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Moist Roast Beef In The Crockpot

Moist Roast Beef In The Crockpot

By Wardeh on April 17, 2009

The crockpot is not only conveniently hands-off, but it yields the most moist roast beef (not just chicken). It works every time. Crockpot-roasting is especially good for grass-fed beef and yields very tender, moist meat.

Posted in Main Dishes, Main Dishes (Gluten-Free), Recipes, Techniques and Tutorials | Tagged crockpot, grass-fed beef, roast beef | 8 Responses

Cooking Whole Chickens in a Crockpot

By Wardeh on March 31, 2007

You’re going to think I’m horribly simple and boring when I tell you what I do to cook chickens. This is definitely not gourmet. This method is so simple and handy — it requires almost no effort but yields tender, juicy, fall-off-the-bone chicken for sandwiches, soups, casseroles, and skillet dishes. It results in a good [...]

Posted in Main Dishes, Main Dishes (Gluten-Free), Recipes, Techniques and Tutorials | Tagged chicken, crockpot, dinner, lunches, main dishes, technique | 22 Responses

Cooking Dry Beans

By Wardeh on May 12, 2006

Updated 3-11-08
I cook dry beans three different ways. The method I choose depends on how well I’ve planned ahead.
Generally, 1 cup of dry beans will yield 2-1/2 to 3-1/2 cups of cooked beans. So you will want to start with the amount of dry beans that will yield the cooked amount you desire. For instance, [...]

Posted in Articles, Beans, Grains and Vegetables, Beans, Grains and Vegetables (Gluten-Free), Recipes, Techniques and Tutorials | Tagged beans, cooking dry beans, crockpot, dry beans, soaking, techniques | 62 Responses

Middle Eastern Lamb Ragout

By Wardeh on January 19, 2006

My friend shared this recipe with me last weekend after we ate it at her house. She made it with venison and it was delicious! The recipe calls for lamb, which I don’t have, so I am using grass-fed beef stew meat. The sauce is fantastic over brown rice.
I have assembled it in the crockpot [...]

Posted in Main Dishes, Main Dishes (Gluten-Free), Middle Eastern Foods, Middle Eastern Foods (Gluten-Free), Recipes, Soups and Stews, Soups and Stews (Gluten-Free) | Tagged crockpot, dinner, ethnic foods, lamb, lunches, main dishes, Middle Eastern foods, ragout, soup, stew | 2 Responses

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