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Whole turkey breast is good, too. sm

Posted By: mlstoo on 2006-03-21
In Reply to: Other crock pot food - - Crock pot cook

Pork roast tastes good, too, but I have a small rack at the bottom of mine that it sits on so it isn't in grease. I have also done whole chickens with lemon juice. Tasty.


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Annual Thanksgiving Turkey Giveaway
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Yep, and I had prime rib for dinner tonight. Take that turkey!
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Thanks guys. And I thought I was tired of turkey! :)

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Maybe I'll have more motivation tomorrow. I got everything done early this year and I'm still wiped out. Maybe it was the pitter patter (more like CONSTANT RUNNING) of grandkids. 20-month-old twins, a 2-year-old along with a 2-month-old that is hungry every 3 hours.


I love them dearly, but I'm in my pajamas and it's not even 5:00.


Turkey stuffed with cornbread dressing....
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