make your own crock pot chicken and ribs from your freezer. you can make it easy to throw together your own healthy crock pot dinners.
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How to Make It
A fantastic meal you can make in the Crock Pot is chicken in a crock pot. This type of meal is very easy to make and will make it easy for you to have an amazing dinner that takes very little time to cook. But first, you need to buy a whole chicken. You can buy a whole chicken in the store, or you can also ask your butcher to order you a whole chicken. This chicken should be roasted. To roast a chicken you will need to take the chicken out of the bag and put it into a Crock Pot. The chicken is then rubbed with salt and pepper. Now you will take your chicken and put it in a Crock Pot. Put the Crock Pot on high and cook for 6 to 8 hours. A great tip for roasting a chicken is to keep it in a bag or a container. It keeps the chicken from touching and sticking together, which means it will cook evenly.
Additions and Substitutions
While we like to eat with our hands, we can still enjoy a nice meal with some wonderful ingredients. Frozen vegetables are a great way to add flavor to our meals. One of the easiest ways to use frozen vegetables is in a crock pot. We like to use frozen corn, peas and green beans to make a delicious soup that can be served on its own or used as a topping for meats and salads. Frozen vegetables will stay frozen in a crock pot, making them easy to add to your meal when you’re in a hurry. Whole frozen chicken is also a great way to cut down on your grocery bill. We like to make a pot of chicken soup and freeze it in individual cups. When we’re ready to eat, we just add one of the cups to our meals.
Its List of Ingredients
Whole chicken cooked in crock pot, Salt and Pepper
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