October is Crock Pot time. Put something in the Crock Pot along with a can of tomatoes, then sit down and knit.
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6 comments:
That's a great idea! I wish I knew some good recipes since I have a big Corning Ware crockpot> I justt never use it. How 'bout a nifty recipe or two?
I love mine. Such a great time saver.
mmmmmm, I can smell the tomatoes cooking from here. yummy October goodness.
Right you are, time to get it out and dust it off.
I love doing beef brisket or corned beef in my crock pot. I use one can of beer and cover meat with water in both cases. Cook on slow all day long. Green bean casserole/or quickly in microwave, and apple sauce a favorite meal for sure.
Thanks for the reminder, it's time.
sandy
Thanks for getting back in touch regarding the pattern, I appreciate it. Hoping to finish a few things up so I can start a scarf with that pattern.
Also going to add you to my blog log so I can find my way back more often, hope you'll do the same.
It's Friday....yippee!!!
Sandy
Had some good chicken, bar b q chicken in the crock pot yesterday. My SIL did the chicken first in the pressure cooker, then shreaded it, added her sauce and put it in the crock pot. Was a good item to eat while folks were watching football. Everyone could help themselves and eat when they wanted to.
Sandy
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