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In my slow cooker today.... part 2

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  • Grimbal
    Grimbal Posts: 2,334 Forumite
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    edited 11 December 2011 at 8:41PM
    well, we're trying out the lamb joint in the SC today - I've put a tiny bit of water with a stock cube in the base & the joint in there on it's own. Interested to see how it comes out.

    I think someone mentioned putting potatoes in the SC to bake - do they go in completely dry?


    ETA: well, hubby declared it a success - looked very tender & moist so am happy!
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  • tigerfeet2006
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    My version of Spanish Chicken and had clean plates all round.

    Recipe on the SC Recipes thread :)
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  • Sunnyday
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    My mahoosive 6.5 litre baby bath sized one is prepped and ready to go on overnight, hm dogfood in it this time and i remembered to put in the carrots for this batch :D

    SD
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  • Cool :cool: would never have thought to do HM dog food in one, though I don't have a dog so...:o:D

    Mines a 6.7 ltr one and I love it. Was wondering whether to get a smaller one as well but I always seem to fill mine and am not sure I would get the use out of a smaller one.
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  • Sunnyday
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    Cool :cool: would never have thought to do HM dog food in one, though I don't have a dog so...:o:D

    Mines a 6.7 ltr one and I love it. Was wondering whether to get a smaller one as well but I always seem to fill mine and am not sure I would get the use out of a smaller one.

    I have a 3.5 litre one as well as the biggie, i thought long and hard before getting the second one but they do both get a lot of use.

    I know that the large one is living on borrowed time as it has a crack near the top of the crock :eek:

    They are both good for different things and i would miss them if i didn`t have them :o

    SD
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  • beanrua
    beanrua Posts: 407 Forumite
    Grimbal wrote: »
    well, we're trying out the lamb joint in the SC today - I've put a tiny bit of water with a stock cube in the base & the joint in there on it's own. Interested to see how it comes out.

    I think someone mentioned putting potatoes in the SC to bake - do they go in completely dry?


    ETA: well, hubby declared it a success - looked very tender & moist so am happy!
    Got so much to learn yet about my sc. Didn't realise it could be used with a tiny amount of water/stock. I always put in a good bit - maybe a third of pot. Will def try this. How did the potatoes turn out?
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  • in the sc we are having benechin/jallof rice similar to a jambalya using the left over roast chicken which so far has turned out to make 4 meals so far, roast for sunday, a chicken and leek pie, benechin and a chicken soup out of one whole medium chicken for 2 adults and 1 child so far and freezing leftovers.

    the benechin is a rice dish with leftover meats/veg tinned toms, tom puree spices, stock and seasoning.

    and its smells yummy will have plenty of leftovers for oh to take to work lol
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  • madvixen
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    Spicy Chorizo and Pork casserole tonight. I wish the OH would hurry up and get home so I can eat it - smells fantastic :D
  • gallygirl
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    in the sc we are having benechin/jallof rice

    :j:j:j mmmmmmmm :j:j:j, am off to Gambia in 6 weeks, now my taste buds are all excited :D.

    NOTHING in my sc at the mo :eek:.
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  • I've just put a madras whole chicken in mine.

    Tonight I will put the bones back in with some veg to make a stock.
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