day one-
1 beef brisket (3-4 pounds)
3 tbsp Worcestshire sauce
1 tbsp chili powder
1 tsp celery salt
1 tsp black pepper
1 tsp liquid smoke except I am pretty sure I used 1 TBSP it was early when I put this together
2 cloves minced garlic
-mix all of the ingredients above together and marinate in a plastic bag for at least 24 hours
day two-
you will need a can of cheap beer or beef broth will work too
dump it with the marinade & meat into a crock pot and cook on low7-8 hours
remove meat from crock pot and put into a baking dish smother with bbq sauce of your choosing, we really like Rendezvous sauce which I can happily buy at Target
cover then throw it in oven on 350 degrees for about an hour
the original recipes had a lovely homemade bbq sauce recipe and I had every intention of making it as well but come on who has time for their own bbq sauce? not me!
Showing posts with label crock pot. Show all posts
Showing posts with label crock pot. Show all posts
Sunday, July 19, 2009
Sunday, October 12, 2008
beef & beans
sort of a chili but not it is very tasty stuff
1lb dry pinto beans
2 lbs stew meat
chunk of salt pork
1 cup of water
1 6 oz can tomato paste
1 tbsp chili powder
1 tsp cumin
1/2 tsp red pepper
salt to taste
-prepare the beans everyone has there own method, soak them over night, quick soak whatever you heart desires
-when ready to cook throw everything in the crock pot
-stir cook on high for 5-8 hours
I must admit I probably did add more liquid I usually add a can of beer, cheapest you can find however it was a morning that I put this together so I can not remember if I did this or not
1lb dry pinto beans
2 lbs stew meat
chunk of salt pork
1 cup of water
1 6 oz can tomato paste
1 tbsp chili powder
1 tsp cumin
1/2 tsp red pepper
salt to taste
-prepare the beans everyone has there own method, soak them over night, quick soak whatever you heart desires
-when ready to cook throw everything in the crock pot
-stir cook on high for 5-8 hours
I must admit I probably did add more liquid I usually add a can of beer, cheapest you can find however it was a morning that I put this together so I can not remember if I did this or not
Wednesday, August 6, 2008
zesty Italian roast
3 potatoes unpeeled and cubed nothing fancy just in chunks
1 bag fresh baby carrots
(1 celery rib cut into 1" pieces I skipped this as we did not have celery on hand this morning)
1 boneless beef chuck roast around 3 lbs
pepper
1 can chicken broth
1 can progress tomato soup(might have been basil tomato?)
-put roast in slow cooker, crock pot whatever you choose to call the appliance
-dump in carrots & potatoes
-season with pepper to taste
-pour in soup & broth
-cover slow cook for 10 hours
1 bag fresh baby carrots
(1 celery rib cut into 1" pieces I skipped this as we did not have celery on hand this morning)
1 boneless beef chuck roast around 3 lbs
pepper
1 can chicken broth
1 can progress tomato soup(might have been basil tomato?)
-put roast in slow cooker, crock pot whatever you choose to call the appliance
-dump in carrots & potatoes
-season with pepper to taste
-pour in soup & broth
-cover slow cook for 10 hours
Friday, June 27, 2008
tex-mex chicken
1 lb boneless chicken breasts cut into strips
2 tbsp taco seasoning mix
2 tbsp flour
1 each green pepper & red pepper cut into strips
1 cup frozen corn
1 small jar chunky salsa
1 can beer-cheaper the better
-toss chicken with seasoning mix & flour in crock pot
-stir in remaining ingredients
-cook on low for 6-8 hours
another goodie from Kraft magazine.
I thought the recipe could use more fluid so I am adding beer to the mix next time or some chicken stock would work well too. I also think chicken thighs would work well.
2 tbsp taco seasoning mix
2 tbsp flour
1 each green pepper & red pepper cut into strips
1 cup frozen corn
1 small jar chunky salsa
1 can beer-cheaper the better
-toss chicken with seasoning mix & flour in crock pot
-stir in remaining ingredients
-cook on low for 6-8 hours
another goodie from Kraft magazine.
I thought the recipe could use more fluid so I am adding beer to the mix next time or some chicken stock would work well too. I also think chicken thighs would work well.
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