Saturday Soup

[Combustix]

I'm stuck this winter on the job site so I have to cook for myself. Im thinking of starting a cook show on crock pot cooking:laughing: I will get about two or three meals out of what ever I make. Side dishes get cooked in the hot pot rice or noodles. Cook a lot of chilies and curries as well as chowders. Luckily the wife does all the cooking when I'm home which is much better. Speaking of time to throw dinner together

 

[RobertN]

Crock pots are great!

We really like Camp style Dutch ovens too!

I'm stuck this winter on the job site so I have to cook for myself. Im thinking of starting a cook show on crock pot cooking:laughing: I will get about two or three meals out of what ever I make. Side dishes get cooked in the hot pot rice or noodles. Cook a lot of chilies and curries as well as chowders. Luckily the wife does all the cooking when I'm home which is much better. Speaking of time to throw dinner together

 

[Western]

Have not used it so much lately, but the past attachment for Kitchen Aide mixer works good for us. We wore out our previous pasta machine, and a couple bread machines...

Robert, I did look into those attachment first and was worried about the added strain on the Kitchen Aid. I ended up getting her a set made in Italy off of Amazon, had good reviews and has worked stellar so far, all except the mini-ravioli thing. She is going to make those on the counter by the spoon full.

Got her the stainless here after looking at reviews on Google

[ame=http://www.amazon.com/Marcato-Pasta-Machine-Gift-attachments/dp/B000PXWO9W/ref=sr_1_24?ie=UTF8&qid=1326425879&sr=8-24]Amazon.com: Marcato Pasta Machine Gift Set with 6 attachments: Kitchen & Dining[/ame]


And them bread makers aren't cheap either!