Fix-It and Forget-It Big Cookbook: 1400 Best Slow Cooker Recipes! by Phyllis Pellman Good

  • Spicy cheese dip with ground beef

    from Fix-It and Forget-It Big Cookbook: 1400 Best Slow-Cooker Recipes Fix-It and Forget-It Big Cookbook by Neil Desis and Phyllis Pellman Good

    • Categories: Dips, spreads & salsas; Appetizers / starters; Cooking ahead; American
    • Ingredients: ground beef; Velveeta cheese; canned tomatoes with green chiles
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Notes about this book

  • hnordhed on August 06, 2013

    This is my favorite go-to cookbook when I want to make something in the crockpot for an extended family Sunday dinner since there's so many recipes in one place. This is a compilation of the best recipes from the other five books in her "Fix-it and Forget-it" cookbook series, so you may not want to buy this if you already own the other titles. It's hard to pick favorites, but the "Blueberry-Apple Waffle Topping" is great on french toast and ice cream too! My chicken was fine in the "Low-fat Chicken Cacciatore" recipe. I also liked the "Chuck Wagon Beef" and "Our Favorite Chili" recipes.

  • alethea on April 18, 2011

    Do not use chicken recipes, they end up very dried out.

Notes about Recipes in this book

  • Breakfast sausage casserole

    • Dannausc on February 12, 2023

      Quite good; worth a repeat.

  • Spicy chili

    • Acarroll on September 17, 2023

      This was good and easy! It turned out a little oily for my taste, but I'm used to cooking with much less (or no) meat I'm my chili. I added a lot more worcestershire, maybe 2 tbsp or so.

  • Creamy pork stew

    • Dannausc on February 19, 2018

      It was fine. My wife liked it more than I did. It wouldn’t all fit in my crockpot, so I had to cook it in two batches.

  • Cheese and corn chowder

    • debkellie on November 22, 2025

      I added in a large potato (diced), and topped finished soup with chopped bacon, chives and crème fraiche.. so easy, so tasty.

  • Slow-cooked short ribs

    • kbrooks on June 15, 2025

      I eliminated combining the onions and remaining ingredients in a pot and bringing to a boil before adding to the browned ribs in the slow cooker. It seems pointless since everything is cooked for 10 hours. Instead, after browning the ribs, I put them in the cooker, scattered the garlic and onions over and combined the rest and poured over everything. After 10 hours the meat was fork tender and falling off the bones. The flavor of the "gravy" was complex,rich and absolutely delicious. I recommend making ahead, chilling to solidify the fat, skimming off the fat that rises to the top and re-warming.

  • Black and blue cobbler

    • crosenhaft on July 09, 2020

      I did not have an orange so I substituted lemon zest and about 2 tablespoons of orange juice. It was very good. Family said that it is one they would like to have again sometime. It was a little juicier/thinner than I expected, but that is the only reason I didn't give it the full five stars.

  • Sweet-sour cabbage

    • Acarroll on September 30, 2023

      This was ok. I don't understand the quartered apples - they should have been chopped. The flavors were there and this was easy to throw into the slow cooker while I was rushing. I do think I prefer sweet and sour cabbage made on the stove top, because this recipe was missing the caramelized flavor of the cabbage that I enjoy.

  • Creamy spaghetti with beef and veggies

    • Acarroll on October 13, 2024

      Gave up partially through cooking bc it just wasn't working. Too much canned and processed food. I tried giving the dogs the canned mushrooms and they wouldn't even eat it.

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  • ISBN 10 1680990144
  • ISBN 13 9781680990140
  • Published Dec 22 2015
  • Page Count 1,882
  • Language English
  • Edition Illustrated


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