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Bewilderbeast needs your slow cooker recipes

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Bewilderbeast · 21/03/2008 18:27

title says it all really. Preferably recipes that cook for about 10 hours without any need for interference as this is how long we are out of the house for on weekdays. Will eat pretty much anything except beef! All recipes gratefully received by hungry family

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Furball · 21/03/2008 18:46

do a mn search -millions of threads/recipes

also This site

This one

and This one

enjoy - slow cooking is easy and tasty!

lovecat · 22/03/2008 10:27

Crockpot sticky chicken - gorgeous!!

Should theoretically be started off the night before (no major effort involved) but I have done it last minute before running out the door to work and it's still been good.

Ingredients:
4 tsp. salt (I use lo-salt)
2 tsp. paprika
1 tsp. cayenne pepper
1 tsp. onion powder
1 tsp. thyme
1 tsp. white pepper
1/2 tsp. garlic powder
1/2 tsp. black pepper

1 chicken (make sure it will fit in your pot!), clean, no giblets etc.

The night before, combine all the dry ingredients in a bowl and then rub all over the chicken, getting it deep down into the skin including into the orifices (very messy!). Clingfilm or put in a ziplock/freezer bag and leave in the fridge overnight.

The next morning, warm up the slow cooker (I stick mine on 'high' then bung the crock into the microwave for 1 minute to get it nice and hot - saves waiting 20-30 mins for it to warm through!), then chuck your bird in and turn down to 'slow' for 8-10 hours.

That's it!

When you get home, you will have a beautifully cooked bird, the meat will be so tender it will just fall off the bones and in the bottom of the crock will be a lovely gravy - this began life as a low-carb recipe, so you can put it in a pan and reduce it before adding creme fraiche/double cream for a lovely sauce, to go with, but if you are calorie-counting or averse to fat, then skim the fat off the top and reduce on the stove.

Yum!

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