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I started this blog a long time ago as when it was "What's Cooking at My house" and before my mad photography skills kicked in and before we went gluten free. With that said you never know what you might find here. There's a little something for everyone I believe. But my hope is to provide more recipes with better photos to tempt your tummy. *smile*

Saturday, January 2, 2010

Sundays are made for Crockpots!

I really like my crock pot or slow cooker (whatever you want to call it) but I tend to forget about it.
For one of my goals this year I'm going to try to implement it more in my cooking.
So I'm going to start with Sundays. I'll throw something in there before church and lunch will be ready when we get home. That sounds good to me!
I came across a recipe called Chicken Vindaloo and I am going to make that tomorrow. I'll let you know how it turns out and the changes I'll probably make to it.
Hugs!

5 comments:

Sherry @ Lamp Unto My Feet said...

I need to do some more cooking with my crockpot as I tend to forget mine, too. :(

SophieMae said...

I think a lot of us are guilty of crock-neglect. I'm looking forward to reading about your vindaloo. I've never tried it but have been curious.

Love ya loads, sweet thang! 8-]
Have a JESUS-filled day! ^i^

Unknown said...

I love the crockpot my friend! Just used 2 of them yesterday to make a double-batch of beef stew (so I can freeze the extra). Will use 1 again in the next day or 2 to make applesauce. However, I can tell you that my family probably wouldn't go for the flavors of that recipe you're trying. Hope you all like it! :) Hugs!

Patti at Worth The Whisk said...

YES, you and I think alike. Sundays are great crockpot days, I make so many soups, stews, chili's plus stock and applesauce. I'll be using your recipes, for sure, thanks for those.

Sarah @ Mum In Bloom said...

I'm smalling mine right now as I roasted a chicken last night for supper, ate defrosted holiday leftovers for sides, threw carcass into the slow cooker with celery, carrots, onion & spices. Today I'll strain it to use as stock then make chicken soup to freeze for when our family is sick thru the winter. Ahh, I feel so accomplished! Not my idea tho - got it from this lovely blog www.familybalancesheet.org :)