Well he probably got taught how to make all the different foods. And used experience. I have cooked so I can figure out what to put in what to make it taste good. If you haven't cooked much you should follow a recipe to learn.

Vitamins come from food. Well healthy food. Like meat, fruit, veggies. Those kinds of things.

Indeed. I also hate it.

You just have trouble swallowing meat? That's weird. If you were having trouble swallowing everything I could understand. Maybe you're not chewing it good enough? Or you should take smaller bites?

Soup: throw shit together and let it cook
Stir occasionally

Yeah, soup is generally pretty easy.
Girl, get a crockpot. Worth it. Just throw a bunch of shit in. Wait a few hours. It's good to go.

Also great for roasts!

Yeah and if you get one that's timed, you can get everything ready in the morning and come home in the afternoon to dinner

I've done a fair bit of experimentation with the Crock-Pot
Had some duds, had some good stuff
Like the chicken, potato, and noodle soup I made once for dad
And then I had to use both to make more less than a month later cuz the first time didn't make it past the weekend. And I'd made it on a Friday

Chicken, potatoes, carrots, noodles, spices...mmmmm...

My husband did a turkey in the crockpot! Delish!

I wonder if I could cook salmon in a crockpot. I do love me some salmon.

A whole turkey? Whattt? How did that work? lol.


Hubs and I got stuff to make chili. I'm excited about it.

I've never done seafood in a Crock-Pot

Whole turkey?
1. Big Crock-Pot
2. Small turkey
3. Turkey sliced up for easier placement within said Crock-Pot
4. Maybe it wasn't a whole turkey
Or some combination of the above
And yes, I've seen small Crock-Pots before
And I've done smaller turkey in one. Dad and I thought it was just the breast of a larger turkey, not a smaller whole one lol
It was 2-3 years ago, I wanted dinner and cake cuz turkey day and my brithday both fell on the same day that year
It was ice cream cake, btw