All New Slow Cooker
3 journalers for this copy...
This book didn't work for me because all of the recipes finished after 2 to 6 hours in the crockpot. I bought it (at the Dollar Tree) because I wanted to put a meal in the crockpot and come home 8 hours later to eat it.
Fortunately, a bookcrosser sent me some good crockpot recipes, so now I can mark this book available.
Fortunately, a bookcrosser sent me some good crockpot recipes, so now I can mark this book available.
Mailed in M-bag on ship to newk!
I shall have a go at some of them and see how I do. I enjoy cooking and have heaps of cook books and like all Bxers want MORE!!
If it doesn't work out I am on the list for a cook book box. I hope it still gets to me. I have yet to hear back from the organiser about a certain fellow member (megi will know of what I talk)
MMM I too am unsure of how eight hour recipes will go.
And a big thanks to Megi53
If it doesn't work out I am on the list for a cook book box. I hope it still gets to me. I have yet to hear back from the organiser about a certain fellow member (megi will know of what I talk)
MMM I too am unsure of how eight hour recipes will go.
And a big thanks to Megi53
The book came for a ride today when I posted some books to Libertine101. The package includes the cat book from the M bag.
Had a bit of a look over Adelaide from a well known vantage point
Then off to show the traveller one of Adelaide's signature dishes: The Pie Floater. This pie is actually covered in the pea sauce instead of floating, but I am sure you get the idea.show us your town challenge. thanks to bookczuk
A minute or two later. YUM. Floaters are traditionally eaten very late at night after alcohol consumption. Often at a pie cart. There are three such carts that I know of. Must get a photograph to show you one day
This book attended the Australian bookcrossing convention and I believe that it is loaded on the broom stick for the flight to NZ
Received from newk at the wonderful BC-AUS convention (have I mentioned yet what a great time I had?). I haven't got a crock-pot, so I won't be able to make use of this book (pity, because some of the recipes look good), but I'll try and find somebody who has to pass it on to.^ ^
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Journal Entry 10 by futurecat from Christchurch, Canterbury New Zealand on Saturday, November 27, 2004
Just to show that we're a bit more civilized about food in New Zealand than our neighbours across the Tasman (I always thought pie floaters were just a horrible urban myth until I saw newk's photographic evidence!), I took the book to our breakfast meetup this morning.Here's awhina's breakfast:
Journal Entry 11 by futurecat from Christchurch, Canterbury New Zealand on Saturday, November 27, 2004
And here's Lytteltonwitch's (I didn't get in quick enough to get a photo while it was still in its pristine condition):(If you're wondering where *my* breakfast is, so was I - they forgot my order, so I didn't get it until after everyone else had finished eating, by which time I was much too hungry to mess around taking photos of it!!!)
Journal Entry 12 by futurecat from Christchurch, Canterbury New Zealand on Friday, December 10, 2004
This book seems destined to wander from meetup to meetup in a vain search for someone who actually has a crockpot to make the recipes with. It came to the picnic in the park today, and had a lovely time (with some very nice food and not a pie floater in sight - I think the book is almost recovered from the traumatic experience Newk put it through, but it might have to sit next to a few more good meals first), but still nobody wanted it :-(We'll try again at the Dux on Tuesday...
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Journal Entry 13 by futurecat from Christchurch, Canterbury New Zealand on Tuesday, December 14, 2004
Awhina finally succumbed to temptation and took the book home with her to try out a few recipes (though we still can't figure out why you'd want to make coffee in your crock-pot!)
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