It's time-tested, efficient, and one of the easiest ways to cook up a great meal. If you've never used a clay pot before, then you're in for a treat. It's easy to learn the basics: here's the information on selecting the right size pot, deciding on glazed or unglazed, washing and preparing it, heating it up safely, cleaning it, and storaging it. But, the point is the food, of course, and these recipes feature a wide range of special stews, super soups, vegetarian entrees and sides, popular poultry dishes, class-act meat meals, fabulous fish, better breads, and desserts--all with calorie, fat, sodium, and fiber counts. Quick tips suggest ingredient substitutions, timesavers, and more. Try such fare as Hickory Steak with Winter Vegetables, Carrot--Fava Soup with Roasted Peppers, Cheese Scalloped Potatoes, Asian Chicken with Basmati Rice, Mahi-Mahi with Persimmons, Sesame Rolls, and Ginger Poached Pears--all marvelously yummy.
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Clay pot cookery obtuse,
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When I ordered this book, I had hoped to find some basic, practical recipies. Instead, many of the recipies are based on ingredients that might do for special occasions, but not for everyday family dining on a modest budget. For instance, the author seems only to like "boneless, skinless" chicken breasts; I find that these "supremes" do not hold up well cooked this way - too dry. It's almost as if she is attempting to devise recepies that cater to the health- concious fanatics and yet produce an entree with a bit of flavor left! I tried the one whole-chicken suggestion, but found the anise had lost most of it's flavor by the time the bird was done. What a pity. Perhaps I'll do my own book-"Basic Meals in a Clay Pot"
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At least one Family Favorite Recipe!,
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Easy Turkey Meatballs, page 58. I serve it over egg noodles mixed with peas. Everyone loves it! My claypot broke after more than 10 years of use, and I have a new one on the way. My son has been asking me "when are you going to make the turkey meatballs?" quite often, so it's on tap to make as soon as the new claypot arrives. I will be trying some of the stews and soups this fall.
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Smart clay pot cookery,
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This book has recipes that are impractical for good home cooking
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