09-28-2012, 08:49 AM
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Originally Posted by Brock
Hey Leigh, here is the cooker I would recommend. (And I like the dial over the digital heat speed.)
Hamilton Beach 6 quart with the fasten down lid. You can take it while your food is hot to potluck parties. I believe I could roll my truck on the way to an eating party and nothing would spill out. *laughing*
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I will certainly look into that thanks Brock, and lets hope you never find out if anything will spill out into your truck lol
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Originally Posted by Arwen
I recommend the largest your kitchen can accommodate. Mine will cook a large chicken or a small turkey.
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I'll be looking more into sizes and what not to see what will fit in the kitchen
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Originally Posted by -Red-Flag-
I've got a Hamilton Beach 5 quart travel one.
This weekends slow cooker is lasagna .. It's a friends dish
Ricotta cheese and mix one egg and basil.
Layer starting with sauce the key is exta sauce in crookpot lasagna so it doesn't stick.
I usually break my uncooked lasagna noodles into pieces.
Then add clumps of the ricotta mix add a bunch of sauce and go until you run out.
Cook on low all day.
Wish me luck !
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Good luck Red, that sounds amazing!
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Originally Posted by PinkieLee
Everybody has a favorite pulled pork recipe Mine is so easy you will be shocked...
Put pork roast (I usually do a pork loin roast) in crockpot
add about 16 oz of Dr. Pepper (or Cola)
Cover and cook on low for 8 hours.
Remove the roast and drain the soda. Then add that sucker back into the crockpot, shred it and add a bottle of your favorite bbq sauce (mine is KC Masterpiece).
Voila! My friends go nuts for this
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Oooooooh that sounds totally droolworthy Pinkie, this may just be one of the first things I try once I do buy a slow cooker
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