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A frugal, family‑style pot roast that originated in Nutley, New Jersey. A well‑browned chuck eye roast is braised low and slow with onions, carrots, celery, turnips and baby potatoes in a simple water‑and‑vinegar broth, yielding tender meat and a rich, silky gravy. Perfect for feeding a crowd and making leftovers for days.
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