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Old 09-11-2004, 04:28 PM   #1  
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Does anyone know of any low-fat crocpot recipes? I love to use my crocpot because of it's convenience, but the only thing that I really know how to cook in it that is healthy is chicken!!! Needless to say, I am getting pretty tired of chicken. Any suggesstions??
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Something I have made in the past is to slow cook a pork tenderloin. They are generally low in fat - check your label to make sure you have a lean cut. Slow cook a 2 pound tenderloin on low for about 8 hours. I put a dry rub on it, or if I don't have any, some BBQ sauce. After it's done, flake it apart with a fork or slick reeeeeealy thin and put BBQ sauce on it and heat it back up. Yum!
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I just did a pork loin in the crockpot yesterday. I did it with a jar of saurkraut and caraway seed. Was really good.
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Thanks so much for the responses! I also have made black beans in my crocpot, and they are always delicious!!! Seems like all of the recipes lately are high in fat. I think I am going to look for a cook book with low fat crocpot recipes. I will let you guys know if I find anything worth while!!
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I keep hearing the name Joanna Lund. She has some excellent books.
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I will search for her name right now on google. thanks!!
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I also do apples in the crockpot.

Apples peeled and sliced. Place in crockpot with enough water to cover bottom of pot. Add cinnamon, Splenda or Brown Sugar and vanilla. Cook as long as you like them.

I guess you would call this Stewed Apples. My Mom always made these on top of the stove. But vanilla is my addition.
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That sounds absolutely delicious!!! I will have to try that very soon...is it like something that you leave in all day? or something for just a few hours?
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Just a few hours on low is fine.

Also, makes the house smell wonderful.
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"Fix It And Forget It - Light" is a great new book in that line. All crockpot recipes, from appetizers to desserts and everything in between. Gives nutritional info with each recipe. More of the "home cookin'" type recipes and they are all from average people like you and me, not big time chef's. I got it for $15.95.
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QuilterInVA, Thank you so much! I will go on payday on check it out...did you get it at barnes and nobles?
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I make beef stew in the crockpot. Cut up lean beef, onions, potatoes, carrotts, etc and top with a can of tomato soup. Let it cook all day.

I also made Swiss steak today. Small Sirloin steaks, onion, and a can of seasoned tomatoes. Yum, can't wait.
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I have a lowfat crockpot cookbook that is in MS Word that I use almost every day. If you would like me to send it to you, please email me at: ******************* with your email address. It has 107 pages to it and 444 KB. I got it when I was on weight watchers because it had all the nutritional info.

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JoAnna Lund has a crockpot cookbook. All her recipes have nutrition, diebetic exch. and exchanges. She is a follower of W W
Her web site is www.healthyexchanges.com

Got to archives on the message board and put in crock pot and there will be lots of thread with recipes in them.
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Check out this website - the recipes are great as is the website in general
http://www.aimeesadventures.com/Reci.../Crockpot.html
 
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