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In my slow cooker today...
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I have just had a lovely gammon joint cooked for 9 hours in cola with an onion. Then ten minutes in the oven with a honey glaze. Will definately be doing that again.Middlers0
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Mum_on_a_mission wrote: »We have liver and bacon pieces, with sliced onions and chopped tomatoes, and will thicken up later before serving with rice (or maybe couscous).
Smells lovely!
Moam
Never thought of putting liver in, but that sounds lovely. Will def consider that especially as Asda regu;arly have whoopsie liver!!0 -
I've asked this before and no-one has answered........My instruction leaflet says meat etc should never be placed in the slow cooker without liquid as it can damage the cooker, yet people seem to put meat in "dry" What's the general consensus on this?
I've not as yet cooked any meat without liquid but when I've cooked a whole chicken I've only added a quarter of a small mug of water to it, barely covering the bottom of the base and the chicken was lovely basically cooking in its own juices.
I'd follow your instructions but I wouldn't be too concerned if you forgot to add some liquid on the odd occasion especially if the joint was frozen and you're cooking it on low.
I've got a really old and small slow cooker that only has the one setting and I've been using this for over a decade and it's still in tip top shape.0 -
Mum_on_a_mission wrote: »We have liver and bacon pieces, with sliced onions and chopped tomatoes, and will thicken up later before serving with rice (or maybe couscous).
Smells lovely!
Moam
How long did you cook this for please?0 -
Im cooking the meaty bol sauce for homemade lasagna today
Ive never made lasagna before so im really excited lol.
I cant wait to try the gammon and cola idea, it sounds lush!
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I have a chicken in mine today. Not sure what i'm going to do with it now, possibly a "roast", maybe a pie...who knows!Grocery challenge - Nov: £52/£100
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6 x lamb chops
2 x tins of tomatoes
Handful or two of frozen mixed veg
1 x onion
Some mushrooms
Squirt of tomato puree
Squirt of garlic puree
1 x lamb stock cube
Put a little oil in a frying pan and let it heat
Add chops and brown, turning a couple of times
While the chops are cooking (Took about 10-15 minutes as they were really thick) add the tinned gubbins and sprinkle the stock cube over. Stir.
Chop up onion and veg and add to the mixture. Stir.
Add purees. Stir until fully dissolved.
Add chops and spoon the mixture over them.
Go to work.
Come home again to yummy yummy food. :j0 -
I ended up having some of a chicken breast with roasted veg and couscous. Then I had a chicken sandwich for lunch today.
The carcass went back in the slow cooker last night and I have stock today! I will be making a pie with some of the remaining chicken and stock later.
I think i'll start clucking by Sunday.Grocery challenge - Nov: £52/£100
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I'll be doing root vegetable, coconut and lentil tagine in mine today, thanks to some lovely person who posted this last week. Sounds yummy and I fully expect it to taste yummy!Life is not a dress rehearsal.0
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Chicken Chasseur in mine today, and some liver bought whoopsie for tomorrow. Will serve the chicken with some small steamed potatoes in giant HM yorkshire puds. Delish!0
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