Here is a fun Summer Crockpot Cooking tip to help keep your home cool this summer!
Summer Crockpot Cooking
There’s something about a hot kitchen during the summer time that seriously zaps my motivation to cook dinner! 😉
So… here’s a simple little Summer Crockpot Cooking Tip ~ go on and take it outside! That’s right ~ find your outdoor outlet, and plug that baby in!
Yep ~ you’ll be staying cool in the kitchen, and still be able to cook up a yummy crockpot dinner without heating up your kitchen all day!
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Katie Y says
August 6, 2012 at 3:08 pmI have done that before too and it is perfect, I just have to remember to pull the bag out of the freezer the night before so its not too frozen.
Laura says
August 6, 2012 at 11:23 amI keep thinking about taking my crock pot on our camping trips. We try to find campsites, though, without electrical hook-ups, so the last few years, that wouldn’t have worked for us. (BTW, we try to go without electrical hook-ups so the daddies will leave their electronic toys like iPads at home!)
Shannon says
October 26, 2013 at 2:21 amNice! My parents come camping with us to a No real facilities campground and still he manages to charge his laptop by going for little drives in the car each day with everything charging!!
Anna Popescu says
August 6, 2012 at 10:31 amDuring the summer, I take my crock pot out to hubby’s man cave (aka the garage) and let it do it’s thing on top of the workbench!