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Mac&KsoMac&Kso member
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I am absolutely tired of food! I have no idea what to make for supper anymore! I would love to know what you are having? Any new idea is most welcome! (Not seafood eaters here)
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    DTNZ4EverDTNZ4Ever member
    https://www.chef-in-training.com/2012/09/slow-cooker-bacon-wrapped-apple-bbq-chicken/

    This is so yummy! Plus I make some mashed potatoes to go with it.
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    Mac&KsoMac&Kso member
    Oh that looks amazing! I just got all of the ingredients (found nitrate free bacon!!). Something new and crock pot easy! Thank you! \:D/
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    Beachgal72Beachgal72 member
    This is one of my favorites -- I add a bunch of other vegetables into it, too, depending on what is in season. I have found that butternut squash and red peppers are particularly good additions. We are not vegetarians but the soy chorizo is really tasty in this! Sometimes I use ground beef or turkey instead.
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    delatldelatl member
    Italian Wonderpot, very good:

    This soup was so good:
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    Geeps2Geeps2 member

    Sausage and lentil soup.  I can't find the recipe at the moment but basically you take chicken stock, a can of lentils (don't drain the water) onion, carrot, celery finely diced and cooked sausage (we use turkey sausage to reduce the fat content) simmer and eat.  We call it crack soup because it is that addictive.  I will post the actual recipe later on this evening.  IT is really good.


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    Beachgal72Beachgal72 member
    @Geeps2 I make a soup almost exactly like that but I also add kale. It is absolutely delicious. Now I want to make that for dinner tonight (and will start calling it "crack soup")!
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    Beachgal72 said:
    @Geeps2 I make a soup almost exactly like that but I also add kale. It is absolutely delicious. Now I want to make that for dinner tonight (and will start calling it "crack soup")!

    LOL I now want it as well.  It is on the back of the Goya lentil can if that helps.  I don't know where my Hubs put the actual recipe.  We tweak it a bit from the can directions but it is DELICIOUS. 

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    Beachgal72Beachgal72 member
    DTNZ4Ever do you pre-cook the bacon at all before you wrap and put in the crockpot? I've never used bacon in a crockpot recipe before -- seems like it would stay really soft and pink. Does it actually get done-looking like the picture?
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    Mac&KsoMac&Kso member
    I made the bacon wrapped chicken tonight for supper. It was good. I may have cooked it too long... the apples kinda were just about nonexistent lol and the bacon was soft but cooked. I think maybe I will skip the bacon on the chicken and cook it seperate and sprinkle it on the finished product. I was all set to make corn bread with it, but I forgot! I have become such a spaz these days!
    Thanks again for the great ideas! ;)
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