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Reverse Meal Planning

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  • EssexHebridean
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    Was that the ex or the robot vac?!!

    We are stuck with chorizo as DS doesn't like bacon, I'm happy with anything which gives it a nice flavour.  The whole stew was really good and a keeper, will need to remember to print out the recipe before I loose it.  I did it in the ninja slow cooker and then changed lids to get the dumplings crispy on top for the last half hour.  Only the second time I have used the ninja slow cooker as I wasn't impressed first time, but I've seen comments online saying you have to fry off the meat and onions at the beginning to get it working well and it seemed to do the trick.  I do prefer my cheap old traditional one for most things, especially since I can dump it all in and leave it without any messing about.
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