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I made Chili last week when it dropped to 25 degrees, started it in the crockpot and let it cook all day. This time I used stew beef instead of burger and I think I like it better.
Sounds like a good alternative. I'll have to give that a try: love chili!
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Originally Posted by Rcm58
I made Chili last week when it dropped to 25 degrees, started it in the crockpot and let it cook all day. This time I used stew beef instead of burger and I think I like it better.
Beef stew, potatoe soup, ham and beans (yummmmm), chili and just about any long cooking dish that make the house smell like good home cooking food. I think it's not only the food that warms the soul but the smells make it the best!!!! Not to mention it warms the house by cooking all day long too!
Nice image: a warm cozy kitchen with good smells. And it is cold today!
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Originally Posted by cynwldkat
Beef stew, potatoe soup, ham and beans (yummmmm), chili and just about any long cooking dish that make the house smell like good home cooking food. I think it's not only the food that warms the soul but the smells make it the best!!!! Not to mention it warms the house by cooking all day long too!
I bought some pork tenderloins, lightly seasoned them with salt and pepper then wrapped them in Rye Bread Dough and baked them off a few nights ago and they were great. They were the smaller ones so they were done when the dough raised and browned, Might have to precook if they were bigger.
I have cook at beef roast in the crockpot with onions all day then break up the beef and add your favorite barbeque sauce and slap it on some bread and made homemade fries with seasoning salt... Yummy
Do you think having a crockpot is a good idea? I don't have one.
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