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Can frozen meat be cooked in the crock-pot? I know this was possible with a pressure cooker, but I don't know how it translates to a crock-pot;. Thanks!
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I use frozen meats all the time and have never had a problem with that.
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I was interested to read Crissa's post because she's listing general times for doing certain kinds of dishes from start to finish.meat processing machine
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I think the pressure cooker is better.
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originalLamb, chicken broth, nutmeg, ground ginger, cloves, and carrot.In 13 cookbooks-
Very heavy on the cloves,a little too strong, won't be making this again
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from ATK's Best Simple RecipesGround beef, onion, salt and pepper, garlic, dried oregano, ground cinnamon, water, lasagna noodles, tomato, heavy cream, and feta cheese.In 21 cookbooks-
This was delicious and a nice change from regular pasta dishes. I subbed in milk for cream to cut fat and it was still very good.
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my meat and potato eaters loved it!
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This was easy and really good! I'll make it again for sure.
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user submitted recipeDried rosemary, dried basil, dried thyme, salt and pepper, lamb chops, olive oil, shallot, balsamic vinegar, chicken broth, and butter.In 13 cookbooks-
hmmm..sounds great
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I might try this
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originalCooking oil, lamb chops, salt, black pepper, dried oregano, onion powder, lemon juice, and water.In 6 cookbooks
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Made these with bargain-priced pork chops instead of lamb and they were GREAT. Very tender and perfectly seasoned. This is a new go-to recipe for us.
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Extremely good with wine instead of water.
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@Anna, originally this recipe was for use with wine. I actually prefer it! You could also substitute chicken or beef stock.
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In 2 cookbooks
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This one took longer than it says. Make sure you cook the chops a little longer than 5 minutes on each side.
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Hi Anonymous. Lamb chops are like steak and can be cooked to your desired temperature. If broiled for 5 minutes on each side you should achieve a medium-rare lamb chop. However, just like steak, if you prefer a medium to medium-well steak you should plan on cooking them for 7-8 minutes per side.
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