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crock pot meal #2

Another hugely successful meal.

Biggest lesson learned this meal: A slow cooker is extremely slow when you neglect to plug it in for the first two hours of cooking.

Thankfully Rory found it in the kitchen, realized nothing was smelling yet and put the cord into the socket. Things went better after that.

We loved this meal. Easy as pie (took 8 minutes to assemble in the morning) and very tasty.

Pulled Pork Tacos from this crock pot cookbook
2 pounds boneless pork roast
1 cup salsa
1 can (4 ounces) chopped green chilies (use them all! Don't be afraid of flavor!)
1/2 teaspoon garlic salt
1/2 teaspoon pepper
flour or corn tortillas
shredded cheddar, sour cream, salsa, sour cream

1. Place roast, salsa, chilies, garlic salt and pepper into crock pot. Cover and cook on low for 8 hours (I cooked mine for five hours)
2. Remove pork from crock pot and shred with two forks. (After shredding I put it all back into those yummy juices) Serve on tortillas. Top as desired.

This was really good. And I'm not going to say that about every recipe. Because the wild rice casserole I made tonight was terrible. Except that Rory and Ivar had seconds and thirds and loved it. But believe me, it was not delicious. More on that "meal" another time...

7 comments:

Unknown said...

I love my crockpot. I should send you my SUPER easy and SUPER yummy recipe for Taco Soup.

Becca Groves said...

Oh please do leave your recipe! I would make it next week!

Kari said...

I also love the crock pot and use it a lot...I'll send you some of my favorites as soon as Holy Week is over!

Becca Groves said...

Yes! I want tried and true recipes! The first two were a hit, but this last one made me want to find my recipes through trusted taste testers!

Happy Holy Week Kari! I always think of my seminary friends this week. Busy, busy, busy.
Joyfully,
Becca

Nancy Holte said...

Yum! Sound delicious!

Marie Morache said...

Thank you, Becca for posting these! Not only is it fun to see how your kitchen adventures are going, but I am menu planning for when my parents are here after the baby arrives. You are giving me some great, easy recipes for them to make us!! Keep up the great work!

Amanda B. said...

Love the crock pot ideas! I, too, have decided this is the way to go with a baby in the house. One of my favorites? Fauxtisserie Chicken from ourbestbites.com. So easy and delicious!