1. My meat was chuck roast with bones in them weighing 5.5lbs, not a center cut shoulder roast weighing 3 lbs. Oh well!
2. I have never seen dried chipotle peppers. I don't think I've ever bought them before, I did find a can of chipotle peppers in adobo sauce at my nearest Kroger in the ethnic foods section. The can did list sugar and soy in the ingredients, but I decided it can't be that much and I'd just wipe the sauce off the peppers. The cans were so small, so I bought 2. I ended up only using 5 peppers which was about half a can.
3. I was feeling so pumped about this and so pleased with my forethought about getting it all in the crock pot I failed to remember we had supper plans that night. So, after cooking for 9 hours on low, I removed it from the bones, shredded the meat and put it in the fridge for dinner the next night.
All this being said, here is my review: This was so good and tender and had great flavor. It was SPICY!!! I ended up making regular taco meat for the youngest 3 in our family. We served ours with lettuce, tomato, peppers, cilantro and these tortillas. I want to try this recipe again sometime and cut back on the chipotle next time. :) Anyone want to split a can of peppers???

***This meat freezes well.***
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