I thought this was great! Definitely more flavor than your average pot roast.

Very good recipe. The only problem is that I used a very poor cut of meat. I loved the gravy and the taste of the meat. I followed the suggestion of one of the reviewers who covered the pan with tin foil. I would definitely make this one again and use a better cut of meat!

Very good. I covered it as others suggested and it came out very good. My whole family enjoyed it. :)

first of all, i cooked the meat by temperature and not time. i think that is key! instead of chuck roast, i used eye of round roast. instead of traditional ketchup i had used ketchup from costa rica, aka a sweeter ketchup with less salt. it was WAY yummy, my hubby made noises while he ate and my picky 2 years old daughter actually ate it all up! definetly making this again!

OH HEAVENS!This is good. Taking advice of other reviewers I added one cup wine and 1/2 cup water extra and used a big roast. (I had to resist garlic,and onions) Glad I did, it is a fabulous taste that EVERYONE raved about.

What a nice change of pace. Yummy! DH just loved it. Made a smaller roast and divided the other ingredients, too. I used roasted garlic/sea salt blend. Used dried onions, too. Moist and flavorful! With the lid on it, did not dry out...add water if you need to, this is an excellent recipe.

To make it no fuss spike the roast with garlic. add 1/4 cup of red wine to liquid mix. brown roast. Put in slow cooker,that way you dont have to worry about enough liquid the slow cooker takes care of its self.add vegies and potaoes one hour before done. walla

a nice chage from the traditional onion-soup-mix roast. a little on the sweet side. I added a lot more veggies.

Because of the comments on not enough liquid and sauce, I placed my roast in the pan, covered it in the sauce prepared from the recipe, then covered the pan tightly with foil and baked as directed. I then added the veggies and covered it again with foil to bake for the second half, and I never ran out of the sauce, and had enough left to make the gravy. I followed every other part of the recipe exactly, and this was DELICIOUS! I am making it again and I am also passing it on to my extended family, it's just so good! Even my two pickiest eaters gobbled it all up!

Very easy to make, meat was very moist and tender. Highly recommend for the family sunday dinner meal

This was an awesome recipe. I used a much smaller roast (what was on hand) and only used 1/2 the sauce. The whole family loved it!

This pot roast was juicy and perfect!!! A must!!!!

Simple to put together for a starter cook like myself. It will of course taste better with a good quality pot roast. You may think it's a bit sweet if you aren't a ketchup lover, but we found it tasty.

This was the worst meal I've ever put on my table! I don't recommend using it!

My family raved about this recipe. Just the right blend of spices to compliment the beef. Excellent!

My experience with this was ok. The problems that I encountered were. There was not enough sauce, the veggies were still raw when I was done cooking and the meat was very tough. What I did to improve this was added some water to the sauce, cooked the veggies additonal time on the stove and put the roast back in the oven for 4 hours on 200. Chuck roast does not come out right unless you cook it until it falls apart. After I did that this was very good, my family loved it.

I didn't really care for this recipe. It was edible, but not very tasty at all. When I turned the roast after the first hour, I had to add more sauce because it dried up in the pan. I'm sure there may be other people out there who would enjoy this recipe. Unfortunately, I'm not one of them. As a hint, double the sauce and add the second half when adding the vegetables.