Everyday Slow Cooker Recipes Book

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I liked the recipe I tried (and marked others I was interested in), but I am never fully on board with recipes where you have to do some pre-stovetop stuff before throwing everything in the crock. Yeah, I know there's reasoning, but I am only interested in throwing things into an easy bake oven style device and having a meal when I come back. That being said, turkey bolognese over spaghetti squash did not disappoint. It was one of the better crock meals I've tried (and I have tried a lot)! I liked the recipe I tried (and marked others I was interested in), but I am never fully on board with recipes where you have to do some pre-stovetop stuff before throwing everything in the crock. Yeah, I know there's reasoning, but I am only interested in throwing things into an easy bake oven style device and having a meal when I come back. That being said, turkey bolognese over spaghetti squash did not disappoint. It was one of the better crock meals I've tried (and I have tried a lot)! ...more

Feb 28, 2017 Jocelyn rated it it was ok

I find a slow-cooker recipe for tomato soup to be a little ... beneath a slow-cooker. As in, 6-8 hours of electricity to stew tomatoes? Tad wasteful.

We have a slow cooker and I use it quite often, though not as much in the summer. I like using it so cookbooks with recipes for slow cookers always catch my eye.

The author starts with slow cooker know-how explaining the different parts of the slow cooker and essential tips (preparing what you can ahead of time, the cuts of meat to choose, using whole herbs and spices, etc.). Then she helps you adapt conventional recipes and provides a list of ingredient essentials (canned diced tomatoes rather t

We have a slow cooker and I use it quite often, though not as much in the summer. I like using it so cookbooks with recipes for slow cookers always catch my eye.

The recipes in this book sound delicious. With each recipe (which look easy to follow), there is a description, the amount of servings and tips. There are lots of colourful pictures. What's missing, though, is the nutritional content ... it would be nice to know the calories, fibre, etc.

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