Slow cooker recipes. A year of slow cooking.

[Lydia]

I found this website and I totally love it. Crock pot dinners may be easier to digest as they are slowly cooked all day. Plus there are so many comforting recipes to choose from and most are gluten free. Its also really easy to just stick a bunch of stuff in the crock pot and forget about it till supper time, esp if you dont feel good but still have a family to feed.

http://crockpot365.blogspot.com/

 

[My Butt Hurts]

I LOVE CROCK POT RECIPES!

My faves are bbq shredded chicken - so easy, just bbq sauce and chicken breasts.
Shredded chicken tacos - a jar of mild salsa, one packet of taco seasoning, 1 cup of water, and chicken breasts. Shred the chicken when it's done cooking, and add it back to the sauce.

I will have to check out that link. Thanks!

 

[DustyKat]

There is also an old thread that has a link to great crockpot website:

http://www.crohnsforum.com/showthread.php?t=8232&highlight=slow+cooker

This is the website:

http://www.50plusfriends.com/cookbook/crockpot/index-5b.html

Dusty.

 

[saidinstouch]

Awesome find! I love making pork roasts, chili's, and stews in the crock pot!

 

[tiloah]

I found this website and I totally love it. Crock pot dinners may be easier to digest as they are slowly cooked all day. Plus there are so many comforting recipes to choose from and most are gluten free. Its also really easy to just stick a bunch of stuff in the crock pot and forget about it till supper time, esp if you dont feel good but still have a family to feed.

http://crockpot365.blogspot.com/

Did you know that all of her recipes are gluten free? She even posts tidbits of information regarding keeping them gluten free when it's relevant. What a great resource! Thanks for sharing.

Edit - Somehow I missed the sentence "most are gluten free." Haha. I bought a slow cooker yesterday.

 

[mikeyarmo]

Thanks for sharing!

I dont use a slow cooker now but I feel like it is something I would like to get into more in the future. I enjoy making one item on the weekend for lunches for the entire next week and I feel that making a chili or other dishes in a slow cooker would be the best way to accomplish this.

 

[rygon]

I used a slow cooker the other day to cook a large chunk of beef (brisket i think). Few carrots, celery and onions in the bottom. Beef on top. Bit of water to cover the veg and cooked for 10hrs. Most moist, melt in your mouth beef I had. Made loads of gravy stock as well