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Old 06-05-2013, 10:06 AM #1
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Yes, but I live with vegetarians, and I'm super picky. There aren't a lot of things I can make in a crock pot that we'd eat.
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Well I can tell you what I do. I cook everyday and I make all my meals fresh, But I do chop up all my veggis that I use alot like onions, bell peppers, celery, carrots and put them in baggies in the freezer. THey still taste just as fresh,I have froze potatos but I will say they cook a little different and Im not nuts about freezing those. On a day your hands feel good would be a good time to do this. Hope it will help for you.
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Yes, but I live with vegetarians, and I'm super picky. There aren't a lot of things I can make in a crock pot that we'd eat.
Hi if you go online under crock pot dinners for vegetarians you will find some. There is a good veggie soup out there. Also a good bean soup. You do need to cut the veggies though. I often do cut up a lot of veggies and freeze them too!!
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