Autumn brings cooler days and busier schedules which makes it the perfect time to get out the old trust worthy crockpot. This week we are going to share tips, tricks and new recipes that are going to reignite the crockpot as your most loved kitchen appliance this fall!
Also read below about how to get a free sample of our very own Slow Cooker Pot Roast Seasoning, a long time customer favorite used with beef and pork roasts!
We are offering this month a limited promotion that celebrates our recent Slow Cooker Ladies Night Recipes featured at our in-store Mini Class. Take advantage of this limited time offer – save over $5! You will get seven popular seasonings that coordinate with our featured slow cooker recipes.
This special grouping includes one each of the following: Slow Cooker Pot Roast, Rosemary Garlic Seasoning, Fajita Seasoning, Bouquet Garni, Apple Pie Spice, Tuscan Seasoning, Old Millstream Potato Seasoning. Special available on our web shop and in-store until Sept. 30.
SHOP Slow Cooker Seasoning Special
It’s doesn’t get any easier or any tastier than our Urban Farm Girl Beer Taco Recipe!
- 2 lb. chuck roast
- 6 tbls Beer Taco Seasoning
- 1 dark Mexican beer
Quickly sear all sides of the roast in a hot skillet.
Then add all ingredients to your crockpot, turn on med heat and cook for 6-8 hours until tender. Serve in tortillas with your favorite taco toppings.
SHOP Beer Taco Seasoning
These great slow cooker tip sheets were handed out at our most recent Ladies Night Mini-Class. We suggest printing them out and keep tucked away in your recipe box. Most all were inspired by the Crockpot company’s own website where you’ll find loads more recipes and tips.
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| One of our most surprising recipes from this weeks Slow Cooker Mini-Class was the Crockpot bread recipe! It was so simple and all the loaves made in preparation turned out delicious, customers were surprised and pleased just as much as we were with the flavor and the tender interior. We ‘spiced’ it up a bit by adding our Rosemary Garlic Seasoning for an Italian loaf style, but for a traditional white loaf just substitute 1 tsp of salt. Recipe is included in the picture cards below. |
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On September 3, 2019 / Blog
