Your ham broth would probably make a nice soup with cabbage, onions & celery
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My Battle of the Bulge
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You will like this type of cooker.. my wife and i just did a pork & beef roast with beef broth ... hint : do the potatoes seperate after roast in the juices.. meals for 3 days now ..'Tis the season to warm up with a hot healthy drink...
I haven't really tried or made anything new for a while, so it was time to check another thing off my bucket list
I've wanted to attempt making Bone Broth for some time, but not looking forward to a 36hr cook time, I tried some pre-made from Thrive Market.
Why You’ll Love It
Slow-simmered to perfection, our bone broth is made from the beef bones of certified grass-fed cows, raised without the use of antibiotics. This versatile product is considered a superfood thanks to nutrients like collagen, calcium, and essential amino acids. Heat it up and drink a cupful or add it to your favorite recipes!View attachment 16693
Well, I tried drinking 1 cup. Wasn't the most desirable drink for me. However, I did use the rest for a pot roast in the slow cooker. This resulted in the best tasting roast I've ever had.
For this Christmas I made a ham. I was about to throw out the large ham bone, when I thought I should try to make my own Bone Broth from it. With basic seasoning and water, threw it into the slow cooker, and 38hrs later was rewarded with a incredibility good tasting broth. Actually a little too good, I could of drank much more
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Now that I know I do like it. I saved the bones for a 2nd round. Next purchase I've been putting off on will be for a Instant Pot (pressure cooker).
This will cut the process down to 3 hrs. and suppose to come out even better.
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Always wondered why Granny would boil chicken bones when she made chicken noodle soup.
I wonder if she knew about the health benefits
I also carry 1 of these cookers in my van ... love it
another day .. another pond
Yep, these cookers are great!
Not much they can not do.
I'm in Baton Rouge Louisiana and the Red Beans are cooking.
Throw a chunk of Pork Tasso in there and serve over rice, Yum!
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I've wanted one for a while, but since my slow cooker still works I kept putting it off. But is top of the list now.
I was wondering about using it in the van, but was concerned with the power draw. How have you been using yours in the van? Do you know the power draw it uses?
I have tried to find out if a Crock-Pot would work in van with 1500 inverter?
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It should if the engine is running.
My crock pot draws 1,200
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My crock pot draws 1,200
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They sell a 12 volt crock-pot at the truck stops. Don't know how good it works.
You could run off generator ... but i carry into Driver's lounge and use someone else's electricity....
Also i bought mine Brand new for $20... at Laredo weekend flea market ( bordertown flea market)
another day .. another pond
Don't waste your money on those things...
Unless you want to wait forever to cook 2 cups of anything.
Is it done yet... Nope!
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Just ran out of half & half for my coffee so I used MrsWornOut's "sugar free" creamer. Checked my glucose and up to 380
. Double checked the creamer and it is sugar free EXCEPT the #2 ingredient is corn syrup 
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. Double checked the creamer and it is sugar free EXCEPT the #2 ingredient is corn syrup 
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Yup, those "sugar free" options are a nice marketing jokeJust ran out of half & half for my coffee so I used MrsWornOut's "sugar free" creamer. Checked my glucose and up to 380
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Finally, after months of patiently waiting and to lose just a couple more pounds to reach my final target weight goal...
Breaking past my 100 pound weight loss goal was a added bonus
I believe two key factors slowed the final pounds to a snails pace.
1- My body's ideal weight was already pretty much met.
2-The gaining of muscle weight was at odds with my goal. Having now reached my goal, I don't mind adding more weight. As long as it comes in the form of muscle weight
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Breaking past my 100 pound weight loss goal was a added bonus
I believe two key factors slowed the final pounds to a snails pace.
1- My body's ideal weight was already pretty much met.
2-The gaining of muscle weight was at odds with my goal. Having now reached my goal, I don't mind adding more weight. As long as it comes in the form of muscle weight
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Great Job .. i would like to lose 25 lbs ... but about 1 salad a week is all I can Choke down .. and Cooked carrots or green beans is my vegetables taste limits ... the breaded food items and fast foods are at a minimum... i just like steak , roasts , pork chops , loins , hamburgers and grilled chicken too much ... so 193 to 195 lbs is my balance , i guess ..
All aboard the Freight Train
All aboard the Freight Train
Dang it WOM ... now i am hungry for steak ... drooling while driving ...
All i want is a Piece of the Pie ..
Sweet! Looks great. Are there toppings hidden under that cheese
Sweet! Looks great. Are there toppings hidden under that cheese
Ahh, I just noticed you said pepperoni pizza. Guess they are hidden