Crockpot Recipes

Used $150 gift cards at The Butcher’s Market in Cary today while in town. Purchased three fillets, two Delmonico ribeyes, one strip and a Tri tip. Need recipes for the tri tip. I think the last time I grilled a tri tip, 5 yrs ago, it might have been the flats, not this size. I’m open to any and all cooking ideas grilled, smoker, oven, crockpot, etc

Hey Tina! Your quiche sounds amazing. I’m all about those easy crockpot recipes—shredded beef sandwiches are a win every time. And AJ and the Queen is such a fun watch!

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@annellie, Well… I am proficient in crockpot!! Yes, my husband is Irish and Scottish but my MIL was racist against the Irish so they never celebrated that sides traditions. I’m definitely going to look up recipes next year when baby is older and less trying to eat my hand while I cook.

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I’m 16 years old and don’t know how to cook(ik it’s bad) my parents are leaving me home alone for 4 days to go vegas and i need some easy foods to cook(not oven pizzas or chicken bites etc) like actual nutritious food to cook can some please put easy recipes and ingredients with instructions for me would be much appreciated🙏 Ps i have to go to school breakfast will not be added and neither will lunch i eat them both at school this post is only for dinners.Also i will be food shopping tommorow hence why i asked for ingredients.(thanks everyone for the support). They leave in 2 days fyi so no ordering hello fresh. No Crockpot No slow cooker. Only oven stove microwave and Airfryer. UPDATE: I just made steak and eggs i used the same pan that o used for my steak to cook the eggs for extra flavour and used butter for my steak and it tasted amazing thanks everyone for the support ima prolly j keep it up with the steaks i bought some grass fed ground beef that im going to try to cook on the weekend too ill update on how it goes. submitted by /u/Cute-Literature-4462 to r/Cooking [link] [comments]

Hi y'all! I was wondering if y'all had any SUPER budget friendly crockpot recipes that were just simple dump and go. I don't have a stove or oven right now but I have a crockpot and an airfryer. I also can not afford to buy any new appliances and I have a pretty tight grocery budget. Any help is appreciated, thanks!! submitted by /u/ratsib to r/crockpot [link] [comments]

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A friend of mine recently got a crockpot (so excited for them) and asked me for some recipes. I have tons to recommend to them, but the issue is that they are all soup or stew recipes, and my friend is not a fan of soup or stew in any capacity. So, what are the best non-soup/stew crockpot recipes y'all have tried? submitted by /u/LopsidedYesterday829 to r/crockpot [link] [comments]

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As the title suggests, I am looking for summer crockpot recipes that aren’t soup or just bowls of mush. submitted by /u/PinkLeFants to r/slowcooking [link] [comments]

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Anyone have any blow your mind slow cooker recipes they want to share? submitted by /u/MissKristen-13 to r/slowcooking [link] [comments]

Mine is Mossissippi Pot Roast. I know that's lame, that's why I'm asking. submitted by /u/Fishboy9123 to r/Cooking [link] [comments]

Gone are the days of having to google a recipe only to be taken to a website and forced to scroll through someones life story and 19 ads just to see the ingredient list. Now, just type what you want to make. Get recipe. Cook. Eat. Done. The chili was amazing. Easily the best I've ever made. submitted by /u/TheGloomRot to r/ChatGPT [link] [comments]

I am NOT OP. Original post by u/wine_n_mrbean in r/slowcooking I asked OOP for her permission to post this. These posts include pictures so be sure to click on the links to see them! ________________________________________________ ORIGINAL POST- Feb 27, 2023 - I'm worried about this. Details in comments. The post is a picture of a pot roast and potatoes in a slow cooker. OOP provides more details in the comments: My husband decided he wanted to do a pot roast “his way” in the crockpot. He put a whole unseasoned roast with who knows how many potatoes and filled it with water. Put it on high. And says it needs 24 HOURS. It is not seasoned or seared or anything. Just potatoes, water, and meat. What am I going to come home to from work tomorrow? Edit 1 (post is 1 hr old, pot roast on hour 3): I’ve just received breaking news from my husband. There is one single OXO beef cube in the water. This is an 8L crock pot. Lord have mercy on that one little bullion cube. The pot has a layer of white foam on top. RELEVANT COMMENTS OOP notes they are an American living in the UK, hence the Pop-Tarts in the background ---what is his reasoning? This is the way he’s always made it and it’s his favorite. ---you know what, then? Ok. As long as your enjoyment isn't mandatory and he won't be offended if you fix yourself something you like, then he should be allowed [t]o make a roast the (absolutely bizarre) way he likes every now and then He will want me to try it. But he will not insist I eat a full meal or anything. The last time I made chili (to bring to a dinner party), I asked him to taste it and he said it was vile (too spicy)…. But he still tried it. So I will do the same. I will try it. ---What a waste of perfectly good meat. Does he not understand seasoning or does he genuinely like bland food? I’ve gone into it more in depth on other replies. But he believes that excess seasoning isn’t necessary and the “flavor of the meat” should stand alone. ---Maybe your husband is trying to convince you that he should never be the one to cook again. By the looks of it, he's making a compelling argument for it. He has cooked for me before! Usually it’s kinda bland but still edible. This one is next level. ---No, you can't! If you fix this in any slightest way and put a positive spin on this train wreck, he's going to break his arm patting his own back, and HE'LL WANT TO COOK IT AGAIN!! It must be a disaster the first time around, for the greater good of all mankind. I will not be altering his recipe in any way ________________________________________________ FIRST UPDATE POST- Feb 28 2023 - Update on my husband's 24hr pot roast (note that it has been removed by the moderators but can still be accessed in OOP's profile) The post is a picture of the pot roast and potatoes, taken by OOP the next morning. OOP comments: This photo was taken at 8am. Pot roast was 14 hours old. RELEVANT COMMENTS ---Why isn’t it simmering? There’s no bubbles that it’s even on. Husband made the executive decision (after 7-ish hours) to turn it down to low. It was simmering at some point. ---And this is why the internet was invented! I’m fully invested in seeing how this turns out now. I’m actually excited to go home and check on this science experiment. I’m a bit worried he may realize the error of his ways and toss it before I get home from work. ---Where did the potatoes go? I think they’re in heaven now. But I assume they’re at the bottom. I didn’t stir it up. ________________________________________________ FINAL UPDATE - Feb 28 2023 (about 8 hours later) - I survived my husband’s 24 hr pot roast. AMA. The post is a picture of the final product. This is the 24 hr mark. Carrots were added by him aprox 4 hours ago). Not boiling as lid was off for a few min. OOP comments: It’s now been 24 hours. Here are the results: Husband: has proclaimed this pot roast to be delicious. He has come back for seconds. Me: I ate a bite of all of it. The meat tastes obviously very bland and is stringy and hard to chew. The potatoes are vile and I couldn’t swallow the bite I took. The carrots were just carrot flavored mush. 0/10 do not recommend. Additional info: apparently the “24 hr” is how long it takes to cook. This is going to be sitting on ‘warm’ until it’s all gone. I will not be consuming any more of it. It’s only going to get worse. RELEVANT COMMENTS ---Nooooo this is the worst news and not what I expected. Is he being stubborn rather than letting you be right?? lol No he’s not usually like that. LOL The fact he went back for seconds means he’s being sincere. If he doesn’t like something, he’ll eat it anyway, but won’t go back for more. ---What was his reaction when you ate little to none of it? Do you explain that you disliked it? I just said I’m sorry, but I just didn’t like it. He said ok and asked if I wanted him to make me something else. He is a very kind man. ---Please share the recipe! Meat, potatoes (peeled and cut into chunks), one beef bullion cube, water. Put meat and potatoes in slow cooker. Fill to max with water. Drop in the bullion. Put the lid on. Turn crock pot on high. Walk away and ask the food gods forgiveness ________________________________________________ Reminder - I am not the original poster. submitted by /u/emcrossley to r/BestofRedditorUpdates [link] [comments]

Heyo! I need super simple dump n' forget recipes. I'm pregnant, on bed rest, and I can't really cook right now. My SO handles the cooking currently and we want to plan out meals better- if he can meal prep the night before and I can shuffle into the kitchen and dump the prep into the crockpot and turn it on, it would make our life so much easier. Any suggestions? Favorite recipes for this? Edit: Thank you all so much for the suggestions, recipes, and well wishes!!!! We're definitely adding so many of these to our rotation and I'm so excited to try new things! Old ones, too- thank you to everyone that reminded me of the meatballs made with jelly and bbq! I used to devour those at family events and I definitely can't wait to chow down on those again 🤤 submitted by /u/SheikahBun to r/slowcooking [link] [comments]

I love roast because all I have to do is cut up the potatoes and toss everything in the pot, but if I make roast everyday, my mom will surely get sick of it. what are some other, preferably healthy, dishes where the crockpot does all/most of the work that you just can't get enough of? submitted by /u/Dandewion to r/slowcooking [link] [comments]

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