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after reading through the debt threads id like to share some easy recipes
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<blockquote data-quote="Gideon" data-source="post: 2251566" data-attributes="member: 7898"><p>My crock pot paid for itself in less than a week. I've probably cooked 20 whole chickens and made 50 gallons of broth this year so far. Plus, it's an air freshener for men. Nothing like waking up to a house full of the scent of gumbo or a nice pot roast that's been cooking overnight.</p><p></p><p>As a bachelor and someone who enjoys experimenting with cooking, recipes with too many numbers scare me. I can't be arsed to measure out X-ounces of something. I kind of eyeball everything and say, "Eh, close enough".</p><p>Most of my cooking plans consist of: </p><p>1.Get ingredients.</p><p>2.Heat them til they're safe. (Notice I didn't say "done".)</p><p>3.Eat before it goes bad.</p><p></p><p>You ladies are gonna have to simplify things for my primitive male brain.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Gideon, post: 2251566, member: 7898"] My crock pot paid for itself in less than a week. I've probably cooked 20 whole chickens and made 50 gallons of broth this year so far. Plus, it's an air freshener for men. Nothing like waking up to a house full of the scent of gumbo or a nice pot roast that's been cooking overnight. As a bachelor and someone who enjoys experimenting with cooking, recipes with too many numbers scare me. I can't be arsed to measure out X-ounces of something. I kind of eyeball everything and say, "Eh, close enough". Most of my cooking plans consist of: 1.Get ingredients. 2.Heat them til they're safe. (Notice I didn't say "done".) 3.Eat before it goes bad. You ladies are gonna have to simplify things for my primitive male brain. [/QUOTE]
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