Latest Video Beef and Bourbon Stew (Slow Cooker Casserole)

Posted by Chris | Slow Cookers | Monday 6 September 2010 5:57 pm


PLEASE SUBSCRIBE! au.youtube.com FOLLOW ME! www.twitter.com BECOME A FAN ON FACEBOOK! www.facebook.com Beef and Bourbon Stew (Slow Cooked Casserole) is the perfect thing to warm you up and fill you up during the winter months, but can be enjoyed anytime of year! Serve with Rice or Potatoes. This recipe is for a Crock Pot / Slow Cooker. =================RECIPE FACT SHEET ================= INGREDIENTS IN THIS DISH: 1kg Casserole Beef (Cubed) 3 Carrots 1 Onion 1 Cup of Sliced Mushrooms 1 Tin of Diced Tomatoes 1 Tin of Tomato Soup 1/4 Cup of Bourbon Salt and Pepper Italian Herb Mix Minced Garlic 1 Litre of Beef Stock Plain Flour Preparation Time: 10 - 15 minutes Cooking Time: 3-4 Hours (on Low) or 2-3 Hours (on High) ALL MEASUREMENTS GIVEN ARE AUSTRALIAN STANDARD METRIC (Look up Google for a converstion chart if using Imperial) Music by Kevin McLeod (Used with Permission) incompetech.com

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How long should I cook a corned beef brisket in a crock pot? Suggestions?

Posted by Chris | Slow Cookers | Sunday 22 August 2010 5:44 pm
Crock Pot Brisket
by shannonpatrick17

Question by Benjamin L: How long should I cook a corned beef brisket in a crock pot? Suggestions?
I am making corned beef & cabbage tonight and I was wondering how long should I cook it in a crock pot? Sounds silly, but I need to know. :)
Should it be cooked on a low heat, high heat?

Best answer:

Answer by non_apologetic_american
All day on low.

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How to Make Corned Beef and Cabbage St Patricks Day Recipe with MagiesPlace

Posted by Chris | Slow Cookers | Sunday 15 August 2010 11:53 pm


Get the Recipe magiesplace.info View more Recipes on my Channel www.getcookingatmagiesplace.com Corned Beef and Cabbage dinner for St. Patrick's Paddy's Day or any time of the year. Easy to make the corned beef in the crock pot or stove top. This delightful dish was more likely served to kings than to the peasants and was served originally during the Easter feast. A bacon joint or a piece of salted pork boiled with cabbage and potatoes would more likely have shown up for an Easter Sunday feast in the rural parts of Ireland. Since refrigeration, the trend in Ireland is to eat fresh meats. Today this dish is more popular in the United States than in Ireland. Irish-Americans and lots of other people eat it on St. Patrick's Day, as a reminder of their Irish heritage. In 1925, "corned beef and cabbage" was voted to be the favorite dish of New York City. Visit http for hundreds of family recipes. Get Free Ebay Item Advertising at www.magiesplace.info
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shannonblogs.com In between shifts at work, and within 20 minutes, I put together 3 recipes for several meals: Mrs. Ringles Roast, Beef Chili, and Stock for Vegetable Beef Barley Soup. Mrs. Ringles Roast 1 lb beef (brisket is best but any cut is fine) 1/2 c mustard 1 package Lipton Onion Soup (I put together my own since Lipton has MSG in it) Place beef in crock pot fat side up (if there IS fat). Speak mustard on top of roast. Sprinkle dry soup mix on top. Slow cook on high for 4-5 hours. Serve with rice, noodles or for a low carb option serve with salad. Leftovers are great for sandwiches and unwiches (lettuce as bread) Beef Chili 1 TBSP olive oil 1/2 lb beef cut into 1" chunks 1 white onion, chopped 1 garlic glove or 1 TBS garlic powder 1 bunch cilantro, chopped 1 tsp onion salt 1/2 tsp cumin 1/2 tsp chili powder 1/4 tsp cayenne 1/2 tsp tumeric 1 16oz can fire roasted tomatoes 1 6oz can chopped green chiles 1 8 oz can red kidney beans Heat olive oil in large dutch oven or soup pot. Saute onions til soft. Add beef and cook til it just gets color. Add cilantro and remaining spices. Stir. Add remaining ingredient and bring to boil, then reduce heat to simmer. (Optional: can add 1 c. chopped zuccini after cooking the beef). Cook for 10 minutes. Serve topped with grated cheddar/jack cheese, a dollop of sour cream and some chunks of fresh avocado. Vegetable Beef Barley Soup Place 1/2 lb beef in crock pot filled half way with water. Simmer on low overnight. In the morning, add ...

What’s for Dinner? Corned Beef & Cabbage

Posted by Chris | Slow Cookers | Sunday 15 August 2010 5:41 pm


Greetings! It has been 2 weeks since I showed you how to start your brine and prepare your brisket for your own homemade corned beef. Today I will show you how to cook and serve this wonderful dish. Here is what you will need to complete this recipe: 1 corned beef brisket 1 bunch of celery chunked 2 cups carrots chunked 2 onions quartered 2-3 cups water 1 head of cabbage (for 4 servings) quartered 6 red potatoes quartered I cooked my brisket in my Nesco roaster oven (my preferred method), but you could easily cook this in a larger crock pot or in a roasting pan covered with aluminum foil. Place the celery, carrots and onion in the bottom of the pan. Place the brisket atop the vegetables. Pour in the water and set to cook at 300 degrees for 4 to 5 hours or until the meat is tender, but not disintegrated. After all, you do want to slice it and not have to eat it like mush right? When the meat is cooked, remove from slow cooker to another dish and allow to rest, covered for about 30 minutes. In the mean time place the cabbage and potatoes back in the roaster oven or roasting pan. I turned mine up to 400 degrees and let the cabbage and potatoes cook for about a half hour while I was in the shower. Slice your brisket on the bias so that you will have nice tender slices of meat. The fat cap can easily be removed and actually comes off with little effort. Serve with the veggies and enjoy a real St. Patrick's Day meal any time the craving strikes. You can freeze your sliced ...
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Cooking Beef With the Crock Pot

Posted by Chris | Slow Cookers | Tuesday 10 August 2010 6:27 am
Crock Pot Recipes
by hummingcrow

Cooking Beef With the Crock Pot

When you think of having beef for dinner you probably see the little white smiling glove signaling another night with everyone's quick fix dinner routine, or you see the golden arches everywhere before your eyes. If you're a little more adventurous you might cook a steak or two every few months but anything outside of ground beef is usually beyond your reach, your style and the abilities of your cookbook and microwave to make happen without causing a huge disaster or creating a meal that no one wants to eat.

In reality, in doesn't have to be this way. If you're willing to venture out into the realm of something even easier than hamburgers and other ground beef entrees, there is a way to make a beef meal that seems less like it took five minutes and more like it came from a restaurant. Not ready to spend two hours over the stove or oven every night? Like I said, this method is actually easier than microwave meals.

Using a slow cooker, or crock pot, to make your dinners will not only open doors for you with the types of foods you're able to cook but there are literally hundreds of beef crock pot recipes that require less than 15 minutes to prepare. You're thinking that 15 minutes of prep usually leads to at least one hour spent over the stove. But with slow cookers, you simply prepare the meal in the morning, set the slow cooker and go about your daily business while the machine you left in the back of the cupboard for five years works magic with a different beef slow cooker recipe every time you want to cook beef for dinner.

Slow cookers can take care of all of your beef slow cooker recipes that cover every type of beef, from beef stew to steaks to beef ribs and even beef pot pies and other types of beef recipes you can find in your regular cook books-you can turn any recipe into a crock pot recipe, slow cooker cook books and all over the internet.

As if that's not enough, with beef slow cooker recipes, you will never have to worry about dry, flavorless, tough to chew and tough to cut beef meals. Slow cookers do just that-cook your food slowly, so you don't have to worry about extreme heats depleting the natural juices (or the natural nutritional value) of the foods you cook, especially when it comes to meats.

Additionally, making homemade meals with your slow cooker doesn't just save your taste buds. It also saves your time. You can make enough food from a beef crock pot recipe, especially something like beef stew, for enough leftovers for the next day's lunch. And it certainly doesn't hurt that slow cookers always turn out better leftovers than double-microwave meals.

Remember, if beef is what's for dinner, you don't have to go the ground beef route. You can save time and your taste buds with your slow cooker.

Lisa Paterson is an avid home cook who loves to share her favorite recipes with the rest of us. Find all her best crock pot recipes at www.A-Crock-Cook.com. And be sure to try one of her beef crock pot recipes.

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Basic Slow Cooker Tips and Delectable Roast Beef Recipes

Posted by Chris | Slow Cookers | Sunday 8 August 2010 6:02 am
Pot Roast Slow Cooker
by Cooking With Lon

Basic Slow Cooker Tips and Delectable Roast Beef Recipes

There are things to consider when using a slow cooker or crock pot. There are also various roast beef recipes you can make with your slow cooker.

Slow cookers or crock pots are countertop electrical cooking appliances that maintain a low temperature for several hours. This enables cooking stew or pot roast without the need to check on it from time to time.
Amateur cooks will find it very easy to handle and maintain. All you need to do is to fill it up, and then turn it on. After several hours, dinner can be served. However, when using the slow cooker, there are some things you need to consider. It is best to get one that has a removable liner, making it very easy to clean. If you already have one with a non-removable liner, you can just use a cooking bag; then, use cooking spray on the inner liner.

Make sure you only fill your slow cooker ½ up to 2/3 full. The food will not be cooked properly if filled to the brim. However, if the liquid and food level is a bit lower, it will cook quickly.

You will find that the food along the bottom part of the slow cooker are moister and become cooked faster. This is because they are continuously immersed inside the simmering liquid. Since fats have a tendency to melt and cook easily when heated for a long time, resulting to an unpleasant texture, it is best to trim the excess fat formed and remove the skin from poultry.

During the last 30 minutes of cooking time, you can remove the lid and cook it on high to thicken the juices and add more flavors. It is best to cook on High during the 1st hour of cooking so that the temperature would easily reach 140 degrees, ensuring food safety. When you are almost done with your cooking, you can turn the dial to Low.

Do not place frozen foods inside your slow cooker. It should be defrosted first before cooking it. This way the temperature would easily reach 140 degrees. It also protects the appliance from being damaged.

Use cheaper cuts of meat because this requires about 8 hours of low cooking. Aside from being able to save money, they have less fat, moist and they result to more tender meats.

Ground meat should be cooked inside a skillet prior to cooking it in the slow cooker. If you will be cooking seafood in a slow cooker, this should be added in the last hour of cooking; otherwise, it will become overcooked and it will showcase a rubbery texture. Take note, 1 hour on high setting is actually equal to 2 hours on low setting.

Only use small amounts of Tabasco sauce and cayenne pepper because they become bitter when they are cooked for a long time. It is best to add them during the end of your cooking time.

Make sure you only add tender vegetables such as mushrooms, tomatoes and zucchini on the last 45 mins. of cooking time. This way, you will not overcook them.

Dairy products, on the other hand, must be added only during the last 30 minutes of cooking time.

Prior to storage, take out cooked food from the slow cooker or liner. Since the slow cooker's liner is composed of thick material, cooked food will not be able to cool down quickly so as to prevent the growth of bacteria.

Only stir in spices during the last hour of cooking time. If you cook this for a long time, it will lose its flavor.

Carefully follow the layering instructions. Since vegetables are not cooked as easily as meat, you need to place them in the bottom of your slow cooker.

If you are using low temperature, do not lift the lid when you stir. This is because the heat will escape and extend the cooking time to 30 minutes more. You can check the cooking progress by spinning the cover so that the condensation would fall off, giving you a chance to look inside your slow cooker.

Here are some of the best Roast Beef Recipes you can cook with your slow cooker:

Roast Beef a la Mushroom Soup

Ingredients are 1 can of Cream of Mushroom Soup, small to medium shoulder or chuck of beef roast, 1 can of French Onion Soup, a dash of pepper and ½ can of water (for cleaning the soup can).

Procedure:

Place the first 3 ingredients inside your slow cooker. Mix the ingredients until thoroughly blended. Sprinkle a dash of pepper. Put the settings on Low and allow cooking for the entire night. The next day, remove the meat and prepare your gravy. If your gravy seems too thin, add about 1 to 2 tsp. of cornstarch with ¼ cups of cold water. Set the cooker on high. Stir in the mixture to thicken and serve.

Roast Beef with Gravy

Ingredients are olive oil, 3 to 3 ½ pounds Boneless Rump Roast, 8 garlic slivers, salt and pepper. You will also need a meat thermometer. For the gravy, you will need some beef stock or red wine and corn starch.

Procedure:

One hour prior to cooking remove the roast from the refrigerator at put it in room temperature.

Using a sharp knife, you need to cut about eight small incisions around your roast. You will place one sliver of garlic on each incision. Place one tablespoon of olive oil around your roast and then sprinkle it with salt and pepper. Put your roast on the oven rack with the fatty side up and a drip pan over a rack under the roasting rack. This way, you will not be required to turn the roast.

Brown your roast at 375oF for 30 minutes. Then, put it on 225oF. It would still 2 to 3 hours to cook but if it starts to drip and is already brown externally, use your meat thermometer to check its temperature. After this, pull your roast from the oven once the temperature reaches 135 to 140oF. Place it on an aluminum foil for about 15 minutes and carve to serve.

For the gravy:

Take out the dripping pan from the oven. Place it on the stove top while it is on medium heat. Collect the drippings, add water, beef stock or red wine. This will loosen the drippings off the pan. Then, dissolve one tablespon of cornstarch with water and add this on the drip pan. Stir it quickly as the gravy thickens. You can also add some butter, salt and pepper. Aside from this, you can also add some fresh thyme.

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Betty’s Slow Cooker Hot Roast Beef Sandwich Recipe

Posted by Chris | Slow Cookers | Monday 2 August 2010 8:02 am


In this video, Betty demonstrates how to make a superb Slow Cooker Hot Roast Beef Sandwich. It has slowly cooked top round roast beef made into a sandwich of whole grain toast, with hot mashed potatoes tucked between the two sandwich halves and drenched with flavorful roast beef gravy. Very tasty, hearty, and filling! (Note: This sandwich combination is meant to be eaten with a knife and fork.) Ingredients: (to make 4 to 6 sandwiches) 1 ½ pounds to 2 pounds top round beef roast (I used 1 ½ pounds, which will make about 4 sandwiches.) meat tenderizer or salt, to taste 2 slices whole grain bread, toasted, for each sandwich mashed potatoes (Please see Bettys Homestyle Whipped Potatoes Recipe, if you need help.) roast beef gravy (Please see Bettys Crock Pot Eye of Round Roast with Flavorful Gravy Recipe, if you need help.) Sprinkle 1 ½ to 2 pounds of top round beef roast with meat tenderizer or salt. Use your hands to pat the seasoning into the meat. Place the meat in a slow cooker for about 6 to 8 hours, depending of the size of your roast. If the roast beef appears to be done, you may turn off the slow cooker and let the roast sit in its juices, until you are ready to prepare your sandwiches. About ½ hour before your prepare your sandwiches, start making your whipped potatoes. When ready to make sandwiches, remove the cooked top round roast from the slow cooker and place it on a platter. Slice it into thin (about ¼-inch to 3/8-inch) slices. Use the juices left in the slow ...
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Video – Oven Barbecued Beef Brisket

Posted by Chris | Slow Cookers | Friday 30 July 2010 11:45 am


Bring the flavour of a southern barbecue inside with this slow roasted beef brisket recipe. With little advance preparation, it just does its thing in the oven
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VIDEO Easy Crock Pot Cooking Recipes : Cook Garlic Beef in a Crock Pot

Posted by Chris | Slow Cookers | Thursday 15 July 2010 10:07 pm


Learn how to prepare garlic beef in a crock pot in this free recipe video clip. Expert: Ben Hardy Bio: Ben Hardy has worked in the food service industry for the past 10 years. Ben's cooking experience spans from Fast Food, Fine Dining, working as a Camp Chef to being a Kitchen Manager.

Roasted Beef in a Slow Cooker

Posted by Chris | Slow Cookers | Thursday 15 July 2010 1:06 am
Crock Pot Slow Cooker
by ScottHernandez

Roasted Beef in a Slow Cooker

Slow cooker is a very useful cooking appliance to create delicious meals. You could gather many different slow cooker recipes to get ideas.

Slow cooker is sometimes called the crock pot. This is an electrical kitchen appliance capable of cooking meals in a low temperature. You could easily prepare for gourmet for the whole family using this. It cooks on slow temperatures to tenderize meat. This process is done to avoid overcooking or burning.

Meat is submerged in water or any mix while it slowly tenderizes. The liquid evaporates slowly in low heat. At the same time, the meat is able to absorb the flavors of the mixture. Even if you cook your meal in a longer period of time, the taste of the food would not change.

Not all foods will taste good when cooked with a crock pot. This is important to note so that you will be guided accordingly. Hence it is important to gather recipes and see which ones are okay with a slow cooker.

Try to experiment on your own also and see if you could deviate from some recipes. This is important so that you and your family can enjoy a new kind of recipe. You can also make your own recipe using your slow cooker. You just have to be very keen enough that you make the very delicious recipe and that can be your specialty that can be enjoyed by your family.

There are recipes you will find that is good to serve for breakfast, lunch or dinner. Even vegetarians can make their own slow cooker recipe to enjoy. You actually have large option of slow cooker recipe to experiment.

The very common slow cooker recipe is the roast beef. Almost everyone loves it. Many people yearn to learn how it is done. It is a part of a beef cut and roasted usually done in an oven. It is commonly put in sandwiches or served with rice or potatoes. This is also the traditional Sunday dinner for some places in Europe, Australia and America. This is often served with a side dish called the Yorkshire puddings.

You might be surprised to know that roast beef will taste better and more delicious when it is done through a slow cooker. Your family can surely enjoy a new taste of roast beef if you have done it through slow cooker.

Of course, before cooking you should have the complete ingredients. The main ingredient is the boneless beef, seasonings and garnishing. To start the process, the first thing to do is to take off all the fats of the beef. Afterwards, cut the beef to smaller pieces to fit the crock pot.

Put the vegetables in the slow cook, and then the meat comes next. Create a mixture of water, sauce, beef granules and basil. Pour the mixture over the vegetable and the meat. After doing these, you are ready to put on your slow cooker. On high temperature you can have your roast beef done in 5 to 6 hours but in slow temperature, this can be done in 10 to 12 hours.

You can always improvise whatever you have in your refrigerator and replace the ingredients mentioned. Cook it suitably to the preferential taste of the family. Some would make it a bit spicy and put peppers or diced chili. Others like the flavor of meat to really come out and will just add sparse seasonings.

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