I usually make this in the oven, but you know I just had to try it in the crock pot! It worked!
Archive for the ‘Vegetarian’ Category
Italian style eggplant in the crock pot
Posted in Ethnic, Vegetarian, tagged anchovy, crock pot, Eggplant, Mediterranean meals, military wife, slow cooker, vegetarian egglplant meal in crock pot on September 11, 2013| Leave a Comment »
Mama’s coming to visit pasta
Posted in Vegetarian, tagged Better than bouillon base, cannellni beans, crock pot, military cook, military spouse, Parmigiano-Reggiano, Pasta, Pesto, slow cooker, vegetarian crock pot meals, vegetarian meals on August 21, 2013| 1 Comment »
So, my mama was coming to visit and I like to try to impress her with lots of different dishes that are easy to make. She’s a real “meat and potatoes” kind of girl who likes plain things, so if I make something spicy or complicated, it had better taste good. Because….well, don’t we all aim to please our mothers a bit? Don’t we want them to be proud and take a bite and say, “Well, look at what a little chef you turned out to be?” Yeah, well, I do.
So, I made this:
Lentil score!
Posted in Soup, Vegetarian, tagged Better than Bouillon, crock pot, effortless meals, foods with folic acid, homemade soup, Lentil, lentil soup, military cooker, military spouse, slow cooker, vegetarian meals on August 14, 2013| 1 Comment »
I finally did it. I made lentils soooo good, I could kiss myself! Hooray! Hooray! I should throw a party. Only took me 3 years.
Vegetarian, cheesy, easy crockpot casserole
Posted in Vegetarian, tagged Broccoli, cheesy meals, Chickpea, military lifestyle, military spouse, slow cooker, slow-cooker recipes, Soups and Stews, what to cook with cream of broccoli soup on August 7, 2013| Leave a Comment »
Ratatouille with a twist of green beans
Posted in Vegetarian, tagged crock pot, military lifestyle, military wife, Ratatouille, Ratatouille in the crock pot, slow cooker, Tomato sauce, vegetarian meal on July 31, 2013| Leave a Comment »
The old me would say, “I can’t even pronounce it, there’s no way I can cook it.” The new me says, “Try anything.” (IN THE CROCK POT!) Turned out beautiful, colorful and highly nutritious. I had some fresh green beans that were about to go, so as my grandmother (the one who wasn’t a fabulous cook but did raise and feed 7 children) would say, “Throw it in there. No need to waste.”
Hotel veggie soup
Posted in Soup, Vegetarian, tagged crock pot, military spouse, residing in a hotel, slow cooker, Soup, Soups and Stews, vegetable juice on May 15, 2013| 3 Comments »
For those who travel or may end up in a hotel but don’t want to eat out….make sure you pack that crock pot!
Lentil, rice and veggie stew
Posted in Soup, Vegetarian, tagged Bay leaf, crock pot recipes, Curry powder, Garlic, Lentil, lentil soup, lentil soup in crock pot, military wife, Soup on March 20, 2013| 4 Comments »
I’ve attempted cooking with lentils various times but they always come out tasting….well….tasteless. This time I cooked it using various frozen, cooked and fresh vegetables with different spices. My husband inhaled it!
Stuffed cabbage rolls brimming with veggies!
Posted in Vegetarian, tagged Cabbage, Cabbage roll, crock pot, military spouse, slow cooker on January 28, 2012| 8 Comments »
We had just picked a handful of baby carrots from the garden and plucked our last cabbage. We argued about what to do with it. I like cabbage raw. Matt likes it cooked. Then I stumbled across this vibrant picture on AttractingWellness.net. It looked so colorful and nutritious. Though we didn’t have the bright, lovely purple cabbage she had, we still had cabbage. Problem solved! Thanks Attracting Wellness!
Brown rice with pine nuts
Posted in Grains, Vegetarian, tagged Bouillon, brown rice, crock pot, military spouse, Pine nut, slow cooker on December 31, 2011| 3 Comments »
Rice in the crock pot? Why not? It frees up the stove to make other holiday goodies! So easy!
Stuffed cabbage rolls
Posted in Ethnic, Vegetarian, tagged Cabbage, cabbage rolls, crock pot, Eastern European cuisine, military home, military wife, slow cooker, slow cooking, Stuffed cabbage rolls, vegetarian recipe on October 8, 2011| 6 Comments »
The ingredients in these sounded so nutritious! This would be a GREAT recipe to make with kids. Tiny hands would have no problem with the folding and arranging and scooping. It takes a bit of pre-work, but they were delicious and filling and worth it!