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Slow Cooker/Crock Pot

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EvilPixie Dec 2017 3:03pm, 30 Dec 2017 12,446 posts	Quote Pin EvilPixie A couple of years ago I bought a lovely large crock pot which was idea when there was 3 of us but less ideal now and has therefore gone into hibernation. Given my change in employment status and that I will potentially actually have a whole hour for lunch I thought I'd start making some meals I could bag up/heat up and have post walk at work. I've wandered around pinterest and most recipes there are American but still interesting! I've discovered I can make bread in it! So anyone got some fabulous recipes to try?
early bird Dec 2017 3:17pm, 30 Dec 2017 12,065 posts	Quote Pin early bird Watching with interest. I'm afraid the most adventurous I've got is chicken casserole.
EvilPixie Dec 2017 3:30pm, 30 Dec 2017 12,447 posts	Quote Pin EvilPixie EB I've done Oxtail stew and beef stew! I once did a whole chicken which was OK but think I used too much liquid - now if I was thinking I would have used this to make soup! apparently I can do my gammon joint in there (we have one most weeks for sarnies) oh and cooked my Christmas puds in there too which was great
Wobbling Dec 2017 3:47pm, 30 Dec 2017 5,942 posts	Quote Pin Wobbling bbcgoodfood.com The chilli con carne is really good and I’m making the Spanish chicken this weekend. And this is delicious. bbcgoodfood.com
Wobbling Dec 2017 3:48pm, 30 Dec 2017 5,943 posts	Quote Pin Wobbling Not sure what happened there: bakeaholicmama.com
EvilPixie Dec 2017 3:51pm, 30 Dec 2017 12,448 posts	Quote Pin EvilPixie yummy been looking at meatloaf and the Americans seem to put it into a tin and the tin in the pot with no liquid same with bread no liquid any experience?
Wobbling Dec 2017 3:52pm, 30 Dec 2017 5,945 posts	Quote Pin Wobbling I’ve found cooking veggie-rich dishes doesn’t work well (other than squash), they go pulpy rather than cook down.
early bird Dec 2017 3:56pm, 30 Dec 2017 12,066 posts	Quote Pin early bird Yes I thought about doing my gammon in there on Christmas eve but chickened out incase I ruined it. Will look at those wobbling thanks 😀
Surrey Phil Dec 2017 7:50pm, 30 Dec 2017 2,222 posts	Quote Pin Surrey Phil Nothing apart from casseroles, stews or Bolognese I'm afraid. Still very handy when you're out all day and you only have to do the veg when you come home. My wife tried to see if pasta could be cooked in the slow cooker. Big mistake as it liquidised.
EvilPixie Dec 2017 8:42pm, 30 Dec 2017 12,449 posts	Quote Pin EvilPixie Lol! Yeah heard pasta was a no no

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