Sent this one home. Thanks for the recipe.
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JoeSteeler
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Dippa
Footballguy
Just saw your posts. It turned out great, though I would probably go with a different BBQ sauce next time. Been eating pork sammiches all week
Any good recommendations on a sauce? I saw Sweet Baby Ray's mentioned, which I like, but I prefer a less sweet sauce on pork.
David Yudkin
Footballguy
I make something pretty similar, but I add a pack of whole mushrooms and also either some red wine (1 cup) or some Worcestershire sauce (1/2 cup) instead of some of the water. I also use bottled minced garlic instead of garlic powder (a generous spoonful). If the sauce gets too watery, I add in some sour cream.I have kids that generally would turn their nose up at most everything in this, but we never have leftovers when I make it. They will opt for seconds and thirds.
Tony Jabroni
Footballguy
My GF loves Famous Dave's Devil Spit. It's spicy.'Dippa said:Just saw your posts. It turned out great, though I would probably go with a different BBQ sauce next time. Been eating pork sammiches all week'jamny said:
Spike
Footballguy
Question - aren't you almost boiling it with this much water?Bender, if you want something really easy during the week when you're at work all day...
Buy a decent size chuck roast, a bag of baby carrots and a couple of potatoes and an onion.
Put two packages of Lipton's onion soup in the crock pot with enough water to fill the crock pot halfway.
Put the roast in, dump the bag of carrots in, and slice up the potatoes/onion and throw them in also.
Top off with several shakes of garlic powder.
When you come home, the roast will fall apart and the other stuff will be done to perfection.
tribecalledjeff
Footballguy
Buffalo flavored nacho dip:
2 cans shredded chicken (10 oz)
8 oz philly cream cheese
6-8 oz of frank's red hot sauce (to taste)
1 cup ranch dressing
1.5 cups shredded cheese
Takes 5 minutes to throw everything in the crock pot, about an hour to get ready. Delicious.
Seems fairly popular, we ran into someone else at a party last week who used the exact same recipe. So this might already be posted, but figured I'd post it just in case it isn't.
2 cans shredded chicken (10 oz)
8 oz philly cream cheese
6-8 oz of frank's red hot sauce (to taste)
1 cup ranch dressing
1.5 cups shredded cheese
Takes 5 minutes to throw everything in the crock pot, about an hour to get ready. Delicious.
Seems fairly popular, we ran into someone else at a party last week who used the exact same recipe. So this might already be posted, but figured I'd post it just in case it isn't.
xulf
Footballguy
Im fairly sure that is the recipe on franks redhot website.
Fennis
Footballguy
Depends on what recipe you used, but it helps a lot to replace all/some of the water with chicken broth.
John Bender
Footballguy
Not really - the slow cooker will never bring meat to a real rolling boil.In fact, if I am cooking meat in the slow cooker, I will make sure it's almost completely sumberged in liquid as anything above the fluid line tends to get a bit dryQuestion - aren't you almost boiling it with this much water?Bender, if you want something really easy during the week when you're at work all day...
Buy a decent size chuck roast, a bag of baby carrots and a couple of potatoes and an onion.
Put two packages of Lipton's onion soup in the crock pot with enough water to fill the crock pot halfway.
Put the roast in, dump the bag of carrots in, and slice up the potatoes/onion and throw them in also.
Top off with several shakes of garlic powder.
When you come home, the roast will fall apart and the other stuff will be done to perfection.
Jules Winnfield
Footballguy
Make your own BBQ SauceJust saw your posts. It turned out great, though I would probably go with a different BBQ sauce next time. Been eating pork sammiches all week
Any good recommendations on a sauce? I saw Sweet Baby Ray's mentioned, which I like, but I prefer a less sweet sauce on pork.
May give this one a try this weekend. Been hankering for some good dip.
Pipes
Footballguy
It's excellent with celery
UOFI_316
Footballguy
Reading online recipes they say not to buy a smoked ham, just a cooked one, that it ends up tasting weird. Did your hams taste fine?? And a stupid question having never bought an actual ham before, is there anything I should look for (cut, type...). I want to try this for a late Christmas gathering this weekend. Hopefully I can eyeball a ham that will fit in the crock potI have a small one in now. Looks and smells good. I added a can of crushed pineapple and am basting with the juices.
Got some jambalaya on now. Here's what I did:
1 lb kielbasa diced
~12 oz chicken breast cubed
1 green pepper diced
1 onion diced
2 cups chicken stock
1 can diced tomatoes 14.5 oz
1 can Rotel with habaneros drained
1 tbsp creole seasoning
Pile everything in and set on low 7 or 8 hours.
If u like, celery and/or shrimp can be added. Just add the shrimp 45 min or so before it's done.
Most importantly, cook the rice separately. It will turn into a mushy mess in the crockpot. Trust me
Oh yeah. I also threw in a few dashes of hot sauce. I think that's about it.
ETA: 1 cup of rice will do
1 lb kielbasa diced
~12 oz chicken breast cubed
1 green pepper diced
1 onion diced
2 cups chicken stock
1 can diced tomatoes 14.5 oz
1 can Rotel with habaneros drained
1 tbsp creole seasoning
Pile everything in and set on low 7 or 8 hours.
If u like, celery and/or shrimp can be added. Just add the shrimp 45 min or so before it's done.
Most importantly, cook the rice separately. It will turn into a mushy mess in the crockpot. Trust me
Oh yeah. I also threw in a few dashes of hot sauce. I think that's about it.
ETA: 1 cup of rice will do
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Jules Winnfield
Footballguy
Try some Slap ya Mama'loser said:Got some jambalaya on now. Here's what I did:
1 lb kielbasa diced
~12 oz chicken breast cubed
1 green pepper diced
1 onion diced
2 cups chicken stock
1 can diced tomatoes 14.5 oz
1 can Rotel with habaneros drained
1 tbsp creole seasoning
Pile everything in and set on low 7 or 8 hours.
If u like, celery and/or shrimp can be added. Just add the shrimp 45 min or so before it's done.
Most importantly, cook the rice separately. It will turn into a mushy mess in the crockpot. Trust me
Oh yeah. I also threw in a few dashes of hot sauce. I think that's about it.
ETA: 1 cup of rice will do
Great idea. Next time! I have been trying to find the perfect heat, hence the habanerosTry some Slap ya Mama'loser said:Got some jambalaya on now. Here's what I did:
1 lb kielbasa diced
~12 oz chicken breast cubed
1 green pepper diced
1 onion diced
2 cups chicken stock
1 can diced tomatoes 14.5 oz
1 can Rotel with habaneros drained
o1 tbsp creole seasoning
Pile everything in and set on low 7 or 8 hours.
If u like, celery and/or shrimp can be added. Just add the shrimp 45 min or so before it's done.
Most importantly, cook the rice separately. It will turn into a mushy mess in the crockpot. Trust me
Oh yeah. I also threw in a few dashes of hot sauce. I think that's about it.
ETA: 1 cup of rice will do
bakes
I am the Beer God!
Actually tried making a variant of porchetta in a slow cooker, sort of a "pulled porchetta" if you will. Season a pork sirloin roast with lots of rosemary, oregano, garlic, parsley, slat, and pepper, then brown on all sides in a cast iron skillet. Put it in the crock pot overnight with a half cup each of wine and chicken stock. In the morning, pull out the bones and shred - great on a good hard roll with stone ground mustard.
Turned out great, but if cooking the rice separate, 2 cups of chicken stock is a bit too much. In the future, I'll half that.'loser said:Got some jambalaya on now. Here's what I did:1 lb kielbasa diced~12 oz chicken breast cubed1 green pepper diced1 onion diced2 cups chicken stock1 can diced tomatoes 14.5 oz1 can Rotel with habaneros drained1 tbsp creole seasoningPile everything in and set on low 7 or 8 hours.If u like, celery and/or shrimp can be added. Just add the shrimp 45 min or so before it's done.Most importantly, cook the rice separately. It will turn into a mushy mess in the crockpot. Trust me
Tony Jabroni
Footballguy
Yes, no worries. Mine was not smoked though.Also, I recently discovered Cherry Dr Pepper is a good sub for the Coca Cola for LMPP.Reading online recipes they say not to buy a smoked ham, just a cooked one, that it ends up tasting weird. Did your hams taste fine?? And a stupid question having never bought an actual ham before, is there anything I should look for (cut, type...). I want to try this for a late Christmas gathering this weekend. Hopefully I can eyeball a ham that will fit in the crock potI have a small one in now. Looks and smells good. I added a can of crushed pineapple and am basting with the juices.
The Kerminator
Footballguy
Looking to do something for New Year's Day and the bowl games. Anybody got a recipe for turkey in the crock pot?
shadyridr
Footballguy
making this today. Smells amazing
I have a few recipes ive done like lentil soup (mmmm), chicken tortilla (mixed with cream cheese), and some other mushroom and chicken recipes. Ill post them sometime during the week.
Jules Winnfield
Footballguy
I did a mushroom and lentil soup that was totally aces as well as a mushroom and barley soupLove lentils and barleymaking this today. Smells amazing
RBM
Footballguy
Lets see the mushroom barley detailsI did a mushroom and lentil soup that was totally aces as well as a mushroom and barley soupLove lentils and barleymaking this today. Smells amazing
Jules Winnfield
Footballguy
10 ounces chopped mushrooms (if you can find some wild mushrooms at you local grocery, co-op, etc...the better. Otherwise buttons will work)2 minced garlic cloves2 chopped carrots2 chopped celery stalks1/2 cup barley5 cups water1 tablespoon Vegetable Broth (I prefer the low sodium)1 teaspoon thyme or 2 sprigs fresh thyme if you can get someAdd to crock pot and cook on low for 6-8 hours depending on how hot your low gets. Salt and pepper to taste You can add beef or chicken to this if you want some meat but add the respective broth to whatever meat you add or add mushroom broth if you can find it. I don't eat a lot of meat anymore so I find this quite delicious. I always wanted to add a tablespoon or two of sherry to the crock pot during the last hour of cooking just to jazz it up. Some folks I know add potatoes or roasted beets. One guy add green beans. Whatever you like is good to go.Lets see the mushroom barley detailsI did a mushroom and lentil soup that was totally aces as well as a mushroom and barley soupLove lentils and barleymaking this today. Smells amazing
RBM
Footballguy
Def going to do this. Thanks10 ounces chopped mushrooms (if you can find some wild mushrooms at you local grocery, co-op, etc...the better. Otherwise buttons will work)2 minced garlic cloves2 chopped carrots2 chopped celery stalks1/2 cup barley5 cups water1 tablespoon Vegetable Broth (I prefer the low sodium)1 teaspoon thyme or 2 sprigs fresh thyme if you can get someAdd to crock pot and cook on low for 6-8 hours depending on how hot your low gets. Salt and pepper to taste You can add beef or chicken to this if you want some meat but add the respective broth to whatever meat you add or add mushroom broth if you can find it. I don't eat a lot of meat anymore so I find this quite delicious. I always wanted to add a tablespoon or two of sherry to the crock pot during the last hour of cooking just to jazz it up. Some folks I know add potatoes or roasted beets. One guy add green beans. Whatever you like is good to go.Lets see the mushroom barley detailsI did a mushroom and lentil soup that was totally aces as well as a mushroom and barley soupLove lentils and barleymaking this today. Smells amazing
Tony Jabroni
Footballguy
I think Tiger Fan has one in here somewhere. I've tried babybacks once and didn't like how they turned out. Country style ribs are my preferred choice in the crock pot.
Pick
Footballguy
So it is a viable product? We did pork butt and it turned out fantastic. I did not know you could do ribs in a crock pot.
New Orleans is famous for it's "wet" roast beef po-boy. Here's how I make mine, will be serving tomorrow.
[*]Take a 2-3lb round roast bottom
[*]Lightly salt and pepper
[*]Make "Xs" evenly spaced with a knife on each side of the roast...stuff each "X" with garlic (a handful of minced, or a whole clove)
[*]Cut up an onion and add to pot
[*]Add one can of condensed cream of mushroom soup
[*]Add one can of french onion soup
[*]Cook on slow for 8-10 hours
[*]After 8 hours, check to make sure that that the meat is completely covered by the liquid (condensed soup + french onion soup + water). Break apart with wooden spoon and remove bone
[*]Cook for another 2 hours (not necessary, but ideal)
[*]Salt to taste
[*]Is great by itself, but best served on french bread
Some people add cut up potatos and carrots
Extremely easy and serves multiple people for under $20
[*]Take a 2-3lb round roast bottom
[*]Lightly salt and pepper
[*]Make "Xs" evenly spaced with a knife on each side of the roast...stuff each "X" with garlic (a handful of minced, or a whole clove)
[*]Cut up an onion and add to pot
[*]Add one can of condensed cream of mushroom soup
[*]Add one can of french onion soup
[*]Cook on slow for 8-10 hours
[*]After 8 hours, check to make sure that that the meat is completely covered by the liquid (condensed soup + french onion soup + water). Break apart with wooden spoon and remove bone
[*]Cook for another 2 hours (not necessary, but ideal)
[*]Salt to taste
[*]Is great by itself, but best served on french bread
Some people add cut up potatos and carrots
Extremely easy and serves multiple people for under $20
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Angry Beavers
Footballguy
The only time I did Ribs in the Crock Pot the flavor was great and the meat was literally falling off of the bone. It was more like eating a pile of boneless ribs than "pickup and eat off of the bone" if that makes any sense.Kids requesting RN's meatball recipe for the weekend!!
VA703
Footballguy
Pulled Chicken BBQ 6 frozen skinless, boneless chicken breast halves 1 (12 ounce) bottle barbeque sauce 1/2 cup Italian salad dressing 1/4 cup brown sugar 2 tablespoons Worcestershire sauce 1.Place chicken in a slow cooker. In a bowl, mix the barbecue sauce, Italian salad dressing, brown sugar, and Worcestershire sauce. Pour over the chicken.2.Cover, and cook 3 to 4 hours on High or 6 to 8 hours on Low.3. Pull chicken apart, put back in slow cooker on low or warm setting for atleast an hour to soak up the juices
36th Chamber
Footballguy
BBQ sauce + Italian DressingPulled Chicken BBQ 6 frozen skinless, boneless chicken breast halves 1 (12 ounce) bottle barbeque sauce 1/2 cup Italian salad dressing 1/4 cup brown sugar 2 tablespoons Worcestershire sauce 1.Place chicken in a slow cooker. In a bowl, mix the barbecue sauce, Italian salad dressing, brown sugar, and Worcestershire sauce. Pour over the chicken.2.Cover, and cook 3 to 4 hours on High or 6 to 8 hours on Low.3. Pull chicken apart, put back in slow cooker on low or warm setting for atleast an hour to soak up the juices
Sorry that doesn't even sound good
VA703
Footballguy
i thought the same. but its very good.. had a party and made enough for 40 people everyone said it was awesomeBBQ sauce + Italian DressingPulled Chicken BBQ 6 frozen skinless, boneless chicken breast halves 1 (12 ounce) bottle barbeque sauce 1/2 cup Italian salad dressing 1/4 cup brown sugar 2 tablespoons Worcestershire sauce 1.Place chicken in a slow cooker. In a bowl, mix the barbecue sauce, Italian salad dressing, brown sugar, and Worcestershire sauce. Pour over the chicken.2.Cover, and cook 3 to 4 hours on High or 6 to 8 hours on Low.3. Pull chicken apart, put back in slow cooker on low or warm setting for atleast an hour to soak up the juices
Parrothead
Footballguy
i thought the same. but its very good.. had a party and made enough for 40 people everyone said it was awesomeBBQ sauce + Italian DressingPulled Chicken BBQ 6 frozen skinless, boneless chicken breast halves 1 (12 ounce) bottle barbeque sauce 1/2 cup Italian salad dressing 1/4 cup brown sugar 2 tablespoons Worcestershire sauce 1.Place chicken in a slow cooker. In a bowl, mix the barbecue sauce, Italian salad dressing, brown sugar, and Worcestershire sauce. Pour over the chicken.2.Cover, and cook 3 to 4 hours on High or 6 to 8 hours on Low.3. Pull chicken apart, put back in slow cooker on low or warm setting for atleast an hour to soak up the juices
I use apple cider vinegar instead of the dressing-- adds a nice mouthwatering bite
=Smackdown=
Footballguy
Lots of great recipes in this thread. Here is a story about the dark side of a slow cooker . . .Over the NYE weekend I attempted to make a Chicken-Shrimp-Andouille Jammin Jambalaya in my crock pot. Was told to put the uncooked rice in 3 hours before the entire thing was done. Went to check on it with about 30 minutes to go and the rice was paste-like. Completely ruined the dish.Moral of the story: Do NOT attempt to cook rice in a crock pot. Make it on the side.
xulf
Footballguy
Oof. 3 hrs is way too long. If youre making Chicken Bog (recipe is in here and it is awesome) the rice takes 40-50 minutes to cook (assuming you are using normal rice and not the quick cook stuff) and I am constantly checking it. 3 hrs seems like youre murdering it.
=Smackdown=
Footballguy
Yep - it was a rice massacre
E-Z Glider
Footballguy
A rice cooker is a great accompaniment to your crock pot. It cooks your rice until all the water is absorbed and then switches to warm so you never have to worry about over/under cooking. Looks like they can be had for $20 or so.
John Bender
Footballguy
Crazy that the recipe called for that.When you think about cooking rice on the stove top, you bring the water up to temperature and then basically turn it down to low and leave it uncovered and 20 mins later you have rice. The same principles apply to a slow cooker I have to assume where you're pouring in the rice and it just needs 40 minutes or so to get to al dente. Sorry you had to learn the hard way. I always try to cook my pasta or rice separately with any soup recipe.
Instinctive
Footballguy
Got a buffalo chicken DIP recipe that I'll have in here by the Super Bowl. If i get time to transcribe it for the conference championship games, even better
Courtjester
The Town Drunk
CROCK POT FAIL!!!I know this is a weird post because we all post good stuff, but my recipe failed tonight (like my Broncos), 5 chicken breasts, 30 oz chunk pineapple (drained), 20 oz bottle Moutain Dew.I like to try and come up with recipes but this one just failed. Chicken was shredded right but bland and had no taste,I really thought the Dew would create a nice flavor, but I failed....lots of left over pizza in the Jester house tonight, but I am working on a bad drunk now, soI was going to try the LMPP today but the grocery store (and another I called) didn't have liquid smoke. Is this stuff normally available or do I have to go somewhere special? Ended up dropping in a chuck roast with root veggies and some beef stock/beer with garlic chunks crammed into the meat. A packet of Lipton's onion soup mix. I rubbed the meat in Lawry's, garlic powder, a little salt and black pepper and seared it first. Low for 6 hours, turned out awesome.
Angry Beavers
Footballguy
I can get LS at Giant Eagle (grocery store chain) look by the BBQ sauce and other condiments. LS adds a smokey touch but some will tell you it is not absolutely necessary.
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I wouldn't even worry about the liquid smoke.
