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		Definition of pot roast in English: pot roastnoun  A piece of meat cooked slowly in a covered dish. 焖肉块 Example sentencesExamples -  I think I had a pot roast cooking on low this morning.
 -  My old lady's just taking the pot roast out of the oven.
 -  Mom had cooked a pot roast for dinner, but Jared and I were so tired that our heads were practically hitting the table.
 -  It will become the latest place for fashionable New Yorkers, who will push the pot roast around their plates while nibbling salads.
 -  Nothing fancy this, just a sound pot roast pigeon recipe with classic flavourings and a thick, old-fashioned gravy.
 -  For a certain kind of eater, nothing less than a pot roast will do.
 -  He twitched a little, smiled then looked at the pot roast.
 -  ‘This is good,’ Andy said suddenly taking another big bite of the pot roast Jamie cooked.
 -  It is not enough to pass on the good china; you must also pass on the family recipe for making the pot roast.
 -  Haven't any of these girls even helped prepare a pot roast before?
 -  Then to find out just how rugged it really was I tried slicing up a pot roast that was tougher than saddle leather and twice as stiff.
 -  As if I asked her if she knew the color of the sky or how to cook a pot roast.
 -  You come home just as she's pulling a burnt pot roast from the oven.
 -  The texture of a well cooked pot roast is often described as ‘fork-tender’.
 -  As for the lamb, think melting meat, falling off the bone, with the rich, dark juices you get from a pot roast.
 -  That's nothing compared to the time she burned down the kitchen trying to cook a pot roast.
 -  The range of recipes for cooking it includes a pot roast, barbecued beaver, baked, fried, stewed, fricasséed, or in a meat loaf or pie.
 -  The political discussion appeared to have ended at last, and everyone had turned their attention back to the pot roast on their plates.
 -  We forgot about the people who ate beef and didn't want to spend six hours making a pot roast.
 -  How long does it take to cook really good pot roast - and why?
 
 
 verb [with object]Cook (a piece of meat) slowly in a covered dish. 焖肉块  I had chicken pot-roasted in a case of sea salt Example sentencesExamples -  I decided not to have it on the basis that pot-roasted meat always looks grey and unappetising and reminds me of my paternal grandmother's cooking.
 -  Try the birds rubbed with butter, salt and pepper and pot-roasted on a bed of halved white chicory, celery stalks and bay leaves.
 -  I have been looking for ways of using more of this milder, more subtle, aromatic flavour, so here is a recipe for a Provençale dish of whole chicken pot-roasted with 40 cloves of garlic.
 -  The second portion talks about cooking techniques - pot-roasting, grilling, souffles and soup.
 -  This can be roasted or grilled if it comes from high-quality cattle, but it is usually braised or pot-roasted.
 -  The food, when it arrived, was delicious; I had chicken on the bone, pot-roasted in a lemon and mustard sauce and John had scallops.
 -  We started with an appetiser of celeriac velouté and ham hock tortellini, which was followed by seared scallops ceviche and cucumber jelly, then pot-roasted lobster with foie gras.
 
    Definition of pot roast in US English: pot roastnounˈpɑt ˌroʊstˈpät ˌrōst A piece of meat cooked slowly in a covered dish. 焖肉块 Example sentencesExamples -  Then to find out just how rugged it really was I tried slicing up a pot roast that was tougher than saddle leather and twice as stiff.
 -  That's nothing compared to the time she burned down the kitchen trying to cook a pot roast.
 -  You come home just as she's pulling a burnt pot roast from the oven.
 -  We forgot about the people who ate beef and didn't want to spend six hours making a pot roast.
 -  Mom had cooked a pot roast for dinner, but Jared and I were so tired that our heads were practically hitting the table.
 -  As if I asked her if she knew the color of the sky or how to cook a pot roast.
 -  He twitched a little, smiled then looked at the pot roast.
 -  It will become the latest place for fashionable New Yorkers, who will push the pot roast around their plates while nibbling salads.
 -  The range of recipes for cooking it includes a pot roast, barbecued beaver, baked, fried, stewed, fricasséed, or in a meat loaf or pie.
 -  My old lady's just taking the pot roast out of the oven.
 -  For a certain kind of eater, nothing less than a pot roast will do.
 -  Nothing fancy this, just a sound pot roast pigeon recipe with classic flavourings and a thick, old-fashioned gravy.
 -  The texture of a well cooked pot roast is often described as ‘fork-tender’.
 -  How long does it take to cook really good pot roast - and why?
 -  As for the lamb, think melting meat, falling off the bone, with the rich, dark juices you get from a pot roast.
 -  ‘This is good,’ Andy said suddenly taking another big bite of the pot roast Jamie cooked.
 -  Haven't any of these girls even helped prepare a pot roast before?
 -  The political discussion appeared to have ended at last, and everyone had turned their attention back to the pot roast on their plates.
 -  It is not enough to pass on the good china; you must also pass on the family recipe for making the pot roast.
 -  I think I had a pot roast cooking on low this morning.
 
 
 verbˈpɑt ˌroʊstˈpät ˌrōst [with object]Cook (a piece of meat) slowly in a covered dish. 焖肉块  I had chicken pot-roasted in a case of sea salt Example sentencesExamples -  The food, when it arrived, was delicious; I had chicken on the bone, pot-roasted in a lemon and mustard sauce and John had scallops.
 -  I decided not to have it on the basis that pot-roasted meat always looks grey and unappetising and reminds me of my paternal grandmother's cooking.
 -  I have been looking for ways of using more of this milder, more subtle, aromatic flavour, so here is a recipe for a Provençale dish of whole chicken pot-roasted with 40 cloves of garlic.
 -  Try the birds rubbed with butter, salt and pepper and pot-roasted on a bed of halved white chicory, celery stalks and bay leaves.
 -  The second portion talks about cooking techniques - pot-roasting, grilling, souffles and soup.
 -  We started with an appetiser of celeriac velouté and ham hock tortellini, which was followed by seared scallops ceviche and cucumber jelly, then pot-roasted lobster with foie gras.
 -  This can be roasted or grilled if it comes from high-quality cattle, but it is usually braised or pot-roasted.
 
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