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Re: Living in fifth wheel for 7 months now
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Wed Dec 14, 2011 1:36 amby Bethers
Welcome, glad to have you with us.
We have a gtg happening in TX the first week of March. Check the get together room and see if you might be able to join us
Also, check the recipe room - LOTS of crockpot recipes have been posted. And there are lots of things that can be converted into crockpot recipes, also.
Re: Living in fifth wheel for 7 months now
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Wed Dec 14, 2011 9:31 amby BirdbyBird
Welcome aboard....but you will get no cooking tips from me.
Hope that you are able to enjoy having wheels under your home once in awhile! But employment is good, too!
Re: Living in fifth wheel for 7 months now
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Wed Dec 14, 2011 10:02 amby cpatinjones
Hi and welcome to womenrv!
Re: Living in fifth wheel for 7 months now
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Wed Dec 14, 2011 12:38 pmby VickieP
Welcome! Hmmm, Breaux...I see a Louisiana connection somewhere in there.
Re: Living in fifth wheel for 7 months now
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Thu Dec 15, 2011 12:47 amby linann
Hi and welcome. My two favorite crock pot recipes are easy easy easy.
Chop some celery and carrots and place in the crock pot. Put a couple of boneless chicken breasts on top and pour some dry white wine over the top. Cook on slow temp.
Brown a roast in the skillet, then place in your crock pot. Pour 1/2 small bottle Italian salad dressing over the roast and cook on low.
Cannot remember the cooking time on either, but it was at least 4-5 hours. In both recipes, the meat turns out very tender and moist.
Re: Living in fifth wheel for 7 months now
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Thu Dec 15, 2011 12:10 pmby Birdie
Hey Texan welcome. What area are you located at here in this great little state? I am north of San Antonio at Potter's Creek, a COE campground. Spent time this summer/fall at Victoria, Seadrift, Aransas(s), Corpus Chisti and places!
Crockpot meals area nice. I do my chilli in the pot after I brown the meat. Same for anything that I mix veggies with - brown/sear the meat and the pop in the crock pot. Soups and stews also go into the pot.
Glad to have you on board.
Re: Living in fifth wheel for 7 months now
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Fri Dec 16, 2011 9:42 amby Travelinana
Welcome to WRC. I can't offer much on the crockpot recipes, just know that the ones mentioned sound really good. I buy wine more for cooking than drinking. I usually sip while cooking when the bottle is fresh opened. After that it is cooking wine I'm in Arkansas, hope to meet you somewhere out there.
Re: Living in fifth wheel for 7 months now
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Fri Dec 16, 2011 8:17 pmby longdog2
Travelinana
Where are you in N Central Arkansas? My brother lives in Mammoth Spring.
Re: Living in fifth wheel for 7 months now
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Tue Dec 27, 2011 10:36 amby Nasoosie
Hi there, and Welcome to the forum! Anything you can cook fast on a stove top you can cook slowly in a crock pit, is my motto! I just bought me a new huge crock pot to do stews in for get togethers. I hope to try it out this upcoming month for our FL GTG! Always brown any meat first, unless you want stuff that looks uncooked even though it is cooked!
Re: Living in fifth wheel for 7 months now
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Tue Dec 27, 2011 8:12 pmby JoanE
I am cooking a Thai Chicken Thighs recipe right now in my crock pot. Includes chicken thighs, salsa, lime juice, fresh ginger, peanut butter and soy sauce.
Re: Living in fifth wheel for 7 months now
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Wed Dec 28, 2011 12:17 amby avalen
Welcome
I lived in my fifthwheel for 4 years, loved it and I miss it but the economy forced me to put it in storage and move in with relatives.
But its not so bad, I'll have the car and rv paid off in no time at all.
My very favorite and easiest crockpot recipe......pour a half jar of spaghetti sauce in crockpot, drop in a few pieces of frozen
chicken, add the rest of the sauce and let it cook.
thats my version of chicken catchatorri