There is nothing easier and less time consuming than a crock pot dinner. When I lived in Maine my crock pot sat on a shelf in the basement! What was I thinking? Was it the trek down the stairs to get the thing, which must have been the issue since I rarely used it?
Now in California my daughters re-introduced me to crock pot cooking with a lovely gleaming silvery version of the tried and true household appliance. Armed with a cookbook that I found for $4.98 downtown I have recipes to keep me busy…for 700 days, or says the cookbook!
Here is a recipe that I enjoyed last week and you will too! It reminds me of summer and that is always a good thing. Bon Appetit!
BBQ Beef
Ingredients:
3 pound boneless chuck roast
1 cup BBQ sauce
½ cup apricot preserves
1/3 cup chopped green peppers
1 small onion chopped
1 Tablespoon Dijon mustard
2 teaspoons brown sugar
Prepare:
1. Cut roast into quarters. Place in greased slow cooker.
2.Combine BBQ sauce, preserves, green peppers, onion, mustard and brown sugar, pour over roast.
3.Cover and cook for 6-8 hours on low.
4. Remove roast and cut up into thin slices, return to crock pot and cook 20-30 more minutes.
5. Serve over rice or in hearty sub buns.
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