I'm looking for a crockpot recipe that really shows off how tender the meat can be (without
it completely falling apart). Most important is that everyone will say "wow, this meat is
really tender".
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very tender crockpot meat ideas?
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Long, slow cooking makes pretty much any meat tender. You could start with a cut that is tender
already, like a steak or tenderloin. Or, impress your guests even more by using something as tough
as a brisket or pork butt, and making it fork-tender in the crock.Brown the meat in a conventional pan, first, for better flavor.
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Louis Cohen Living la vida loca at N37° 43' 7.9" W122° 8' 42.8""Terrence Wizzler" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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I'm looking for a crockpot recipe that really shows off how tender the meat can be (without it
completely falling apart). Most important is that everyone will say "wow, this meat is really
tender". -
I spray the crockpot with Pam first,,,,it makes cleaning up easier. Last
week I got advice from this news group to brown the roast 1st,,,which I
did,,,,,added pepper,,kosher salt,,,,,put a lb. of baby carrots in bottom of
crock pot,,,,roast on top,,,and covered with a cup of chicken broth,,and
half a pack of onion soup.......Terrific!
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I'm looking for a crockpot recipe that really shows off how tender the meat can be (without it
completely falling apart). Most important is that everyone will say "wow, this meat is really
tender".
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