Crock Pot Slow Cooker Recipes

By Publications International

Book Overview

Welcome to the most complete collection of Crock-Pot slow cooker recipes you could ever need Home cooks everywhere love the convenience and versatility of slow cooking, and Slow Cooker Recipes delivers hundreds of ways to make all your favorite dishes. Inside you'll find great recipes for chilies, soups, and stews; for savory main dishes packed with hearty goodness; for appetizers and party foods that are sure to wow friends and family; and for much more. We offer calorie-conscious choices, simple sides and one-dish dinners, and even easy-to-make desserts. More than 400 taste-tempting photographs.

• Format: Hardcover
• Language: English
• ISBN: 1450864929
• ISBN13: 9781450864923
• Release Date: March 2012
• Publisher: Publications International, Ltd.
• Length: 512 Pages
• Weight: 4.05 lbs.
• Dimensions: 2.3" x 9.8" x 10.2"

Customer Reviews

gift

bought this as a gift for someone who only cooks in crock pots and she seems to like it.

Crockpot Fun

A fun Crockpot cookbook that looks like a crockpot. Has some goodrecipes to start from - go ahead and have some fun too - I like to use all these recipes as a suggestion and see what else is in the kitchen! These are great too: 50 Liners only $14.99! OVEN SAFE FOOD SAFE Disposable Liners for All Crock Pot Style Slow Cookers

Tasty slow cooker meals worth trying!

If you are looking for tasty meals to share with your family that are quick & easy to make you'll like this cookbook. Every page has color photos with the recipe. This hardcover book lays flat so it's easy to use while cooking. It's set up for quick to make meals (similiar to Sandra's semi-homemade cooking show on Food Network) with easy to find ingredients. Contents include 8 categories: Soups & Chilis Savory Chicken Tasty Turkey Beef Dishes Perfect Pork Meatless Meals Delicious Desserts Hot Drinks This cookbook will make a great edition to your collection! Enjoy!

Yum

I haven't tried any of the recipes yet, but I generally have a good eye for "deliciousness"---and these recipes look very good. In addition, most members of my family are vegetarians and as I reviewed the book, I thought of easy substitutions or deletions--for example the Corn Chowder---I could make it without the bacon, and sprinke dried,jarred bacon on before serving to my son. The hot cocoa recipe looks luscious and I am reminded of the best cocoa I ever had which was slowly heated for about 2 hrs on the stove top---the crockpot would make that much easier. Who ever thought peach cobbler, our favorite dessert, could be made in a crockpot?