CHUCK ROAST 
1 (2 to 2 1/2 lbs.) boneless chuck roast
1 med. onion, chopped
Salt and pepper to taste
3 tbsp. four in 1 c. water

Using pressure cooker, pour about 3 tablespoons cooking oil, heat on high heat, and sear the chuck roast. Remove meat, install bottom rack, and replace meat. Add chopped onions on top, and add 3/4 cup water. Install pressure cover and on high heat, release the steam from the cooker. Install pressure weight and, on high heat, bring to 15 lbs. cooking pressure. Lower heat to medium (to hold 15 lbs. pressure on pressure weight), and cook 35 minutes. Remove and cool under cold water until pressure weight returns to normal. Remove cover, remove meat and rack, and add 1 cup water with 3 tablespoons flour for thickened gravy. Enjoy!

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Chuck Roast
 #27516
 Kathleen (New York) says:
My Mirro pressure cooker is about 10 years old and probably needs a new gasket. It never came with a "bottom rack" so I made one from tin foil. In the meantime, the steam was leaking from one side of the cooker the whole time. The meat got cooked; it was beautifully rare and continued cooking when I took it out, but there was no pressure so it wasn't very tender. Off I go to buy a new gasket and rack and try again next time.
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 Lily (California) says:
When I saw this recipe, I was scared as I have seldom eaten a good one. I now am a new pot roast enthusiast. The recipe is simple. The recipe called for a rack. I still had the old rack to my Mirro pressure cooker. Wow, next time I will add wine. Great recipe!

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