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  1. #1
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    Thumbs up What's in Your Crock Pot

    Okay...so bachelor dude gets a crock pot thanks to sister's Best Buy gift certificate. I made pork chimichangas yesterday. Loaded her up before I went to work, came home to goodness I've never experienced. I'm sold. This thing makes totally inept cooks like me into some sort of master.

    What's in our crockpot? Bonus points for recipes!

    Pork Chimichangas:

    3lbs of pork roast
    2 cups salsa
    2 cups water
    Seasoning (I used "mexican" seasoning with added salt, pepper and pepper flakes)
    Tortillas
    Any veggies you want. Onions, corn and peppers are recommended.
    Shredded cheese

    Slap the pork, water, seasoning and veggies in the pot. Cook on low for 9 hours. Take out meat from water and put in large bowl. Pull apart with 2 forks. Add salsa and mix well.

    Throw mixture on tortilla, add cheese. Wrap it up and throw it no a skillet. I just used the skillet to brown it and make it crispy, but you can add an inch of canola oil if you want a true chimi.

    Enjoy.
    "All God does is watch us and kill us when we get boring. We must never, ever be boring."

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    Eff yeah dood, that's going to be my first attempt with the Crock Pot my ma is giving me tonight for my birfday last weekend.

    That sounds tasty as hell. Mmmm pork, what a good little Tribesman I am!
    Last edited by Chris Knight; 10-18-2007 at 12:14 PM.
    Everything is coming up Brady.

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    antelope roast, made a southwestern spice sauce with blackbeans, cooked 10hrs

    made some killer chimi's as well

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    that's going to be my first attempt with the Crock Pot my ma is giving me tonight for my birfday last weekend
    ,eat will take alot longer than you think to truely tenderize, 9hrs+

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    Noted, thanks. Dirty Pig for Friday Lunch then.
    Everything is coming up Brady.

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    super easy Chili

    brown burger in pan, add pack of taco seasoning, simmer while adding the rest of the ingredients to the crock

    1 can kidney beans
    1 can black beans
    1 can corn
    1 can tomatoe sauce
    one can diced tomatoes
    do not drain the liquid out of the cans.
    anything else you want to add.

    substitute tomato sauce for 1 can elpato sauce to spice it up

    add burger mix it up make cornbread batter turn on low

    go play for the day

    return home dice onions, shred cheese and bake cornbread in a cast iron skillet.

    the chili can be made on the stovetop also to make it quick. but I likr the crockpot.

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    crock pot = on my christmas list

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    Turkey Chili last weekend.

    Ask Jonny for his Hominy crock pot recipe. It's to die for!
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    help but smile when you see one tumble down the stairs...

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    air is in mine.

  10. #10
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    Just received an All-Clad Deluxe slow cooker as a wedding gift. What should be it's inaugural kickoff meal? Any suggestions?
    Whoa, what you gotta say?? Whoa, girls turn 18 every day!!!
    --Vandals

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    Not a crock pot meal, but in a similar vein- braised short ribs are about the easiest thing to make in the world and are (obviously) fucking delicious. They're becoming my go-to dinner for when we have company- you pretty much brown them, throw them in the oven for three hours, do whatever shit you need to do while your house fills with delicious cooking scents, and = PROFIT!!! You can also mix up the recipe a lot- last week I used Sammy Smith Oatmeal Stout instead of broth- and it'll come out awesome. Pretty much an idiot-proof meal.

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    Chicken thighs (you may prefer boneless)
    Can of mushroom soup
    Can of cheese soup
    Sprinkle some parmasan on top
    Maybe add some spice like celery...

    Serve on a bed of stuffing (like the 5 minute kind)


    * been a while since I was in charge of the kitchen, but I think that's all that was in there...

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    Quote Originally Posted by Steven S. Dallas View Post
    Not a crock pot meal, but in a similar vein- braised short ribs are about the easiest thing to make in the world and are (obviously) fucking delicious. They're becoming my go-to dinner for when we have company- you pretty much brown them, throw them in the oven for three hours, do whatever shit you need to do while your house fills with delicious cooking scents, and = PROFIT!!! You can also mix up the recipe a lot- last week I used Sammy Smith Oatmeal Stout instead of broth- and it'll come out awesome. Pretty much an idiot-proof meal.
    I made some epic short ribs the other night and think I may have even taken a pic of the finished product. Will post TR w/ recipe later.

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    My gf has a crockpot, and seeing as how she's moving in, I have a crockpot! Keep recipes coming.
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    They sell crockpots at BestBuy? Weird. I did not know that.
    So local it hurts...

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    Crockpot comprises prob 30% of my cooking. Here are some favs:

    -Vegetable bonanza (every vegetable you can find, throw it in with some chicken or beef stock)
    -Split Pea w/ chicken -or- ham
    -Chicken noodle/vegetable whatever
    -Huli huli chicken (Sweet shoyu)
    -faux chicken marsala w/mushrooms
    -pork carnitas (cook in the crock, shred, and broil crispy in oven)
    -Zuppa Toscana - potatoes, sauerkraut, turkey sausage, milk, parmesan
    -Bigosu - Polish soup with kielbasa, bacon, onion, tomato, sauerkraut AND cabbage
    -Chicken Marinara
    -Mexican beef - shit-ton of peppers, onions, beef of choice

    With an onion, meat of choice (or just stock), some veggies, noodles, rice, whatever...you could be happy a long time. I'm heading for the crock now.

    Edit: Chicken split pea w/onions and carrots has been launched.
    Last edited by bio-smear; 10-18-2007 at 01:50 PM.

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    Chopped chicken (breast, thighs, whatever).
    Frozen or fresh veggies (any will work).
    Chicken stock (or vegetable, use bullion).
    Diced potatoes (I prefer un-peeled red but peeled regular will work too).
    Tablet of red curry (available in the asian section of the store, comes in a thick red or yellow paper package about 2"x4").
    Cook 8 hours on low or 4 hours on high. A perfect curry stew.
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    This thread makes me happy. I just got a smaller one for free from a co-worker. Stay tuned and I'll have some goodness to share.

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    Here's what works for me in a crockpot (or a pyrex casserole dish):

    Chopped up pork loin or boneless pork chops
    Chopped up butternut squash
    small amount of diced onions
    Baby Carrots
    Chopped celery
    Walnuts
    raisins
    A bottle of BBQ Sauce (I like KC Masterpiece)

    Cook it forever...and it's YUM!

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    we love our crockpot. it's great when you have a little time to prep in the a.m. but are going to be gone all day, say, skiing. Then you get home and there's an awesome meal ready to eat. Try a pot roast or chicken & dumplings- those are 2 of my faves. A slow cooker recipe book is useful. I think the one we have is called Delicious & Dependable Slow Cooker Recipes.
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    walnuts.
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    I threw together the beginnings of beef stroganoff at lunch. Got a book for Christmas that has some good recipes.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Pura Vida View Post
    I made some epic short ribs the other night and think I may have even taken a pic of the finished product. Will post TR w/ recipe later.

    OK, bring on the short rib recipes!!!!
    Whoa, what you gotta say?? Whoa, girls turn 18 every day!!!
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    5 pound pork roast, browned

    1 onion, sliced

    1 red bell pepper, coarsely chopped

    2 carrots, cut into circles

    1/4 C. brown sugar, not packed

    1 can crushed pineapple or a fresh one, sliced

    1 T. tomato paste

    1 T. soy sauce

    salt and pepper to taste

    a pinch of ground ginger or a few slices fresh

    Add the pork roast to the slow cooker after browning it. In the same pan you browned the roast in, add the remaining ingredients. Stir together to blend and add to the cooker.

    Cook on low for 8 hours. Serve over rice.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Joey Bag O' Donuts View Post
    OK, bring on the short rib recipes!!!!
    Will do, it was a good one, just don't have my recipe stash on my work computer.

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