Mississippi Pot Roast, a new southern classic, is pure comfort on a plate. Packed with a rich, hearty flavor that is slow cooked to perfection.
I originally found this recipe a few years ago on Pinterest, but through a little research have found that its original author is a brilliant lady named Robin Chapmin. As the story goes her aunt gave her a recipe for pot roast made with italian dressing and she swapped it out with ranch to make it a little milder.
This is so true of recipes, we pass them along and adapt them a bit to suit our family’s tastes. Well, I am so glad Ms. Chapman created this magnificant combination, because it sure is a family favorite at my house.
So many people have asked me if I made a Mississippi Roast through texts, emails and messages. They say “you just gotta get one up on the blog, please”! So here it is my friends!
I am using a litttle different cut of meat on this on, because I have plans to make a Debris Gravy Fry recipe with this (coming soon). Most people make this with a chuck roast and I have too. It is so amazing with that cut as well. To me the Rump Roast just had a deeper flavor and the texture I wanted for the fries.
I am so glad I tried it on this cut! AMAZING!! Now as you will see in the pictures below, it was a bit of a challenge keeping everything from sliding off this cut. So just don’t look at that mess! Do you ever make a mess cooking like I do?? UGH!
Well, I have to say that mess didn’t matter in the slow cooker because it all just blends together and cooks to perfection.
Simplicity is also what makes this one wonderful. Just a few incgredients = Easy and Flavor Galore!
What you need for Slow Cooker Mississippi Pot Roast Beef
- 3 to 5 pound Rump or Chuck Roast
- Package of Ranch Dressing (I buy the bottle of it, we may use this way too much)
- Package of Au Jus
- 1 Stick Butter, salted
- Pepperoncinis
How to make Crock Pot Mississippi Roast Beef
Place your roast in the crock pot (slow cooker) and pour on packages of seasonings. It doesn’t matter the order! Place stick of butter on top and arrange pepperoncinis around the butter.
See what a big mess I made. It doesn’t do that on a flatter chuck roast 😉
Put the lid on and cook on low all day – 8 hours!
Isn’t this magnificent! All that rich beautiful flavor and you just dumped it all in the slow cooker!
Shred or slice and serve with mashed potatoes, rice or egg noddles!
A little note about those peppers! They just give this roast a little zing. I usually use about 5, but you can add more for a little more kick !
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Mississippi Pot Roast
Ingredients
- 3 to 5 pound rump or chuck roast
- 1 package ranch dressing
- 1 package au jus
- 1 stick butter, salted
- 5 to 10 pepperoncinis
Instructions
- Place roast in slow cooker. Pour packages of ranch and au jus on top of roast. Place stick of butter on top and arrange pepperoncinis around butter.
- Cover with lid and cook on low for 8 to 10 hours or high for 4 to 5 hours.
- Shred or slice and serve.
Notes
You can also find this on one of my favorite link ups Weekend Potluck and Meal Plan Monday!
Kim hoffman says
October 20, 2018 at 3:48 pmI make this as written but add a packet of onion soup mix and add the whole jar of peperoncini. The onion soup adds more depth to the roast.
nikki@soulfullymade.com says
October 21, 2018 at 8:45 amI love onion soup mix on a roast. In fact one of the ones I make includes it. But I bet it is a delicious addition to the Mississippi style one!
Norine says
January 29, 2018 at 5:45 pmThis pot roast looks like the perfect dish for my family! Can’t wait to try it. Thanks for a great post and recipe!
nikki@soulfullymade.com says
February 4, 2018 at 6:51 pmThank you Norine! It’s a family favorite at our house! <3
Margaret says
July 19, 2019 at 10:13 amI have this roast in crockpot now! Cant wait to try!
Nikki - Soulfully Made says
August 14, 2019 at 9:45 amI sure hope you loved it!