmé.
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These are 10 oz each.
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We're going to shake a shake a shake.
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Lots of minced onion.
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Get it all in there. Lots of onion. Now,
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if you don't want to do this, you can
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just dice up an onion.
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Oh, that looks good. Nice flavor. All
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right, we're going to crack in some
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Little bits of pepper in there. Yeah.
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Really good. All right. I've got some
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Looks like this right here. If you have
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the cubes, you can put one cube in. I'm
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just going to go in with one teaspoon.
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We got some minced garlic.
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Brown gravy packet. We're going to add
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that in. This will give it some flavor.
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Plus, it's going to aid as a thickener.
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let's blend this all together.
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We'll add that to the crock pot.
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Okay, I've poured all of the liquid into
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the crock pot on top of the roast. Look
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at that. Looks good, doesn't it?
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We're going to place a lid on.
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Now, we're going to cook this on low for
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about 7 to n hours. It all depends on
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the size of your roast, the thickness,
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and also the type of roast. I'm using a
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beef chuck roast, so it'll cook faster
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than your bottom round roast and other
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types. You could also cook this on high
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for about 5 to 7 hours. What you want to
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do is make sure that your roast is fall
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apart tender. I'll be back and I'm going
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to show you how to build your Irish pub
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beefy sandwich. All right, our roast is
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done. I am going to butter some sub
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or you can use chabatada buns if you
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I'm going to pop these in the oven for a
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few minutes on around 500° or a broil.
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just need to get nice and toasty. And
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while this is happening, let's shred up
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All right, y'all. Look how tender this
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roast is. I'm going to pull it out.
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We're going to shred it up. We're going
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to thicken up the gravy a little bit and
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All right, I'm going to add some corn
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starch. I made a slurry with it. Just
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some cool water and a couple tablespoons
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I'm just going to stir this up and it'll
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start thickening. As we shred, if you
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come across any of the fat that we left
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on the roast for flavor, you can pull
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that off if you want.
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All right, let's add this back to the
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All right, let's build a sandwich.
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Smells delicious. Now, I'm going to load
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some proolone cheese across my toasted
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buttered sub rolls for me and Thomas.
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Then, we're going to put the meat right
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All right, you guys. How good does that
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look? Nice and juicy. Got my husband's
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We got chips and we've got some pickles.
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I'm going in for a bite.
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If you haven't made one of these beefy
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Irish pub sandwiches yet, you need to
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give it a try. You saw all the
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ingredients that went in there and gave
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it that delicious flavor. And make sure
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you lock in those flavors with your
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roast. Give it a good sear with some
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good seasonings. All right, you guys.
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