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In my slow cooker today...

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  • emmie1234
    emmie1234 Posts: 237 Forumite
    Part of the Furniture Combo Breaker
    attempting to make soup for the first time in mine....

    have put in....

    cooking bacon... cooked up first
    onion
    lentils
    potato
    veg stock
    parsnips
    carrots bit of garlic
    salt and pepper

    Hoping it turns out ok!
    Marriages are made in heaven, but then again so is thunder and lightning!!!.....getting divorced lol :j

    :rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl:
    Trying to "up" my income and rookie oldstyler
  • Olliebeak
    Olliebeak Posts: 3,167 Forumite
    Two chicken carcasses (had been frozen for stock from roast chickens), peelings from a 2kg bag of onions (that had been prepped, chopped and frozen this week) plus peelings from a couple of pounds of carrots (had also been frozen and stashed for stock making) plus a full carrot. Hoping to get some good home-made chicken stock from this lot :).
  • jayward
    jayward Posts: 541 Forumite
    Part of the Furniture Combo Breaker
    in mine today i have briskit i just throw it in no water having it with all usual sunday veg and yorkshire pudding ,yum
  • home-made baked beans
    soaked some borlotti beans last night, boiled them for 10 minutes this morning in fresh water, then bunged them in slow cooker with a tin of tomatoes, a good squirt of tomato puree, some dried mixed herbs, mixed seasoning (includes garlic salt, chilli powder, celery, etc.), some water, a couple of chicken stock cubes, a tad of dried milk powder, a glug of olive oil and a finely diced courgette... smells delish!!!
  • home-made baked beans
    soaked some borlotti beans last night, boiled them for 10 minutes this morning in fresh water, then bunged them in slow cooker with a tin of tomatoes, a good squirt of tomato puree, some dried mixed herbs, mixed seasoning (includes garlic salt, chilli powder, celery, etc.), some water, a couple of chicken stock cubes, a tad of dried milk powder, a glug of olive oil and a finely diced courgette... smells delish!!!

    and very cheap, too!!!
    half bag of borlotti beans 19p
    tin of tomatoes 33p
    tomato puree 10p
    dried herbs 5p
    mixed seasoning 5p
    chicken stock subes 10p
    dried milk 2p
    olive oil 5p
    courgette 17p
    = £1.06 for a slowcooker-full!!!
  • Ladygrim
    Ladygrim Posts: 739 Forumite
    Part of the Furniture Combo Breaker
    Im doing the boiled ham from the Economy Gastronomy cook book. Have added some red lentils and potato to the bedrock recipe so the cooking juices become a soup for later on.

    Ladygrim
    working hard at this thing called life
  • shazba
    shazba Posts: 113 Forumite
    I have got a pork casserole cooking away in my sc and it smells lovely so im really looking forward to that will have mash that i had frozen and some cabbage left of yesturday's sunday roast.
    My goal this year is to be more orginised and start leading a healthy life.xx
  • Olliebeak
    Olliebeak Posts: 3,167 Forumite
    Yesterday's Chicken Stock was a total disaster - wish I'd just used my usual method - all the onion skins were a 'stupid idea' :doh: - ho hum back to the drawing board! I roasted a chicken yesterday and there was loads of lovely stock off it; that's been chilled, the fat skimmed off and the resulting jelly frozen for another day - so all is not lost ;).

    As today, is August Bank Holiday Monday, my SC is having the day off - been a bit over-worked recently :grin:.
  • smeeinnit
    smeeinnit Posts: 263 Forumite
    Part of the Furniture Combo Breaker
    In my SC I have coq au vin, for tomorrows dinner (when I will be too knackered to make anything from scratch lol)

    In my oven, which has a SC setting I have beef casserole, as I made double portions of shepherds pie last night thats this week pretty sorted!
    Let's get ready to bumble! :rotfl:
  • ANY_CHANCE wrote: »
    I would love to make risotto in the sc i have some butternut squash and risotto rice, or is it best to cook it in a pan?

    would have thought risotto rice would not keep warm in the SC too well and kind of set in one glupy lump? :eek:
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