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Thanks so much for the tips. I look forward to checking them out.

@MyDigitalpoint thanks for the recipe. It looks good.

Welcome to the forum. So glad to see you here!

Slow-Cooked Orange Chicken Crockpot Recipe I will be trying this tomorrow for supper. 1 broiler-fryer chicken (3lbs) cut up and skin removed 3 cups orange juice 1 cup chopped celery 1 cup chopped green pepper 1 can (4 oz) mushroom stems and pieces, drained 4 tsp dried minced onion 1 Tbsp...

Yes they keep me so busy. I have my hands full. How old is your kiddo?

I do so enjoy cooking in a crock pot. It is so simple to just add the ingredients and let it go. However, my husband is very picky and likes to complain if I use my crock pot too much. He will always comment that the meal does not taste good to him. Its too wet or too dry to too greasy. He...

Prayers for you and your daughter. I hope you have some answers soon.

The older three are all grown and gone. They live elsewhere and I don't get to cook for them as often as I use to. I would still love to have a 7 qt. crock pot though!

Nope I have never had a Rueben before. Shock and horror. I will have to get some corned beef at the deli and try this.

I made vegetable beef soup yesterday and it was awesome. I made enough for left overs today. Enjoy yours.

I have never thought about this. Neat idea. I can see how the sauerkraut would have to be really dry in order not to get it too watery. Now do you have a recipe for corned beef to share? I have never had corned beef before (shock and horror). Would love a recipe though.

This sounds very good. I could also see substituting chicken or pork as well in place of the beef. Serve it over rice or make subs out of the dish too. Thanks for the recipe. I will save this and try it.

If my Mama could cook the turkey in a crock pot she would. She did buy a big roaster (some electrical gadget) that she cooked the turkey in last year. It was a change of pace from using the stove and the turkey tasted great. We are much like @MindyT and we put the side dishes in the crockpots...

LOL yes I am afraid I suffer from this disease. I would have a hard time cooking that bread completely without checking on it. I guess I have come up with a new name. We can be Team Lid Lifter. LOL

LOL yes if you look at www.crockpot.com they have the big 7qt. crockpots. I would love to buy one!

This sounds like a great recipe. I have yet to bake bread in my crock pot so I think I will have to start with this one! Thank you for sharing. Not lifting the lid will be hard for me. I am a lid lifter at heart!

I tried making meatloaf in mine and I did not mind the meatloaf but hubby (who is very picky) said that it turned out too greasy in the crock pot. For some reason he has an aversion to crock pot cooking. I want to try baked potatoes and also corn on the cob in mine as soon as I get a chance.

Yes it would also work perfectly for warm dips as well as snack foods or appetizers that need to be kept warm. I think it is a great entertainment piece or investment for the home. What I want is one of those large 7 quart crock pots for my kitchen!

Thanks for sharing. This recipe sounds really good!

For some reason I am not too keen on celery in soups or stews. I normally like my celery fresh and not cooked. It just does not taste right to me cooked. Give the tomatoes a try.