Save time, money, and energy by using your slow cooker. I have always loved the idea of the slow cooker. Put the ingredients in early in the morning and serve it up at dinner time. It’s easy and doesn’t heat up the kitchen. But most of the slow cooker recipes I have found include ingredients I see as junk food. I’m talking about cream of mushroom soup, processed cheese, and commercial seasoning mixes. I have spent the last two years developing and tweaking 31 slow-cooker recipes that can be made from all natural foods, whole grains, and require a minimum of prep time. For the most part you won’t have to precook pasta or pre-soak dry beans and the results will still be fabulous.
Here’s a list of the recipes included in the e-book:
Lazy Day Lasagna, Chalupa, Spinach Chicken Alfredo, Teriyaki Pork Chops and Brown Rice, Speedy Spaghetti, Pigs in a Blanket, Marvelous Meatballs, Melt in your mouth beef sandwiches, Chock full of veggies meatloaf, Creamy chicken and rice, Beef Topped Bean Enchiladas, Beef and Barley Stew, Pulled Pork Sandwiches, Twice Baked Potatoes, Savory Baked Chicken, Rojo De Pollo Enchiladas, Cheesy Ham and Potato Bake, Beef Pot Pie, Easy Oil Pie Crust, Frittata, Beef and Bean Chili, Sunday Afternoon Pot Roast, Hearty Burritos, Smoked Sausage Beans and Rice, Beef Stroganoff, Lemon Chicken Sandwiches, Tuna Casserole, Shepherds Pie, Upside Down Quiche, Stuffed Peppers, Baked BBQ chicken, and Southwest Lasagna.
You will also get a list of slow cooker tips to help you make the most of natural cooking in the slow cooker. And most recipes feature a full color photo with serving ideas.
In addition, I carefully placed the order of the recipes in the book, so that if you cook them in order, you can use leftovers from one night to make the next night’s meal go faster. For example, leftover chicken from Savory Baked Chicken is used to make Rojo De Pollo Enchiladas the next night. And chicken broth from Lemon Chicken Sandwiches is used to make Tuna Casserole the next night.
If you choose to, you can follow the recipes in the e-book in order and have your entire month’s menu in the crock-pot! The best part is, the book is only $3.00, will be instantly emailed to you, and your purchase helps keep the Grocery Shrink going.
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Here are some photos to tempt you :).
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Angela, this looks wonderful! And at a fabulous price, too. Thanks!
I have been looking for some tasty slow cooker dishes that weren’t all heavy meals. I am very hopeful about these, thanks!
Our home is currently wheat, egg, peanut, milk, white potato, corn and apple free. I am interested in your book but wonder if there are recipes that I could use. At this point with two toddlers I need things I do not have to adapt. Thanks for letting me know.
Julie,
ASll but 2 of the recipes are egg free, but those that don’t contain eggs or milk, might contain wheat. 3 recipes have potatoes, none with apples. Corn is optional. This probably isn’t the recipe book for you if you don’t want to adjust ingredients for allergies. I have a gluten free, dairy free book on my must write list, but to be honest most of my books are 2 years to complete. I’m really trying to step up my pace.
Hi Angela,
Just found your amazing story through Nester. I’m intrigued. We have been paying down our debt and found food a challenge. Then I was diagnosed with Celiac Disease (can’t eat gluten) and our food bill once again sky rocketed! Slowly (it’s only been 3 months) I’ve learned to make things from scratch using special flours and eating raw, but it is hard on the wallet. I eagerly look forward to your gluten free,dairy free book. My mom is a fabulous baker and she has learned to bake gluten free like a professional! Let me know if you want a couple of her dessert recipes.
Well, I just wanted to say Hi and encourage you. Wonderful things you are doing. Thank you for keeping this blog to encourage others!
Wendi