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In my slow cooker today...
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I have just put a half leg of lamb studded with rosemary in on a bed of onions and 100ml water. Hopefully it will work. Never tried lamb joint in it before.0
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Please can anyone advise me, i`ve picked up a rolled boneless brisket joint by mistake(never used it before) thought i`d put it in the sc, now it says to cover it in water or stock, now does that mean completely cover it so that it`s submerged?
Thanks in advance for any help you can give me.:o Going it alone and feeling the pinch
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I just pop the brisket in with a little bit of water. I never cover anything and it all works fine.0
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Thankyou so much, i`m just so clueless lol i liken myself to the mum in butterflies!!:o
Going it alone and feeling the pinch
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In my sc I have a sausage and bacon hotpot simmering away - will add a handful of chickpeas in later (the ones that were in sc yesterday
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Cant decide whether to have dumplings or mash LBM March 2011 (what on earth took me so long?)overdraft (1) -2950 overdraft (2) -246.00total CC £12,661 :eek:loan £5000DFD 2016:eek::eek: (cant come soon enough)0 -
canidothis wrote: »In my sc I have a sausage and bacon hotpot simmering away - will add a handful of chickpeas in later (the ones that were in sc yesterday )
Cant decide whether to have dumplings or mash
Have both !0 -
Beef curry
I found a beef stew in the freezer, I defrosted it over night, and placed in the slow cooker this morning on low, with a load of curry powder. Smells wonderful.Cat :wave:0 -
I have a bread and butter pudding in mine!
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We had potroast beef with a few leftover shallots and some potatoes. It was delicious and there was loads leftover because it didn't shrink so it's cottage pie tomorrow a free meal 0
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I have a bread and butter pudding in mine!
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I've never tried that. I'd be interested in how you do it.
I have just started a basic beef stew in mine ready for tomorrow.£2 Coins Savings Club 2012 is £4
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