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In my slow cooker today...
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I would add mushrooms and some red wine too. If you have time flour the beef and brown it first.
In my slow cooker today I have:
Stewy beef (Floured and browned as per kidcats suggestion)
Onions
Carrots
Herbs
Veg and beef stock
It already smells amazing, should be good when I get home from Overtime & Errands.0 -
Hi Golden Goose, I got mine last week from Tesco, it was only £9.90 (ish - well less than £10 anyway) They had them online (black one) so you could probably do through cashback site - but I picked mine up in store. Its brill!"Keep smiling, it makes people wonder what you are up to........"
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flying_fresian wrote: »We don't drink at home, so I could only find chardonnay :rotfl: I think it was from an old M&S Meal Deal. I am going to have to buy some red and white wine for cooking with....
If you only need small amounts for cooking, buy some of the 25cl bottles (a third of a normal size bottle) from most supermarkets. Asda have 4 bottle for £5. I find they are ideal for cooking with.Josey0 -
Chilli in mine today.
Stewing steak instead of mince for a change. Browned the veg and meat first. Smells good already.BSC No 248
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Beef stew going in mine today, with a mixture of veggies from the fridge! Gonna try flouring and browning the meat first this time, yum!2013 Wins: The No-Nonsense Guide to Climate Change Book, CBeebies Satchel, Liora Swarovski Elements Necklace, The Snow Womble Book, Crystal Earrings, £100 Cash, Ferrero Rocher Chocs, Yuko London Hair Products0
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In mine there is a pound of white beans simmering away. Once they are cooked, I will combine them with a mixture (already made and waiting in the fridge) of red onion, garlic, chunks of tuna from a tin, chopped tomato, balsamic vinegar and olive oil. Then let it all cool down together to blend flavours, and serve on a bed of salad - with fresh crusty bread. There will be plenty left over for lunches during the week."Remember that many of the things you have now you could once only dream of" - Epicurus0
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Chicken thighs and breasts in mine today with tinned toms, garlic, tom puree, red wine, onions and mushrooms. Smells wonderful and am absolutely starving now,
Have converted a friend of mine to SC too, she bought one from tesco for about £10 and its a 3.5l if anybody still looking.0 -
In mine today is a made-up recipe for a sort of Caribbean chicken. I've only cooked it on top of the stove before, but I think it should work really well in the slow cooker (I'll find out after work today!!)
4 boneless, skinless chicken breasts cut into chunks and sauteed in a little olive oil
1 tin mango slices in juice, whizzed in the blender until smooth with the juice of half a lime, 3 tsp West Indian hot pepper sauce, a 200ml carton of coconut cream, 2 crushed garlic cloves, 1 chopped red chilli, 1 tsp smoked paprika, 1 tsp dried thyme, and 2 tbsp chopped fresh coriander. Pour over the chicken and leave to cook on low.
I'm serving it with mixed together rice, red kidney beans and finely-chopped spring onions.
That sounds double nice0 -
flying_fresian wrote: »We don't drink at home, so I could only find chardonnay :rotfl: I think it was from an old M&S Meal Deal. I am going to have to buy some red and white wine for cooking with...
Sainsburys (and probably Tesco too) do Basics wine that I use for cooking - a 75cl bottle of red costs £2.49; bargain! I also buy the Basics cider for making drunken chicken.0 -
Been thinking of getting a SC for ages. Reading through the recipes, I might just go grab the tesco cheapie. I love stews and casseroles but don't like leaving the cooker on while I'm out (kitchen gets too hot for the dog for one).
Off to convince myself more, I have some lamb steaks I wanted to make into casserole for Sunday so if I get one today I could try it out tomorrow as we are having a BBQ for DS2's birthday. Would be handy....
Asda has one for £11, 4lt. Anyone know if it's any good?0
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