Always searching for a different way to eat more greens, especially kale, I thought I’d give this one a try. Super simple and good turn out! Great for a holiday side.
Posts Tagged ‘military lifestyle’
Salt pork kale in crock pot
Posted in Veggies, tagged crock pot, kale in crock pot, military lifestyle, military spouse, salt pork, slow cooker on December 19, 2014| Leave a Comment »
That summer garden
Posted in Growing the food, tagged G.I. crockpot, Garden, growing the food, military lifestyle, military spouse, Navy wife on December 12, 2014| Leave a Comment »
Ah, that summer garden I nursed and spent so much time on all spring only to leave it with reckless abandon to the care of my overworked husband when I went out-of-town for two months….
Packed the crock pot
Posted in Uncategorized, tagged crock pot, military lifestyle, military spouse, slow cooking on July 16, 2014| Leave a Comment »
Whoops!
I accidentally packed the crock pot.
I thought mama had more than one. And I have no idea where it is in the garage.
Wellllll……I’ll just keep you posted on the garden.
Anyone care to share one of their recipes?
Southern Wisconsin garden
Posted in Growing the food, tagged black bean, crock pot, crockpot, G.I. crockpot, Garden, garden in 2014, growing a garden, growing the food, Jamie Oliver, military lifestyle, military spouse, slow cooking, southern Wisconsin garden on July 9, 2014| 1 Comment »
Garden Planted!
Posted in Growing the food, tagged crock pot, crock pot meals, Garden, growing the food, military lifestyle, military spouse, slow cooker, slow cooking on May 28, 2014| 1 Comment »
I didn’t even do a post about thanking all the soldiers and men and women who have sacrified for our country on Memorial Day. I was swimming in garden. And I am very thankful for the fact that I am able to do that.
How the day looked in pictures:
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.”
Crock pot Carnation Shephard’s pie recipe
Posted in Ethnic, tagged Carnation, crock pot, Mashed potato, military lifestyle, military spouse, Potato, Shepherd's Pie, slow cooker on July 17, 2013| 1 Comment »
I had a few cans of Carnation 2% milk to use up. I plugged “carnation recipes” into Google and found Shepherd’s Pie. Hey, I always wanted to try making that!
Note: Mashed potatoes are needed + filling. I cooked the mashed potatoes in the crock pot the day before, but feel free to cook on stove top or use store-bought to save time.
Corn on the cob failure
Posted in Veggies, tagged CobCorn, Corn, corn on the cob, crock pot, Husk, Maize, military, military lifestyle, slow cooker on July 10, 2013| 4 Comments »
Say, whaaat? Why would you need to use the crock pot when you could cook these in 15 to 20 minutes on the stove top? I tried these when we were living in the hotel and had no stove top, but it would also work during the holidays to free up that stove top for other things. (more…)
Crock pot creamy homemade mashed potatoes for July 4th!
Posted in Veggies, tagged crock pot, July 4th picnic food, Mashed potato, military lifestyle, military spouse, Potato, Potatoes, slow cooker on July 3, 2013| 1 Comment »
Homemade mashed potatoes intimidated me. They seemed time-consuming and tricky, something I wasn’t capable of making. Boy, was I wrong!
This takes very little effort for an end reward.