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Wednesday 12 November 2014

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When you work outside the home, there is nothing more valuable than the time you have with your kids when you get done with your work. However, if you are trying to cook more real food, you end up spending that time cooking. This can be great if you kids love to help (like mine now does), however, this wasn’t and isn’t always the case.
I have found it makes things a lot easier if I spend a few minutes in the morning to throw everything into a crockpot and just hit ‘start’. Then when I get home it is all done! Crockpot recipe ideas are helpful, but you know what is even more helpful? A full meal plan and shopping list, right? Great news – scroll down after you check out these amazing crockpot recipes to see a special offer I have for you today – 20% off an amazing meal planning service which can help you start 2014 off right for your family and help you manage it all!

Crock-Pot is the brand name of the original slow cooker. It uses a ceramic bowl kept at moderate heating temperatures to cook dishes over a long period of time. Crock-Pots are widely used for meals such as stews, soups and vegetable dishes. You can also use the Crock-Pot to keep meat warm and at a safe temperature. If you cooked hamburgers that aren't ready to be eaten, use your Crock-Pot to keep them heated at 140 degrees Fahrenheit or warmer.

Fall has to be my favorite season of the year. It finally cools down, the leaves change color, and the anticipation of another football season almost makes me giddy. It’s also my favorite food season. I love trying new soup recipes, but this is an old favorite. Tastes just like Olive Garden’s! This recipe does make a LOT of soup (approximately 12-15 servings.) Make sure you use a large crock pot or feel free to cut the recipe in half! Also freezes well if you want to try that!

One of the most popular ways to use your slow cooker is to make a hearty, healthy beef crock pot recipe. You can’t go wrong with a slow cooker beef stew or crock pot roast recipe. Try one of these healthy beef crock pot recipes to warm up.

Follow these easy, step-by-step, photo instructions for making our Beef Tips with Rice and Gravy Recipe. A longtime Southern favorite, Beef Tips with Rice and Gravy is just comfort food at its best. Mom and Pop restaurants throughout the South feature this on their menus and, now you can enjoy the same great flavors in your home kitchen.

After several requests for my borscht recipe, here it is. Russian Borscht… everyone knows what it is and many people enjoy it; Russian or not. My sister taught me how to make it this way. It’s a little time-consuming (at least 2 hours). Click here for my speedier borsch version. If you are pressed for time, shave off 1 hour by using canned beets with their juice. I used fresh beats from Mom’s garden. I love the deep ruby color of this borsch! It’s so healthy and nutritious; packed with beans (protein), beets (iron), carrots (carotene), potatoes (vit C, potassium, Vit B6), cabbage (vit K, vit C, fiber, etc…), Can you tell I’m taking a nutrition class right now??

Crock pot beef recipes in the crock pot come out moist and juicy from slow cooking.

The crock pot allows the beef to absorb the different spices and flavors in recipes, making easy and flavorful dinners a breeze. Try out one of our delicious recipes, sure to please even the pickiest eaters.

Great Mexican food is hard to come by so far here in Des Moines, Iowa. This recipe takes care of my craving for some good Californian Mexican chile colorado. Tender chunks of beef in a yummy sauce, wrapped in a soft flour tortilla, smothered in more sauce and cheddar cheese, and then broiled to bubbly perfection. Mmmmmm.
I don't even think I'd had chile colorado until I met my husband and he took me to Casa Gamino in Paramount, California. Now, Casa Gamino is MY idea of great Mexican food. Their salsa is fresh, peppery, and perfect. Their chips are made in the restaurant. And everything I've ever tried there has made me happy.
This recipe isn't exactly Casa Gamino, but it's pretty darned close, and I like to exclaim every time I make it, "This is the BEST Mexican food in Iowa!" Sadly, I mean it.
The times below are approximate. Mexican cooking is not an exact science in my house the way baking is. The meat can rest for a little while if it's done cooking early, but if you try to eat it before it's reached tender perfection, you might be disappointed in the results. Try this out and let me know what you think. I'm willing to bet you'll think it is is de-li-ci-oso.