Crockpots
- Spontaneo
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Crockpots
I am, basically, married, to the crockpot. It does such a good job, any time, of the year. Out of all of the cookbooks I have bought, the Fix-It and Forget-It series, by Phyllis Pellman Good, are the best!
The recipes are very tasty and do not call, for exotic ingredients. You can find most ingredients, at the local, dollar store.
As for size of the crockpot, one may buy a mini travel and go, to a seven (7) quart. The Fix-It and Forget-It cookbooks tell one, which size crockpot, goes best, with each recipe.
If you would like, to see, for yourself, before buying, loan one, from your local library. Also, scout your local yard sales, Ebay or Amazon.
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I am going to be out of town next week, in a hotel with a kitchenette, and I atcually plan to take mine and spend the day gallivanting and come home to a tasty, thrifty meal.
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DATo that is hilarious. I could see someone doing that! Crockpots can be a good catchall! Mine used to be!
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Oh My Goodness, you have no idea what you are missing out on! It's like a slow-cooker. I use mine several times a week! I just throw in ingredients in the morning before I leave for work, and when I get home- Dinner is done! I use chicken, pork, beef- anything! This works so well in the spring and fall, because my son plays soccer, and we're usually not getting home until around 6 or 7. I have no time at all to cook dinner, and I refuse to eat out all the time. It's perfect!stoppoppingtheP wrote:ummm... what is a crockpot?
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lmao! I want to hear that list!DATo wrote:I swear to God I thought the title of this forum was "Crackpots" and I came in to leave a list of my favorite crackpots.
As far as crockpots go, my favorite cookbook has been "Slow Cooker Revolution" from America's Test Kitchen. Admittedly, my experience has mostly been with READING the cookbook. Not, you know, cooking.