Where did this crock pot come from?

IlovePhilly added almost 2 years ago

Just don't fill it more than 70% full, and make sure everything is pretty close to room temp when you get started and you'll be loving life! Especially come winter!

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Cynthia is a trusted source on Bread/Baking.

added almost 2 years ago

It probably could have been worse . . .

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pierino is a trusted source on General Cooking and Tough Love.

added almost 2 years ago

Throw away the recipe book that came with it...

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KaleHog added almost 2 years ago

It came from a yard sale, so no recipe book.

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babytiger added almost 2 years ago

This may help: http://crockpot365.blogspot...

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There are no rules with a crockpot. You have the options of appetizers, entrees, stews, or even making cocktails in it.

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Helen's All Night Diner added almost 2 years ago

Love mine! I actually have 2 a medium & large size. Use them all the time for soups, stews, beans, etc. Actually made spiral hams in them for company holiday party, yum! You can do just about any braise or stew in them. Enjoy!

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Your local library will have cookbooks you can use for general ideas, then adapt your own recipes.

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Use a liner for easy clean up.

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KaleHog added almost 2 years ago

Thank you, thank you! Babytiger, I found a chicken curry recipe on Crockpot365 that I am going to try tonight. Made a barley, kale and leek soup last night. Thanks again!

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Crock-pot yogurt has become a staple in my home. They are also great for any soup or stew. My favorite is making dinner before leaving the house for work, throw it all in the crock-pot, and coming home to a house that smells wonderful, and a delicious hot meal just waiting to be served. Have fun! The sky is the limit.

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I like my crockpot. I use it during the fall and winter months. My biggest crock pot pet peeve is when people do braised meat but don't brown the meat first. Yuck! grey cubes of beef in a grey sauce doesn't really fit my definition of "good". Good luck!

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added almost 2 years ago

I'm with ChefDaddy. Crockpots tend to imply abuses that yield good results. Not so. Use good preparation methods, and they're really good.

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