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In my slow cooker today...

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  • Olliebeak
    Olliebeak Posts: 3,167 Forumite
    edited 23 October 2009 at 2:11PM
    Turkey Mince Chilli in mine today.

    2 large onions and 5 cloves of finely chopped garlic softened in oil with chilli, cayenne and paprika then chopped mixed peppers added. Browned 500gms Turkey Mince added. Tin of chopped tomatoes, Red Kidney Beans (soaked overnight and boiled for 20mins then simmered for 30mins), couple of handfuls of red lentils, remaining small amount of sweetcorn, jar of SmartPrice Chilli Sauce, couple of cubes of Tomato Puree, a Bay Leaf, small handful of dried mixed herbs and some boiling water. Will check later to see if it needs thickening in some way - possibly with a little cornflour.

    Looks/smells good so far :grin:. Will give it a taste later this afternoon and may stir in some Red Dragon Sweet Chilli Sauce if it needs a 'sweet kick'.

    It could do with some mushrooms going in, but haven't got any and want today to be a NSD :rolleyes:!

    This amount will be split into two meals x 2 and then the remainder will go into some individual portions for topping jacket spuds etc.
  • mummysaver
    mummysaver Posts: 3,119 Forumite
    Red cabbage will be braising in mine today, as soon as I get chopping (good job I saw this thread as I forgot that I needed to bung on the SC!)
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  • Mrs_Thrify
    Mrs_Thrify Posts: 1,673 Forumite
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    Curry today.

    I put vegetables in too. Turnip, carrots, onion and then diced pork.
    All mixed together with an Asda 9p curry sauce.
    Will do boil in the bag rice @ dinner time.

    First time of cooking this so we will see how it turns out?
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  • merlin1
    merlin1 Posts: 715 Forumite
    its been a while since i posted in this thread but rest assured my sc has taken a battering, i've done apple pie filling (not enough sugar though) a beef and onion and mushroom pie filling, sausages casseroles, i cooked my first whole chicken in it last week - had to really stuff it in cos it was a big chuck but it was delish, and made further pie filling, sandwich filler, and curry from all the meat - chuck in the sc is the only way to go! oh and got a proper jellied stock from that too, i didnt add any liquid to the sc, but had enough stock once chilled and fat scraped off to make a delicious cream of chicken soup, it was the tastiest stock i've ever tasted, so rich and meaty it was almost unbelieveable :D

    today i have deboned 3 large pork chops, cubed the meat up coated in a flour, paprika, and steakhouse schwatrz mix, browned it off in crushed garlic and butter til all the juices absorbed, then placed it on a bed of finely sliced onions in the sc, adding a cupfull of pork stock to which i'd already added rosemary and parsly - it smells good and looks very nice - i hope it tastes as good!:rotfl:
  • snoopy58
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    Nothing in mine today as we going on holiday this evening. :cool:

    Will be back at the end of the half term hols.

    Have a good one everyone.

    :D
  • jc2703
    jc2703 Posts: 1,780 Forumite
    In my 6.5l one i have 2 whole chickens bought this morning for £2 each and in the 3.5l one i have 2 gammon joints cooking in coke also £2 each - There are bargains to be had in Asda today!

    I have NEVER made risotto before but fancy having a go at the one posted above.
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  • i'm just eating my risotto,,thanks to uolypool:T instead of peppers i added fried mushrooms only had half the chicken required so added some cold ham,, saves standing over the cooker constanly stirring too!!i'm only hoping hubby comes home soon so i dont finish off the pot!!!
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  • Rikki
    Rikki Posts: 21,625 Forumite
    Rabbit cooking ready to become a pie for tomorrow nights dinner.:drool:
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  • mumslave
    mumslave Posts: 7,531 Forumite
    mmm rabbit, I have a recipe for a rabbit curry in the slow cooker somewhere...no a rabbit chilli, it was very nice. I get rabbits from my dad. Always felt kinda guilty tucking into it with my pet rabbits watching me :O
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  • sarahg1969
    sarahg1969 Posts: 6,694 Forumite
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    Chicken thighs, halved onions, big chunks of carrot and potato, celery, garlic seasoning and a little stock.
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