London Broil Crock Pot Recipe (with built-in gravy)

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This London broil crock pot recipe takes very little effort. However, you won’t believe what a tender, flavorful meat you end up with along with a delectable gravy that’s great served over rice or noodles or sopped up with some homemade bread!

As you can see in the picture, the meat is fork-tender and falls apart easily. No real need to cut with a knife.

In fact, if you wanted to you could pull it all apart (like pulled pork, except it’s beef …) and use it in soup or served mixed in with mac and cheese or mashed potatoes (ah … the possibilities are endless with a tender cut of meat …)

Take a less-than-tender cut of meat like London broil and slow cook it for several hours (4 hours on high 6-7 hours on low), and you have such flavor! London broil doesn’t have much fat, so it tends to be tough unless quick broiled in the oven … or this fabulous slow-cook method.

Adding the French fried onions is the secret to ending up with an automatic gravy when your London broil is done. A flavorful, saucy gravy to serve over the meat, over mashed potatoes, over biscuits – over veggies. Yum!

How to Make London Broil in the Crock Pot

Prepping this London broil for the slow cooker is super easy.

• First, you will turn your crock pot to high heat (or low if you prefer, especially if you will be away from home for 6-8 hours).

• Next, you will just add your oil to the slow cooker and place the beef roast on top and then flipping to get oil on both sides.

• Add thyme, marjoram, salt, pepper, and broth. Mix around a bit to coat.

• Cover and cook on high 4 hours or low 6-7 hours, checking every few hours if you’re home (don’t worry if you can’t check – it won’t burn).

• Once meat is cooked and tender, turn off heat and let sit uncovered for 5 minutes or so for gravy to thicken slightly.

• Serve on a platter with the gravy, slicing portion sizes for each plate. Serve with the broccoli pictured or other vegetable of choice. Serve over potatoes, rice, or noodles if desired.

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London Broil Crock Pot Recipe

This London broil crock pot recipe takes very little effort. However, you won't believe what a tender, flavorful meat you end up with along with a delectable gravy that's great served over rice or noodles or sopped up with some homemade bread!

Prep Time5 mins

Cook Time4 hrs

Total Time4 hrs 5 mins

Course: Main Course, Meat

Cuisine: American

Servings: 6 servings

Author: Savory With Soul

Equipment

• Slow Cooker

Ingredients

• 2 pounds London broil
• 2 Tbsp oil (I use olive oil or avocado oil)
• 2 tsp dry thyme
• 2 tsp dry marjoram
• 1 tsp salt
• 1 tsp ground black pepper
• 4 ounces French fried onions (like Durkee – I used a store brand) (½ cup), lightly crushed
• 2 cups beef or chicken stock or broth

US Customary – Metric

Instructions

• Turn crock pot to high heat and add oil to bottom.
• Place London broil on top of oil move it around a bit to coat, then flip over.
• Add thyme, marjoram, salt, pepper, fried onions, and broth. Mix around a bit to coat.
• Cover and cook on high 4 hours or low 6-7 hours, checking every few hours if you're home (don't worry if you can't check – it won't burn).
• Once meat is cooked and tender, turn off heat and let sit uncovered for 5 minutes or so for gravy to thicken slightly.
• Serve on a platter with the gravy, slicing portion sizes for each plate. Serve with the broccoli pictured or other vegetable of choice. Serve over potatoes, rice, or noodles if desired.

What to Serve with your London Broil

I served mine with my Sauteed Broccoli with red peppers (as seen in the pictures). So easy to prepare and cook the broccoli 20 minutes before the London broil crock pot recipe is done.

Also fabulous served with mashed potatoes (great for topping with the extra gravy!), mac and cheese, side salad, rice, or just about anything! Add crusty bread or my homemade Southern biscuits, and you have a fabulous meal the whole family will love!

Also delicious served with my Recipe for Mushroom Risotto.

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