Sometimes the simplest things in life are the best things. That is the case for this wild game crockpot roast recipe. This is the only way I cook a roast and it turns out amazing every time. Not only does it work but it is so simple and requires very little ingredients! I start with a sirloin or chuck roast. It can be thawed or frozen.

Simply place it in your crock pot and sprinkle generously with salt, pepper, onion powder and garlic powder.

Pour in a cup of water and cover. Cook on high all day or if you put it in at night, cook it on low for 12 hours. I watch the water level to make sure it never dries up. Add water if necessary.

The meat will cook and turn into a hard lump of meat…this looks like a failure but it is not! You are just getting started! Keep cooking it.

After a few more hours the meat will begin to fall apart and when it is done you will have perfectly shreddable meat, basting in its own juices. This meat is amazing.

You can season it for BBQ or, my favorite,)keep it as it is and put it in tortillas with sautéed onions and peppers, corn salsa, cheese and sour cream. These are the best fajitas and my husband’s favorite dish. If you want to go this route you will need a green, yellow and red bell pepper as well as a large onion.

Slice these vegetables and sauté them in a pan with olive oil until soft. Layer the sautéd veggies, meat, corn salsa, shredded cheese and hot sauce or sour cream in your tortilla.

Roll up burrito style. Happy eating!