Need a Slow-Cooker Recipe Please
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Just looking for something fun to do this weekend. I'm really working on that whole plan-your-meals-for-the-week thing, so I figure something in a crock pot could give me the volume I need.
Not too picky; no dietary restrictions, no allergies. I don't like avocado. If it works with rice, sweet! I'm a grad student, and rice is a cheap way to make the main recipe last longer haha
Thanks everyone!
Not too picky; no dietary restrictions, no allergies. I don't like avocado. If it works with rice, sweet! I'm a grad student, and rice is a cheap way to make the main recipe last longer haha
Thanks everyone!
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Check out Pinterest, they have a ton of slow cooker recipes.0
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That looks great! I'll check it out thoroughly this afternoon. Thanks!0 -
Super easy recipe: Bloody Mary Chicken
4 chicken breasts
1 bottle Bloody Mary Mix (I get the spiciest I can find)
Throw it in a slow cooker for a few hours.
I shred the chicken and serve it over rice with some veggies. Makes 4-6 servings depending on how much you want.4 -
So will I, thanks.... love the fall time... seems like it's better for slow cookers
Me too! Plus it's not labor-intensive. Get it together, let it sit all day. Can't ask for much more! Haha. And @magster4isu you rock! Coincidentally, I was planning on making some red beans and rice with shredded chicken over the weekend as well! I'll use your idea to cook the chicken ahead of time! Do you think it would work for legs/thighs/etc (in other words, the cheaper pieces) and just shred them from the bone?0 -
So will I, thanks.... love the fall time... seems like it's better for slow cookers
Me too! Plus it's not labor-intensive. Get it together, let it sit all day. Can't ask for much more! Haha. And @magster4isu you rock! Coincidentally, I was planning on making some red beans and rice with shredded chicken over the weekend as well! I'll use your idea to cook the chicken ahead of time! Do you think it would work for legs/thighs/etc (in other words, the cheaper pieces) and just shred them from the bone?
I would guess that it would work the same with legs/thighs. I've only ever used chicken breast so I can't say for sure.0 -
I love this one and it's low carb. http://www.food.com/recipe/crock-pot-chicken-with-mushrooms-and-leeks-low-carb-1207450
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Ohhhh if we only had a search function and this thread.
community.myfitnesspal.com/en/discussion/372359/bring-your-crockpot-slow-cooker-recipes#latest
Gotta love the age of the internet: why attempt even some virtual interaction when you can just use a search bar? I'm not actually being mean, I promise. Just poking fun
I know that threads in forums become repeats and there's a lot of good information already here, but by asking the question I also got some small interactions with some nice people. These days with instantaneous access to the entire wealth of humanity's knowledge at our fingertips, it's easy to just get lost behind our screens. I figured that if I'm searching for recipes, I might as well attempt talking to some people at the same time, even it is just through an internet forum.
@magster4isu I'll give it a try this weekend and let you know how it works! I'm actually far more excited about this than I should be haha. @njlondres That looks really tasty! I'm not too worried about the low-carb thing. I love my carbs; I'm always running or cycling. I'll keep that one in the recipe stash to try for next time!9 -
http://thefoodcharlatan.com/2016/02/16/slow-cooker-basil-chicken-in-coconut-curry-sauce/
I just found this recipe. I thought it looked really good and has pretty cheap ingredients.1 -
Not recipes, but here are ideas.
French dip sandwiches
Black bean soup
Pork ragu
Beef stew
Pot roast
Korean beef2 -
My fave (had it tonight!): two pork tenderloins (or other pork cut), 1 T sesame oil, 1/2 cup soy sauce (or tamari), 2 cloves chopped garlic, 1 thumb-sized chunk of ginger, chopped. Optional: dollop of honey or maple syrup, hot pepper flakes. Doesn't seem like enough liquid but it's enough. Put it on high for 2-3 hours, or low for 4-5. Shred the meat and eat it on noodles, rice, etc. Nice with a side salad or some edamame.2
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Rump roast with potatoes, carrots and onion (or any veggie you want). Add 1 packet of dried: ranch, italian and brown gravy and about 3 cups of water (makes a great broth). Leftover meat would be good with rice, or as a sandwich.0
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It seems odd to request a rice complementary recipe on a low carb thread. Rice is about as high in carbs as wheat, so it's not effective for weight loss, but here it goes: 1 lb of chuck cut for beef stew, 2 cups water, 2 tbsp virgin olive oil, and 4 tbsp A. If on low salt diet, skip A1 use 3/4 small can Hunts tomato sauce instead. To either, add, a teaspoon of rosemary, 1/2 tsp each sage, pink sea salt, garlic, onion flakes or 1 small chopped onion. I also dd black pepper to taste if not A1, and after it's done. To this mix, add veggies desired. Mine always has 2 chopped celery stalks in half inch pieces, a half cup of sliced mushrooms. Set all on low-medium setting and cook 6 hrs.0
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It seems odd to request a rice complementary recipe on a low carb thread. Rice is about as high in carbs as wheat, so it's not effective for weight loss, but here it goes: 1 lb of chuck cut for beef stew, 2 cups water, 2 tbsp virgin olive oil, and 4 tbsp A. If on low salt diet, skip A1 use 3/4 small can Hunts tomato sauce instead. To either, add, a teaspoon of rosemary, 1/2 tsp each sage, pink sea salt, garlic, onion flakes or 1 small chopped onion. I also dd black pepper to taste if not A1, and after it's done. To this mix, add veggies desired. Mine always has 2 chopped celery stalks in half inch pieces, a half cup of sliced mushrooms. Set all on low-medium setting and cook 6 hrs.
Why is this a low carb thread? OP specifically asked for recipes that would go well with rice...?!
I like to put some chicken breasts in mine (but you could use thighs if you wanted and shred off the bone), then throw in some BBQ sauce, garlic, chillis to taste and some apple cider vinegar and leave all day. Mmmmn, pulled pork. Goes great in sandwices, on rice, or just dive on into the pot with a fork!
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It seems odd to request a rice complementary recipe on a low carb thread. Rice is about as high in carbs as wheat, so it's not effective for weight loss, but here it goes: 1 lb of chuck cut for beef stew, 2 cups water, 2 tbsp virgin olive oil, and 4 tbsp A. If on low salt diet, skip A1 use 3/4 small can Hunts tomato sauce instead. To either, add, a teaspoon of rosemary, 1/2 tsp each sage, pink sea salt, garlic, onion flakes or 1 small chopped onion. I also dd black pepper to taste if not A1, and after it's done. To this mix, add veggies desired. Mine always has 2 chopped celery stalks in half inch pieces, a half cup of sliced mushrooms. Set all on low-medium setting and cook 6 hrs.
Why is this a low carb thread? OP specifically asked for recipes that would go well with rice...?!
I like to put some chicken breasts in mine (but you could use thighs if you wanted and shred off the bone), then throw in some BBQ sauce, garlic, chillis to taste and some apple cider vinegar and leave all day. Mmmmn, pulled pork. Goes great in sandwices, on rice, or just dive on into the pot with a fork!
I love pulled pork! Always brings back fun memories of my dad doing a whole roast with just basic seasoning. We'd use it for everything!! I love it.
@Libmatos I am definitely not a low-carb person haha. Rice is one of those staple things that I am never without in my kitchen. Your stew idea sounds good! I'm going to try that as weather starts to turn.
There are so many good recipes here that everyone has suggested; I have ideas for months! I really appreciate ate everyone taking the time to share some of their favorites with me! I recently moved for school and it's my first time living completely alone (no roommates! it's the best!), so I'm having a lot of fun finding recipes and improving my mediocre-at-best cooking skills. Exploring fun things to do with the various kitchen implements I've acquired over my life so far
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So many good ideas and just in time for autumn!!!0
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If you're ever in the mood for a comfort bean soup recipe, this one was my grandpa's.
GRANDPA RV’S GREAT NORTHERN BEAN SOUP
Ingredients:
• 1 pound Great Northern beans
• 1 large diced onion
• 2 sliced celery stalks
• 3 sliced carrots
• 2 bay leaves
• 1 small ham, diced
• Salt & Pepper to taste (when serving)
Soak the Great Northern beans overnight, rinse them, then put in a 4-qt slow cooker.
Add the remaining ingredients. Heat water in a tea kettle on the stove and pour it over everything, filling to the top of the cooker.
Set it on low for about 9 hours. Remove the bay leaves and ham bone and add salt & pepper to taste.
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