Crock Pot FTW!

[planegray]

Originally Posted by wally

chicken and dumplings. (recipe is a little ghetto, but gawddamn is it tasty)
http://allrecipes.com/recipe/slow-co...and-dumplings/

Tried this one tonight



It was well received!

[Yakoo752]

Originally Posted by carries an axe

2 cans white beans
1 carton chicken stock
1 onion
1 head garlic
1 bunch thyme
5 bayleaf
salt pepper chile

4 oz smoked salmon
yummy white bean stew for dinner

this too

[carries an axe]

salmon aint my thing fishwise but sounds good

[TylerW]

Originally Posted by Diezel

Or you can skip the mess. Toss in Chicken Stock or bouillon cube.

You can't get those flavors from bouillion.

Here's one.

1lb black beans
4-6 chicken thighs
12 oz chorizo
1 leek stalk, diced
6 garlic cloves minced
1 can chipotles in adobo
Chicken stock enough to fill the pot.

Leave in on low all day. serve with crema & avocado.

[Dubbington]

More involved but here's a Bread Pudding recipe my sister used.

http://southernfood.about.com/od/bre...r/cpweely9.htm

I've got one but it scares the shit out of me leaving it on when I leave for work

[Googlyeyed]

Pulled Pork

Pork Shoulder
1 can Dr. Pepper
Sweet baby rays bbq sauce
onions
garlic
worcestershire

Cook for 8-12 hours, then pull apart with forks. The sugar in the Dr Pepper makes the meat nice and tender.

[Bay Arean]

I spose we should go official and have a BARF Crock-Pot Cook Book (subtitled "because we'd rather be out riding than cooking") and sell it to benefit whomever. I am really interested in some of these recipes.

[planegray]

Originally Posted by Bay Arean

I spose we should go official and have a BARF Crock-Pot Cook Book (subtitled "because we'd rather be out riding than cooking") and sell it to benefit whomever. I am really interested in some of these recipes.

they make 12v crockpots ya know... we could have a combo ride/crockpot cooking competition !!

hmm.. I guess that means we'd have to ride for at least 5 hours

[Yakoo752]

osso bucco

sauté/brown
3# shanks(veal/pork/beef/lamb/sheep/goat) dusted in flour

place in crock pot and cover with
1 onion, chopped
2 celery, chopped
2 carrots, chopped
4 cloves garlic, chopped
1 cup dry white wine
1 cup light stock
1 sprig thyme
1 sprig rosemary
1 bay leaf
1/4 cup tomato paste

cook on low 6 hours

serve over rice or polenta...

top with a sprinkle of gremolata

gremolata recipe
2 lemons (use only zest)
1 handful chopped flat leaf parsley
2 cloves garlic chopped
salt & pepper to taste
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[OldBlade]

2lbs of steak, cubed
1 can of Guinness
1 can of Garbanzo beans
1 Jug of gravy, or bouillon
1 large onion
3 - 4 cloves of garlic
3 carrots, or a handful of peeled baby carrots
1/2 head of celery
1/2 a red bell pepper
1/2 a green bell pepper
2 large tomatoes

Dump the can of Guinness and stock/gravy into pot and set to high.

Saute the chopped onion and minced garlic, then add to pot.

Season the meat with salt and fresh ground black pepper, then pan sear it and add to pot.

Partially open the can of Garbanzo beans, drain and discard the brine solution. Add the beans to the pot.

Peel and slice carrots and add to pot.

Wash and slice celery and add to pot.

Gut the bell peppers removing the seeds, slice and add to pot.

Chop the tomatoes and add to pot. Add parsley flakes and a splash of Worcestershire sauce.

Wait until the pot comes up to boiling, then set to low and cook for 6 - 8 hours.

Serve with rice or mashed taters. Add hot sauce to pep it up a notch.

[morthrane]

Originally Posted by planegray

they make 12v crockpots ya know... we could have a combo ride/crockpot cooking competition !!

hmm.. I guess that means we'd have to ride for at least 5 hours

12v? Isn't there a perfectly good heating element hanging off the side of most motorcycles?

[channelcat]

Originally Posted by OldBlade

2lbs of steak, cubed
1 can of Guinness
1 can of Garbanzo beans
1 Jug of gravy, or bouillon
1 large onion
3 - 4 cloves of garlic
3 carrots, or a handful of peeled baby carrots
1/2 head of celery
1/2 a red bell pepper
1/2 a green bell pepper
2 large tomatoes

Dump the can of Guinness and stock/gravy into pot and set to high.

Saute the chopped onion and minced garlic, then add to pot.

Season the meat with salt and fresh ground black pepper, then pan sear it and add to pot.

Partially open the can of Garbanzo beans, drain and discard the brine solution. Add the beans to the pot.

Peel and slice carrots and add to pot.

Wash and slice celery and add to pot.

Gut the bell peppers removing the seeds, slice and add to pot.

Chop the tomatoes and add to pot. Add parsley flakes and a splash of Worcestershire sauce.

Wait until the pot comes up to boiling, then set to low and cook for 6 - 8 hours.

Serve with rice or mashed taters. Add hot sauce to pep it up a notch.

good one, but I'd sub half a bottle of 2 buck red for the guiness and and potted gravy. I do this bi-weekly, subtle ingredient mods, but I like the carmelizing effect pan cooking brings to it. gives me something to chop up whilst thinking about death, and ready to scarf in an hour. the wine breaks it down faster than beer, and I've got nothing else to do except think about death, so thats how I do it.
I do like to rub the meat out with sea salt overnight.
Only 6 cloves of garlic? Heresy...

[oorahduc]

'bout to go pick me up a crock pot! haven't had anything from a slow cooker since I was in single digits, and DAMN i'm hungry after reading this thread.

[jh2586]

Pork Luau

- 3lbs Pork Butt (sliced into thick cubes)
- 6 garlic gloves
- Fill up Crock Pot with water halfway w/ pork inside
- Slow cook for 24 hours
- Add 3 lbs Taro leafs (remove stems)
- Slow cook for another 4 hours
- Salt, pepper and garlic powder to taste
- Slow cook for another hour before serving

[carries an axe]

Originally Posted by jh2586

Pork Luau

- 3lbs Pork Butt (sliced into thick cubes)
- 6 garlic gloves
- Fill up Crock Pot with water halfway w/ pork inside
- Slow cook for 24 hours
- Add 3 lbs Taro leafs (remove stems)
- Slow cook for another 4 hours
- Salt, pepper and garlic powder to taste
- Slow cook for another hour before serving

Will try