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In my slow cooker today...

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  • dizzybuff
    dizzybuff Posts: 1,512 Forumite
    edited 12 October 2009 at 12:35PM
    pammie39 wrote: »
    hi there

    i have to answer this one!!!!! LOL
    if you have a look at my recent posts (page 176/177--i think), i cooked a pork joint in apple juice with apples, onions, mushrooms.
    it turned out lovely, fussey oh and dd loved it (both had 2nds).
    put veg in bottom, then meat on top, i put 1 liter of juice in and cooked on low for about 6 hours.
    you can put just a little juice in if you wish. the meat and veg had a sweet taste, not too much though.
    served with jacket potatoe. yum yum

    Replace the apple juice with zider mmmmmmmmm
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  • Just incase anyone was worried, the vegtable curry came out ok in the end yesterday, it was just about cooked.

    Should have had chicken casserole in their today, but my chicken gravy didnt arrive yesterday, so heres hoping we have chicken casserole tomorrow.
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  • Sublime_2
    Sublime_2 Posts: 15,741 Forumite
    Looking for some help with a pork casserole it's the only meat DH eats trouble is he is SO fussy he doesn't like veg (or tomatoes unless it's just a hint), he will eat potatoes, onions, leeks, mushrooms and that's about it :mad: I realise my options are very limited but as the list of ingredients are a bit bland I'm asking for help to liven them up:D

    I used wine with mine, and it tasted nice; see here. I won't bother with juice next time, as cider or just wine, would have been better.
  • Using my sc for the first time today. I have braising steak, onions, mushrooms and carrots with water and bisto, and a splash of worcester sauce in it. Its smelling nice and I had to have a prod and it'll be lovely and falling to bits by teatime. May add a touch of tomato puree later. Theres loads and theres only myself and dd so we are having it as it is with mash for tea, I may mince some for sheperds pie and curry some of it and then pop the rest in the freezer.
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  • i have a 6.5L slowcooker and just made a batch of tomato sauce for pasta's, lasagna and chilli, ect,
    i made so much that i have filled loads of containers, this will probaly last unitl december !

    6 tins chopped tomatoes
    2 cartons passata
    2 large onions
    2 peppers
    3 grated carrots
    3 stalks of grated celery
    tom puree
    stock
    grated swede
    and any other left over veggies in sweetcorn, mushrooms, spinach fresh toms

    its smells yummy
  • helyg
    helyg Posts: 454 Forumite
    Whitefiver wrote: »
    Hi, that sounds good - I'll give this a go next week, if you don't mind me copying..

    Thanks,

    White.

    lol of course I don't mind, I copy all sorts of stuff that I see on here, it's how we all learn new stuff! :D
  • newcook
    newcook Posts: 5,001 Forumite
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    newcook wrote: »
    Got a slowcooker!!!! Its only a tiny one (1.5ltr) and have got my fingers crossed that when I get home later there will be a lovely gammon casserole waiting for me…!

    Marinated gammon cubes overnight in soy sauce and Worcester sauce and veg is cauli, broccoli, leeks and spring onion and have added ½ pint stock.

    does that sound ok???


    have I put in enough water??? am I going to get home and find my kitchen on fire????? am I going to starve?!?!

    getting worried now that I havent put enough juice in and im going to ruin my slowcooker!
  • hellokitty08
    hellokitty08 Posts: 1,878 Forumite
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    have I put in enough water??? am I going to get home and find my kitchen on fire????? am I going to starve?!?!

    getting worried now that I havent put enough juice in and im going to ruin my slowcooker!

    lol

    For your sized slow cooker you should be fine. Hope you put it on low!
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  • newcook
    newcook Posts: 5,001 Forumite
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    For your sized slow cooker you should be fine. Hope you put it on low!


    thanks - my mind is a little more at rest now!! yes I put it on low!
  • making vegetable soup with diced carrots and swede, chopped onion, diced potato, shredded celery (really fine cos i don't actually like it, but bought some yesterday to force myself to use it!!), a carton of passata and two jellified vegetable stock pots.... might end up turning it into a minestrone with a tin of value kidney beans and a handful of pasta shapes when almost cooked
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