Today is the 5th day of the 12 days of Christmas Reviews & Giveaways 2012!
On the 5th day of Christmas, day2day joys gave to me…
An awesome giveaway from my comical and frugal friend Stacy Makes Cents– the author of the new ecookbook Crock On. This cookbook features 40 wholesome semi-whole foods recipes for your crockpots! Isn’t this the perfect time of year to make meals while you aren’t even home??
Anyhow, Cooking in the crockpot is something I love to do and it isn’t anything new for Stacy, about every Friday of the year she posts a crockpot recipe and I even had the chance to last year, I made Pumpkin Apple Butter… yum!
Stacy gave me a recipe form Crock On (the Upside Down Apple Pie) to review while she was making finally touches on this book and here’s what I had to say, which you can also see for yourself on page 44.
“I have a confession… I really like dessert, it’s no secret here but many people don’t know. So when Stacy asked me to review a recipe from her new book Crock On, I was delighted and ya know what, she gave me a dessert and I didn’t even ask for one. 🙂 I have never ever cooked a dessert in the crock pot, didn’t even know you could do such a thing. The recipe used whole, real foods and is a healthier version of some store bought similar which are usually filled with a bunch of junk and I love trying to make healthier versions of everything. I don’t think you can go wrong adding Crock On to your cookbook collection… you’ll have plenty of dinners (and even delicious desserts) in
no timea flash!”
Features of Crock On:
- Crock On is a book made for busy families who focus on eating real food
- There are no processed canned ingredients like cream of chicken soup or alike
- The layout design is made simple: title, picture, recipe with some fun exerts from Stacy and other bloggers
- Since Stacy is a master with the crockpot you can count on these recipes being tasty and healthy
- Stacy explains the usefulness of crockpot cooking especially that it is money & time saving
The eCookbook Crock On includes these categories of recipes:
Here’s a sample page that’s in the book:
Now for my review:
What I Liked:
- I love using the crockpot but sometimes lack planning, so using these whole food recipes will help with that
- I love the layout of each recipe, so simple and appealing
- The recipes are real food focused
- The recipe I did try (the Upside Down Apple Pie) was delightful
- I love the exerts written from Stacy, you get ot see her humor
What I didn’t Like:
- N/A
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What’s your favorite thing to cook in the crockpot?
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My favorite thing to make in my crock pot is pot roast. It falls apart and is so yummy! Thanks for the giveaway!
Love,
Janet
I can always use more recipes for my crock pot. Thank you!
Pork Shoulder Raost for pulled pork sandwiches! That or the Chocolate Pain Perdu recipe in the awesome French crockpot book I found.
I have a ton of favorites that I love to make… mostly I make soups/stews, but I love my crockpot lasagna!
Crockpot yogurt http://homegrownandhealthy.com/crock-pot-yogurt/
Chicken broth and macaroni and cheese.
I did see a sourdough bread recipe for the crockpot I want to try.
Roast beef, potatoes and carrots.
Charro Beans.
everything! it is a life saver!
Venison swiss steak
Wow….this is kind of a hard question! I make lots in the crock pot, soups, stews, baked potatoes, pot roast!
I use my crockpot for so many things! I make bone broth regularly in it. I think my favorite would be beef roast. It always comes out so tender & delish!
My favorite crockpot recipe is for “roasted” chicken. It is a whole chicken, spices, herbs, vegetables . . . mmmm yum!
I like to make chicken–either whole or parts with herbs and spices.
Chicken soup.
I haven’t gotten mine out of the box yet!