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One of my pet meat daughter is a breast. She wanted breasts since I was a toddler. When I was small, my mother used to make breast in the oven, toss a small of this and a small of that in the pot. While my daughter loved the end result was nearly impossible for me to reproduce the recipe.
Today when I skirt I nearly permanently use my slow cooker. A brisket is a cut of meat that you need to cook for several hours anyway, why not cook in the crockpot that wait moist and absorb all the flavors I add?
One is to make sauces, ketchup, sauce and mix Worchestshire onion soup. I mix all together and then instead of adding water, add either Coca-Cola or 7-Up, based on what I have in the house. Add cooking adds a small flavor sweet tomato sauce mixture. I place meat on the bottom, then add the sauce on top. Then I slow cooker to low and cook until eight hours.
Another recipe I like blueberry is a skirt. This recipe requires a small preparation work before you can place the ingredients in the crockpot. Fry two onions chopped two stalks chopped celery, two carrots and four cloves of chopped garlic. Once soft, add a can of burgundy sauce from whole berries. Stir and remove from heat. Depending on the size of my chest, I sometimes wish brown chest before putting it in the crockpot. If the trunk is small, in this area 3 pounds or less, I'll skip blackening. Place the breast in the crock pot, add sauce and place over low heat for up to eight hours.
Both recipes are fantastic when I work a full day. I plug in the crock pot before leaving and the meat is tender and ready when I come home from work. We serve the breast with rice or or potatoes and vegetables warm. This makes a fantastic meal that is simple to prepare.
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I want to convert a large pot in a pot?
I have a large steel pot and I place in my room and place some plants in it. The room a western exposure. Am I obligated to make a hole in the bottom? I want a wide variety of plants. Comments? This is a jar of decent quality, but I'm never going to use for cooking. It would be a clean paain
Depending on the quality of the pot, you may not want to be hurt by drilling holes in it. The alternative option to buy a clay pot with a slightly smaller pot diameter steel plants and while the clay pot in the pot of steel. The pot can double as a drip "Pan" in the clay pot that must have two ways. As for plants to place in, houseplant Shopping to see what you want. There is such variety, you can even choose colors. With the light from the west, has an incredible number of choices.
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