Today, I’m linking up with Sarah at Meet the Shaneyfelts! I’m not sure how I discovered her blog, but I love to read it! I’m linking up with her and sharing my favorite crock pot recipes.
To me, the crock pot screams fall and winter food. I’ve used it in the summer a few times, but once Fall hits I love to pull it out! I have an enormous 7 quart one, but a few Christmases ago, my aunt got me a small 2 quart one to have for dips and such. I use that one all the time! I’ve put rice in it for taco night, I’ve put dips in it for get togethers-it is so useful! Here are a few of my favorites that I make every year! I’m showing you my loved recipe cards that I keep in a file.
The first soup I usually make once the weather gets cooler is broccoli cheese soup! The flavor combination of broccoli and cheese is just the best comfort food. There is some prep work that goes into this soup by making a roux, but it’s only a saucepan.
Next with college football and college basketball starting, you always need tailgate foods! I love this spinach artichoke dip that you can throw in the crock pot and it keeps everything warm and the flavors meld together during the cooking process. This works best in a 2 quart slow cooker, but can easily be doubled or tripled for larger parties!
To me, the crock pot screams fall and winter food. I’ve used it in the summer a few times, but once Fall hits I love to pull it out! I have an enormous 7 quart one, but a few Christmases ago, my aunt got me a small 2 quart one to have for dips and such. I use that one all the time! I’ve put rice in it for taco night, I’ve put dips in it for get togethers-it is so useful! Here are a few of my favorites that I make every year! I’m showing you my loved recipe cards that I keep in a file. |
| Broccoli cheese soup! |
The first soup I usually make once the weather gets cooler is broccoli cheese soup! The flavor combination of broccoli and cheese is just the best comfort food. There is some prep work that goes into this soup by making a roux, but it’s only a saucepan.
Next with college football and college basketball starting, you always need tailgate foods! I love this spinach artichoke dip that you can throw in the crock pot and it keeps everything warm and the flavors meld together during the cooking process. This works best in a 2 quart slow cooker, but can easily be doubled or tripled for larger parties!
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