I've made three recipes from it so far, but I only took pictures of this one meal: Greek Ribs and Roasted Broccolette with Garlic.
I also made the Dry Rub Ribs (closest recipe I could find, add a tsp of cinnamon) and Crockpot Creamy Red Potatoes. Delicious. I made the potatoes ahead of time then heated up them up when it was time to eat. Both were delicious again.
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This was my twelfth read for Foodies Read 2 Challenge.
I own both of Stephanie O'Dea's slow cooker cookbooks and use them often. Will add these to my list of recipes to try - thanks!
ReplyDeleteI'm kicking myself a little bit for not having a slow cooker. I can see that I'll 'need' one very shortly. Such great looking meals!
ReplyDeleteLove the idea of this. Will be putting a slow cooker on to my Xmas wish list. Have a lovely weekend.
ReplyDeleteI don't own any of O'Dea's book. Looks like I'm going to have remedy that. It's definitely crock pot season.
ReplyDeleteLooks so simple and oh so yummy, too. Everyone loves their crock-pots. For some reason, I don't have much interest in getting one. I don't know why.
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