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Crock pot / Slow cooker recipes (2 Viewers)
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Duk
Footballguy
Steelnation said:http://allrecipes.com/Recipe/Slow-Cooker-S...ver/Detail.aspx
"2 squirrels - skinned, gutted, and cut into pieces"
Anyone ever had Squirrel?
Squirrel dumplins are good even though its really hard to get all of the hair off of the meat so I usually end up eating alot of it.
E-Z Glider
Footballguy
A little hair on your squirrel meat and a few pellets never hurt anyone. My roomate in college used to bread the legs and deep fry them like they were chicken wings. :XSteelnation said:http://allrecipes.com/Recipe/Slow-Cooker-S...ver/Detail.aspx
"2 squirrels - skinned, gutted, and cut into pieces"
Anyone ever had Squirrel?
Come on over to my back yard and you can bag all the squirrels you want. GDB them bushy tailed rats.A little hair on your squirrel meat and a few pellets never hurt anyone. My roomate in college used to bread the legs and deep fry them like they were chicken wings. :XSteelnation said:http://allrecipes.com/Recipe/Slow-Cooker-S...ver/Detail.aspx
"2 squirrels - skinned, gutted, and cut into pieces"
Anyone ever had Squirrel?
FBGirl79
Footballguy
one of my crazy friends back home decided it would be great cook a squirrel he killed when he was hunting and I thought he was kidding so I told him if he got one I would try it.One little bite was enough for me :XSteelnation said:http://allrecipes.com/Recipe/Slow-Cooker-S...ver/Detail.aspx
"2 squirrels - skinned, gutted, and cut into pieces"
Anyone ever had Squirrel?
Venison on the other hand....makes for a great roast in the crock pot as well! Very similar recipe to the chuck roast recipe I posted earlier minus the potatos. Great served with homemade mashed potatos or rice.
Raider Nation
Devil's Advocate
Indeed it does.RBM said:
Just printed it out. Gonna give it a bid this weekend.BTW, since I started this thread some six months ago, the meals have been coming out much better. The g/f and I seem to like the one best where you simply add the Lipton onion soup mix to a nice roast, with the carrots and taters in there as well. Very tender... very tasty.
Skylord
Footballguy
I just had the best thing I've ever made in my crock pot, hands down. I'll share the recipe with you.
Crock Pot Tri Tip
In a medium sized bowl combine...
1 1/2 cups soy sauce (low sodium otherwise it will be really salty)
1 1/2 tsp. ground ginger
2 tblsp. worcestershire
As much as you can handle chopped garlic
1/2 cup brown sugar
An arseload of fresh cracked black pepper
Chop a half of onion and add to crockpot
add one bay leaf
add one cup of water
Place tri-tip in crock pot
Pour marinade over top
Cook on low for about four hours. The key here is to pull the tri tip out BEFORE it starts shredding easilly. Get it out right when the meat is braised and just starts to pull away from itself with minimal effort
Make sure you strain the onions out to put on top of the meat.
Crock Pot Tri Tip
In a medium sized bowl combine...
1 1/2 cups soy sauce (low sodium otherwise it will be really salty)
1 1/2 tsp. ground ginger
2 tblsp. worcestershire
As much as you can handle chopped garlic
1/2 cup brown sugar
An arseload of fresh cracked black pepper
Chop a half of onion and add to crockpot
add one bay leaf
add one cup of water
Place tri-tip in crock pot
Pour marinade over top
Cook on low for about four hours. The key here is to pull the tri tip out BEFORE it starts shredding easilly. Get it out right when the meat is braised and just starts to pull away from itself with minimal effort
Make sure you strain the onions out to put on top of the meat.
prosopis
Arizona Chupacabra
gonna try this tommorow
Sofa King Money
Footballguy
Prince Myshkin
Footballguy
Here's a great dip for an appetizer with tortilla chips...
1 lb. lean ground beef
1/4 cup chopped onion
1 16 oz. jar picante sauce
1 12 oz package shredded cheese (I use cheddar)
8 oz. sour cream
2 cans refried beans
sliced or chopped jalepenos (or other pepper)
Cook ground beef with onion. Drain. Mix everything together in slow cooker and cook on low for 3 to 4 hours.
That's all there is to it. I made it for holiday get-togethers last year and several people have asked me to bring it again this year. Easy enough for my contribution to the party!!!
1 lb. lean ground beef
1/4 cup chopped onion
1 16 oz. jar picante sauce
1 12 oz package shredded cheese (I use cheddar)
8 oz. sour cream
2 cans refried beans
sliced or chopped jalepenos (or other pepper)
Cook ground beef with onion. Drain. Mix everything together in slow cooker and cook on low for 3 to 4 hours.
That's all there is to it. I made it for holiday get-togethers last year and several people have asked me to bring it again this year. Easy enough for my contribution to the party!!!
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prosopis
Arizona Chupacabra
I started this at 5:30 am.The coke does not seem to cover much of the roast is it supposed to? I laid onions down so my pork roast is sitting on the onions. How much of the roast shold be under coke?I will be back in 2 hrs and I can add more coke then if need be.Help me Obi Wan.prosopis said:
prosopis
Arizona Chupacabra
It seems to be doing ok but I feel the urge to put more fluid in. Should I or is the one can enough?
Wyldfox
Footballguy
The pork should start giving off its own liquids. I add very little liquid when I slow cook. Are you using one of the disposable liners?
WisWolvrns
Footballguy
Chili receipt we use alot. Can be eaten straight out of the crock pot or mix it with white rice. From my lovely wife:
2lbs ground beef (browned and drained)
1 small onion (chopped) (or dried chopped onion)
16 oz kidney beans (mostly drained)
16 oz black beans (mostly drained)
16 oz pinto beans (mostly drained)
14.5 oz diced tomatoes, undrained (italian style works best since it has green peppers & spices already in it)
6 oz tomato paste
2 envelopes chili seasoning (your choice)
1 cup of water
Add all beans, diced tomatoes and tomato paste to the crock pot and mix well. Mix the chili seasoning packets with the 1 cup of water and add to the crock pot and mix everything well. Add the cooked and drained ground beef to the crock pot and mix well.
Cook on low for 6-8 hours, stirring occassionally if desired.
(Cook on high for 1 1/2 - 2 hours if in a hurry.)
2lbs ground beef (browned and drained)
1 small onion (chopped) (or dried chopped onion)
16 oz kidney beans (mostly drained)
16 oz black beans (mostly drained)
16 oz pinto beans (mostly drained)
14.5 oz diced tomatoes, undrained (italian style works best since it has green peppers & spices already in it)
6 oz tomato paste
2 envelopes chili seasoning (your choice)
1 cup of water
Add all beans, diced tomatoes and tomato paste to the crock pot and mix well. Mix the chili seasoning packets with the 1 cup of water and add to the crock pot and mix everything well. Add the cooked and drained ground beef to the crock pot and mix well.
Cook on low for 6-8 hours, stirring occassionally if desired.
(Cook on high for 1 1/2 - 2 hours if in a hurry.)
prosopis
Arizona Chupacabra
You are correct the pork is giving off its own liquids
I am not using a disposable liner.
Wyldfox
Footballguy
You are correct the pork is giving off its own liquids
Grab those liners next time. They're great.
prosopis
Arizona Chupacabra
Where do you get them?The baggy aisle?You are correct the pork is giving off its own liquids
prosopis
Arizona Chupacabra
Very tasty. I do want to get some liners though, cleanup is pretty heavy duty with this.Made this today. Felt the same way at first, but kept basting it every few hours to keep it moist. Turned out delicious. Had the in laws over, and served it on a toasted croissant w/ provolone, and used the extra sauce as a dip. Nobody left the table hungry.
Hell Diablo
Footballguy
allrecipes rocks.
I made this chili recipe. It's not for the crockpot, but it's worth the effort to make. Plus, if you only have a couple people who eat it, then you can freeze some or have some for the next couple of days.
And it's not fire hot. It warms your mouth and has excellent flavor. Especially the next day or so.
(Crock pot cooking is more my style though)
http://allrecipes.com/Recipe/Habanero-Hell...ili/Detail.aspx
I made this chili recipe. It's not for the crockpot, but it's worth the effort to make. Plus, if you only have a couple people who eat it, then you can freeze some or have some for the next couple of days.
And it's not fire hot. It warms your mouth and has excellent flavor. Especially the next day or so.
(Crock pot cooking is more my style though)
http://allrecipes.com/Recipe/Habanero-Hell...ili/Detail.aspx
The Z Machine
Footballguy
epicurious is better IMO.
Wyldfox
Footballguy
What is the point of slow cooking if you're going to open it up every few hours to baste? Might as well make it in your oven.
Boone22
Footballguy
I've done this recipe several times and actually found that using Pork Butt instead of Pork Shoulder seems to work better for me. The meat ends up more tender and moist for some reason. Maybe I'm just doing the shoulder cut wrong somehow...
prosopis
Arizona Chupacabra
I agree. I never opened it and the pork made its own juices and was awesome. There should not be a reason to baste.
snapperhead
Footballguy
Made the Chicken Tortilla Soup yesterday !
It was super easy and I give it the
Gonna try a few others in this thread also
It was super easy and I give it the
Gonna try a few others in this thread also
E-Z Glider
Footballguy
I did the lazy man pork this weekend as well. Doesnt hold a candle to a butt cooked in the smoker, but its still a nice (and VERY easy) substitute to get through the winter months.
I also added some fajita and taco seasoning to the leftover meat and fried it in a pan (just to crisp it a little) and then put it in wraps with some cheese, fried peppers/onions, sour cream and homeade salsa.
I also added some fajita and taco seasoning to the leftover meat and fried it in a pan (just to crisp it a little) and then put it in wraps with some cheese, fried peppers/onions, sour cream and homeade salsa.
Al Czervik
Not wearing pants
Boone22
Footballguy
Try doing the Lazy Man recipe with Pork Butt instead of Shoulder. You may like that better as an alternative through the winter months.I did the lazy man pork this weekend as well. Doesnt hold a candle to a butt cooked in the smoker, but its still a nice (and VERY easy) substitute to get through the winter months. I also added some fajita and taco seasoning to the leftover meat and fried it in a pan (just to crisp it a little) and then put it in wraps with some cheese, fried peppers/onions, sour cream and homeade salsa.
Hell Diablo
Footballguy
I've used them both. They are both easy to use websites.Food Network's website sucks though. And who the hell carries all those ingredients.
E-Z Glider
Footballguy
Threw this one in the crock pot this morning.
Steelnation
Footballguy
My own version of Chicken Tortilla SoupD’s Chicken Tortilla SoupMade the Chicken Tortilla Soup yesterday !
It was super easy and I give it the
Gonna try a few others in this thread also
Just throw all the below ingredients in a Crock Pot and cook on low for 8 hours:
3 or 4 bone in chicken breasts (depending on how big they are or how many you can fit in the pot, add them last)
2 cups water
1 can chicken broth
2 cloves garlic (chopped)
1 white onion chopped
1 pepper chopped (red, yellow or orange)
2 cubanella peppers chopped
1 bunch green onions chopped
Cilantro (I just throw in half a bunch, just try to get leaves only)
1 4oz can chopped green chilies
½ teaspoon salt
1 teaspoon pepper (preferably garlic pepper)
½ teaspoon cumin
½ teaspoon of chipotle chile powder (add more if you like, I do)
½ teaspoon sugar (add about half way through!)
1 lime (cut in half and squeeze the juice of half in when you put the sugar in!!!)
Several dashes of Tabasco throughout the cooking process (I use the Chipotle and Jalapeño)
2/3 bottle Frontera Smoked Chipotle Salsa
2/3 bottle of some kind of green enchilada sauce or salsa that mainly consists of tomatillos
For the last 2 ingredients you can really use any salsas or enchilada sauce you prefer.
About 4 to 5 hours in, take out the chicken, remove any bone and skin (should come right off), and place chicken back in to the pot
Serve with any cheese you prefer, sour cream and more lime. Tortillas on the side or however you like them!!
ENJOY
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Godsbrother
Footballguy
Posted this a couple of weeks ago in the Manwich thread although I forgot one ingredient (tomato sauce) when I originally posted it.
E-Z Glider
Footballguy
From now on when "Da Good Da Bad an Da Ugly" talks, Ill listen. A few years ago he gave me some top notch advice on brining/smoking some fish I had caught, then I tried his lazy man pork (which was delicious), but this one takes the cake. This is 100% idiot proof, costs less than $10, and the tastiness-to-effort ratio is off the charts. . Literally took less than a minute in the morning to prepare. The Giardinera makes it look like you spent a lot of time on it too. The Au Jus it makes isE-Z Glider said:
Guys, even if you never cook. Surprise your wife and do this (go with the regular pickled Giardinera instead of the hot if you dont like it spicy). May even earn you a 
Just made the meatballs, nearly one year after the post. Absolutely delicious. Thanks for the recipe. Much appreciated.RAIDERNATION said:I'll paste it here in case anyone else is interested. There is no "magic potion," but anyone who has my meatballs always say they are the best they've ever had. The hot Italian sausage is the key. Squeeze it right in with the ground chuck.
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Have a big pan/crock pot of sauce simmering before you start making meatballs.
1 lb. Ground Chuck (preferably), or lean ground beef
2 large HOT Italian sausages… squeeze contents of casing in with the beef
1 tsp. Garlic
1 egg
1 teaspoon dried oregano
½ cup parmesan cheese
¼ cup bread crumbs
¼ tsp. Salt
¼ tsp. Pepper
Preheat oven to 325º
Place meatballs on cookie sheet for 6 minutes.
Turn them over for another 6 minutes on the other side.
Place the meatballs in the sauce, and simmer for ***AT LEAST*** 3 hours.
If you can simmer them in a crock pot for six hours, that would be ideal.
Also use a stick of Margarita pepperoni, cut it into slices and simmer in sauce.
This recipe makes 12 decent-sized meatballs.
goldenchild
Footballguy
Just the thread I've been looking for.
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Insoxicated
Impulse-Bought a crock pot last night after seeing a monster roast for 5 bucks (on sale).
Fired it up this AM... kinda winged it:
- Two large baked potatoes halved and stnading on end on the bottom
- 1 large Onion quartered upright between the gaps
- Roast sits on top
- 1 cup water
- 1/2 cup Lea & Perrins poured over the meat
- 2 TBSP of minced garlic in bottom
On low at 7:50am
Wil check and report back at 11:30am on progress. ;crossesfingers:
Fired it up this AM... kinda winged it:
- Two large baked potatoes halved and stnading on end on the bottom
- 1 large Onion quartered upright between the gaps
- Roast sits on top
- 1 cup water
- 1/2 cup Lea & Perrins poured over the meat
- 2 TBSP of minced garlic in bottom
On low at 7:50am
Wil check and report back at 11:30am on progress. ;crossesfingers:
Balco
Footballguy
Just put the ingredients in the crock pot about an hour ago. Couldn't find the pinto beans, and I substituted ground turkey for ground beef. Looks really good.
JoeSteeler
Footballguy
Just bought a crock pot and I can't wait to try some of these out!
denveredge
Footballguy
With winter on the way, I am going to have climb above the fridge and dig it out.
JoeSteeler
Footballguy
Lets get this thread started up again. I am always looking for new things to try out. What ya got?
Raider Nation
Devil's Advocate
I've tried damn near everything which was suggested in this thread.
The best combination of "taste" and "easy to make" was the Lazy Man's
Pulled Pork. I forget what page it's on, but it's SUPER good and really easy.
The best combination of "taste" and "easy to make" was the Lazy Man's
Pulled Pork. I forget what page it's on, but it's SUPER good and really easy.
