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    Tuna salad one more time

    Thanks for all the great ideas! My mouth is watering right now.
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    Dinner Tuesday 4th December

    Chicken tortilla soup in the slow cooker, my recipe.
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    Greek Fig Spoon Sweet Preserves

    Hi, I'm new here and I saw this thread while looking for any mention of fresh figs. I've never eaten one and I would really like to expand my palate experience. As an American, my experience eating figs was as the filling of a soft cookie. I love the idea of a slice of fresh fig with goat...
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    Tuna salad one more time

    I'm looking for a really good tuna salad recipe that I can pack in my teen daughter's lunch, but one without curry (she really doesn't like it...sigh...so young and foolish). Does anyone have a good all -purpose tuna salad recipe? With mayo please, I don't have MW or that type of dressing in...
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    Greetings from chilly Connecticut!

    fresh carrots, celery and onion seem to take way too long to cook. I dice them fairly small and put on the bottom,under meat and other vegetables and liquid. Ditto with dried beans.
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    World's Best Vinaigrette

    I want to try this recipe! Do you just use a regular raw egg and take your chances? I guess I've been lucky but I've never been sickened in 53 years of eating the occasional undercooked or raw egg. What about using one of those liquid egg products? I'm hoping to find my HG (holy grail) salad...
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    Cooking soup/stews in slow cooker/crockpot

    I put everything in at the same time: vegetables on the bottom, meat on top. If the recipe calls for everything to be mixed together, then I do that, but otherwise it's vegetables on bottom, protein on top, and I cook everything on high for 5 or 6 hours then if the meat is really falling apart...
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    Cooking soup/stews in slow cooker/crockpot

    Hi Andy. Thanks for replying. I usually cook on the high setting for the shorter period when I make soup. I find that the meat is fine but fresh vegetables are still firm. I haven't used frozen vegetables so far. Good tip about the dried beans. I usually do the quick soak method in boiling...
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    Greetings from chilly Connecticut!

    Just joined this site and looking forward to learning from the experts! I'm a divorced mom of three teen/early 20's kids, working temp while I job hunt for a full time position after a long time at home (yup, good luck with that). I'm trying to eat healthier and simpler, less processed foods...
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    Cooking soup/stews in slow cooker/crockpot

    It seems that whenever I use my slow cooker to make soup or stew, at the end of the recommended cook times the meat is tender and falling apart but the vegetables are still al dente. Is this just the way it is, or is my crockpot not working properly? I've attempted to make baked beans from...
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