Recent Food Blog | Crock Pots PostsSave Time and Money with a Crock Potby Dale Harcombe29 Oct 2009 01:29 PMThe second appliance I consider essential in the kitchen, and nowhere near as expense as an upright freezer, is the crock pot. It is a useful way of using cheaper cuts of meat and making it mouth wateringly tender. It also saves money. Easy Post-Holiday Recipesby Michele Cheplic13 Apr 2009 06:42 AMHow did you spend your Easter? Did you slave away cooking a holiday feast for an army of family and friends? If so, then you likely have no desire to spend a ton of time in the kitchen today. Simple Super Bowl Sidesby Michele Cheplic25 Jan 2009 06:58 PMA week from now millions will gather around their big screen and fill their faces while cheering on the combatants of Super Bowl XLIII - the Pittsburgh Steelers and the Arizona Cardinals. Easy After Christmas Recipesby Michele Cheplic26 Dec 2008 06:24 AMChristmas is over, but your houseguests haven't left yet. When leftovers just won't do, consider feeding the troops these super simple dishes. The recipes are ideal for large groups and hold up well in situations where not everyone can make it to the table at the same time. More Tips On Using Your Crock Potby Valorie Delp23 Feb 2008 04:24 AMI've mentioned before that I'm very attached to my crock pot. I actually have two to accommodate home cooked meals and our busy schedule. I admit that I don't know why everyone doesn't love and own a crock pot. Apples, Apples and More Apples for your Crock Potby Valorie Delp06 Sep 2007 06:00 AMApple picking season is just around the corner. If you've never gone with your family I highly recommend it. It's a great family activity and we've always gone at an age where the kids are really excited to pick up apples and put them in their sacks. Crockpot Chicken-A-Roniby Mary Ann Romans14 Jul 2007 06:12 AMHere is a nice warm meal that really puts your crockpot to work. I use it because, while my husband loves those "roni" type prepared food packages, I could do without all of the extra sodium, the extra preservatives (some with MSG) and the extra price attached to those things. Creamy Crockpot Macaroni and Cheeseby Mary Ann Romans26 Jun 2007 06:31 AMThink that great macaroni and cheese has to be made in the oven? No way! You can make a great creamy macaroni and cheese in your crockpot. What I love about this recipe, besides the fact that it can go into a crockpot, is that it uses less processed ingredients. Creamy Crockpot Mashed Potatoesby Mary Ann Romans25 Jun 2007 08:46 PMWhy put your mashed potatoes to cook in the crockpot? Because the additional ingredients will meld with your potatoes, giving you amazing flavor. I tend to serve this dish at family gatherings because I can leave the crockpot and guest can help themselves to warm, amazing mashed potatoes. Top Ten Crockpot Cooking Tipsby Mary Ann Romans17 Feb 2007 07:07 PM1. When combining whole fresh root vegetables with a roast or chicken, always place the root vegetable on the bottom of the crockpot. Root vegetables include carrots, potatoes and onions. Recent Blog Comments |
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