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This Paleo slow cooker pork roast recipe with a sugar-free chimichurri sauce recipe is so wonderful my husband drinks it. Seriously! Last night I was making a pastured pork roast for dinner and I think it's wonderful by itself. It's sooo much better than regular pork and so much healthier.
But I was in the mood to put a sauce on it but my husband doesn't eat any sugar, even honey, because of his Type II Diabetes so I didn't think the regular accompaniment of BBQ sauce would be good.
Then I remembered that I've made this Chimichurri sauce before. My husband loved it. I mean, really loved it. He wanted to drink it. This is a highly unusual response from my husband. The Chimichurri sauce makes this pork roast better than ever.
Have you tried pastured pork before? I'm spoiled where I live because I live close to Real Foods Market, which is like the Mecca of pastured beef, pork, raw milk and the best free-range eggs ever! They are also the owners of Real Salt * and Redmond Clay.
If you eat Paleo and you have not stopped eating regular salt, you really need to research Real Salt and consider it because the crappy salt from the store (even sea salt) is not the same stuff they had in the Paleolithic Age.
Regular salt is processed and has a lot of unhealthy additives. Real Salt tastes awesome and only has good stuff. It's actually healthy for you, unlike regular salt, which is very not healthy for you.
I've made this recipe for our family so many times and the whole family loves it. My husband and I love tons of the sauce poured over it. It's nice for a change to have something that tastes so good that we can have as much as we want since it doesn't have sugar of any kind in it.
I also love using the crockpot and the leftovers for this pork roast are really, really good and versatile. You can eat the roast plain, with BBQ sauce, on a sandwich, on a salad or you can bake it and make it crispy, kind of like bacon.
Recipe
Paleo slow cooker pork roast Recipe with a Sugar-Free Chimichurri Sauce
★★★★★5 from 4 reviews
- Author: Rebecca Baron
- Prep Time: 30 minutes
- Cook Time: 360 minutes
- Total Time: 390 minutes
- Yield: 12 1x
- Category: Main Course
- Cuisine: Paleo
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Description
This is a healthy crock pot pork roast recipe with a savory Chimichurri Sauce. Have a great meal the whole family can enjoy!
Ingredients
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- 2-3 Pound Pork Roast (boneless)
- 4 Tbl Extra Virgin Olive Oil (divided)
- 1 Pound Carrots (trimmed and quartered lengthwise)
- 1 Sweet Onion (thickly sliced)
- Real Salt * (to taste)
- 1 Recipe chimichurri sauce
Instructions
- Place the pork roast in a crock pot. Drizzle 2 tablespoons of the olive oil over the roast and sprinkle it with salt and pepper. Cover with the lid and cook it on high for 6 hours (or low for 12 hours).
- After the roast has been in the crock pot for 4 hours (8 hours on low), add the onions and carrots to the crock pot, placing around the roast (Alternatively, you can pan fry the onions and carrots with the remaining 2 tablespoons of olive oil and saute them on medium/high heat until they begin to caramelize. Add them to the crock pot after this step).
- Cook the roast, carrots, and onions for 2 more hours (4 hours on low), or until the pork is pulls apart easily and carrots are soft.
- Place the roast, carrots, and onions on a serving platter and drizzle with chimichurri sauce. Serve with extra sauce.
Keywords: Healthy, Crockpot, Easy
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Reader Interactions
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Tracy
I made this and my husband loved it! It’s a keeper!
★★★★★
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Rebecca Baron
I'm so glad you like it. Thanks for commenting!
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Celina
I tried it tonight and it's family approved! It was very tasty and the pork was moist. The chimmichuri just adds a burst of flavors, soo good.
★★★★★
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Nicole L Stewart
Was wondering if the nutrition information covered the carrots and onions ty
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Rebecca Baron
Yes, ma'am.
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Jenny
Our whole family loves this recipe! Heartily recommend!
★★★★★
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Rebecca
I'm so glad you like it. Thanks for commenting!
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Jen S
This looks perfect for our keto diet! Is the nutrition information for the roast as well as the chimichurri sauce or just the roast?
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Rebecca
Just the roast.
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Jessica
Delicious!!!
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Rebecca
I'm glad you like it!
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Isla
This is my favorite recipe for crock pot roast. I don't like the veggies cooked forever so I usually just cook the roast in the crock pot and then cook the veggies in my steamer. The chimichurri sauce is to die for. Seriously
★★★★★
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Brynn Elson
This roast looks amazing! I will eat chimichurri on everything!
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Rebecca
No kidding! We all love it around here.
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christine
where is the chimmchuri recipe?
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Rebecca
Here you go - https://www.mynaturalfamily.com/recipes/paleo-recipes/basil-chimichurri-sauce-recipe/
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Jessica
Making this tomorrow. It says cook time is 12 hours but I'm only counting 8 in the recipe. Tell me what I'm missing! Thanks!
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Rebecca
Oops. The 12 hours was just totally wrong. I fixed it now. Thanks for asking so I could fix it for other people.
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Tiffany
I didn't add any liquids when I put the roast in. I've never made roast...do I just shred the meat in the juice or toss the juice since we have the chimichuri sauce?
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Rebecca
Yes so you just dispose of the juice and shred the roast. The juice to soak in the flavor while it is cooking.
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Valerie
Hi, can you tell me what you did as a side? This looks delicious. Putting it on my menu for next week (:
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Rebecca
Just some roasted vegetables, like squash and onions. Here's that recipe - https://www.mynaturalfamily.com/recipes/vegetables/healthy-roasted-vegetables-recipe/
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Margo
Do you slow cook it just with that salt and then add the sauce when you serve it? Thanks!
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Rebecca
Yes! Super-easy.
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JMI
I love pot roast - can't wait to try this recipe!
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K
Trying it tonight!
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