How to Slow Cook a Pot Roast : How to Sear a Pot Roast

[SoCalTrophyWife]

Searing does NOT "seal in the juices"!!!! That's a common myth and simply NOT true. Look it up people. Searing is only for texture purposes and that's all.

[elladez]

whats the point if your just going to keep stabbing into it?

[YoLninYo]

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[espltdm251playa]

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[therealbatman1990]

the other pot roast guy on EV does a better job...decent, even, i'd call it. he still sears in flour though, which i also disagree with.

[LlpzJr]

Searing is to hold in the juices, and this knucklehead is piercing the meat with a fork, youre supposed to use tongs to flip it.

[douchebagcity]

hahaha, this is a terrible video. a. the pan wasn't hot enough and didn't "sear" worth shit b. wtf, a hotplate? and c. do not put your hand near the oil to "feel the heat" to see if it's hot enough. aha, what the hell? that is the stupidest thing i've ever heard, and very dangerous.

[bobba2k]

This guy absolutely SUCKS. Does that look seared to anyone? Hell no, that pan should have been HOT...spitting oil when he dropped the meat on, and the meat should have immediately stuck to the pan... that meat slid around the oil without sticking because the pan never got hot enough to cook anything.

[huahuainka]

FACT: yOU DONT SEAR TO SEAL FLAVOR! yOU SEAR FOR COLOR AND TO CREATE PAN DRIPPINGS TO FLAVOR A GRAVY OR STEW.

[starbuck5505]

you do sear for flavor... it gives it a nice smokey taste

[douchebagcity]

there is a flavor difference between something seared and something not seared because it renders the fat on the outside and carmelizes it . . .

[therealbatman1990]

you tit.

[LeslieMomma]

wow,thank you! My husband loved it!