Why, yes! Absolutely!Quote:
Originally Posted by rosarugosa
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Why, yes! Absolutely!Quote:
Originally Posted by rosarugosa
So actually thinking about minimizing both appliances and gas, I got the induction burner, because I can use it to boil water (not the most impressive task but all a teakettle does). Working fine, it once flipped a breaker but I think I left it on too long, that's only happened once so far. But sadly many of my pots are not induction compatible. The tea kettle is though.
The juicer, spiralizer, crockpot, and seal a meal thing have all gone to Goodwill. The rice cooker gets regular use and the bowl of the salad spinner is the only thing I have large enough as a mixing bowl for a batch of bread, making it indispensable. I've been tempted to dabble in an air fryer.
I get a yen now and then to try an air fryer as well.Quote:
Originally Posted by Rogar
Oh I love my crockpot and I wouldn’t live without one. But I get mine at the thrift stores from people like you! I never had a juicer, spiralize or or Seal a meal thing.
I probably reported this somewhere else but a couple weeks ago I made lasagna in the crockpot it was very good. I will use that method in the future.
IL, would you share the crockpot lasagna recipe?
Yes, please, I was going to ask as well.
Had to buy a new computer, gulp, as my old one went belly up.
https://www.bettycrocker.com/recipes...4-e12c900399a1
I do not know which Internet recipe I used for crockpot lasagne, they are all pretty much the same. But the one above looks like it what I used.
Thanks!!!Quote:
Originally Posted by iris lilies
Great, thank you!