We are in the full swing of little league season and I have hired a servant to help me get through this busy spring; someone dedicated, reliable, and does not talk back. My Slow Cooker. For this last installment of “Car Picnics”- How To Eat On The Go: The UNBELIEVABLE, I wanted to share some of my most unbelievably delicious and successful crock pot meals. I have brought these meals over and over to potlucks, served them to company and used them for when I was pooped and needed a handy meal. A toss of a healthy salad, some cut up fresh fruit, dinner is ready. Print your copy now.
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Robin Sue
23 Comments
Yeah – I love your recipe “graphs” – I’m printing it right now! I was just thinking of chicken and dumplings and now I know what recipe I will try!
Thanks!
The French Dip recipe is making my mouth water, and it’s barely 9:30 am!
Thanks for these recipes! The one with pepperocinis reminds me of Portillos (a chain found in Chicago) spicy beef sandwiches. YUM!
I’ve just got to get a slow-cooker….These look just great, and I’m totally impressed with that CHART you created!
That’s so funny! I just posted a crock pot recipe today!
By far my easiest go to meal in a crock pot is my beef stew.
Take beef stew meat, cut into bite size pieces, dust meat with flour, saute in a pan to brown on all sides. Add that to the crock pot, add diced carrots, peeled and diced potatoes, diced onion, few cloves of garlic, diced, and add (3) 12 ounce cans of V-8 juice. I’ll add some salt and pepper and oregano, but that’s it. It is so easy and tastes so good!
Thanks for sharing your recipes!
That Hungarian Goulash sounds wonderful, as does the Chicken and dumplings. Will get out the slow cooker when we get back to NC!
Omg, you’re making me miss my slow cooker soooo much. I agree, the French dip is simply mouth-watering!
the pepperoncini roast must taste amazing as I know the flavors those little things produce.
All of those look wonderful.. I need to go shopping.
I was insanely jealous for a moment when I read you had hired a servant. Oh, wouldn’t that be so nice? Crock pots are a close second though.
You are seriously the most organized person I know. These sound fantastic! I need a servant and a new slow cooker.
a roast with pepperoncini. How I wish I could make this but I think I would be the only one eating this as everyone is so spicy sensitive. drats! Just bought a big jar too!
Woah! I love all of your recipes and this is great to have crock pot meals. Especially now as it is warming up, I like to use our crockpot. Thanks again!
I’m with the crowd on this post…excellent graph and very handy. Good meals and soooo easy!
What a delicious sounding recipes Robin Sue, love the goulash.
Cheers,
elra
Ah… so interesting!
there’s nothing like coming home to an already-prepared batch of chicken and dumplins. great post, robin sue!
Yum. Thanks so much for sharing these! I’m definitely trying the goulash … naturally gluten free for me!
I’m in a crockpot frame of mind, too, as you know. LOL
Thanks!
Shirley
Great post. I love using my crockpot.
I go through crockpot phases where I use it everyday and then phases where it’s really not in the rotation. Right now we’re in “not in rotation” mode.
What a great post! I just got a crockpot, so I’m definitely going to print out this page and make some of your recipes! How delicious.
Mmm, french dip! Great recipes… all of them
Nice collection – thanks for linking in with and participating in DSD Sunday Suppers!