Pillsbury Doughboy Slow Cooker Recipes: 140 New Ways to Have Dinner Ready and Waiting!

It is a good book for slow cooker users, it has many basics with a slight twist.

This is an oldie but goodie crock pot cookbook. Most of the receipes are simple to make and no exotic or hard to find ingredients. We especially liked the pork chops with spiced fruit stuffing. They have these tips on the side with the Pillsbury Doughboy that are really helpful too. Like I only had a different kind of dried fruit and the tip said use whatever dried fruit you have and it was delicious. I retired this year and love to cook. The slow cooker is new and fun to me because when I was working I never had time to set it up before work, I barely made it to work some days. If I had only read this book I would have discovered that you can prepare some receipes the night before and then just throw it in the cooker in the morning without thinking and it only takes minutes.

I initially checked this book out of my library. I placed a post-it note on every page I wanted to try -- and almost ran out of post-it notes. I have made a number of the recipes already, and all have been easy and delicious. I like that nutritional info is provided (that's crucial to me) so I can make educated decisions about what to prepare for my family. It's finally time to return the book, so I have ordered a copy so that it's always on hand.

I bought this book mainly as a "little buddy" to my brand new Slow Cooker. Pillsbury always has reliable recipes, and I didn't need any more than the ones in this book. I first read it from beginning to end to inspire myself, and then went about cooking up storms. All the meals came out tasting wonderful. Now I am ready to "tweak", you know - a little more here, a little less there -, but sticking to the main recipe in the book. After all, it's Pillsbury - the experts!

I have a cookbook collection that exceeds five hundred titles. Ten of my books are from Pillsbury and I have never been disappointed. When I received a card from Pillsbury announcing the newest in their collection, I immediately ordered it.Pillsbury and the slow cooker are a great match. The recipes are easy to put together with ingredients that you probably have on hand or are readily available, and what could be easier than cooking in a slow cooker? I have already prepared several of the recipes and I am looking forward to trying more of them. The Turkey and Bacon Wild Rice Casserole was a big hit. Hearty Steak and Tater Soup brought ooh's and aah's at work too. The slow cooker is particularly good with lean cuts of beef. For this, try Beef Brisket with Cranberry Gravy or Carmelized Onion Pot Roast. Actually try them BOTH as they are scrumptious!For readers new to using a slow cooker, Pillsbury shares ten 'secrets' for using the appliance successfully. There are five sections in the book covering main dishes, poultry, soups, stews and chiles, sandwiches and vegetables and side dishes. There are 140 recipes in total and many have illustrations. Each recipe is accompanied by Nutritional Information and a sidebar offering tips and serving suggestions.Although a bit smaller than some of the other books in the collection, the Pillsbury Doughboy Slow Cooker Recipes is outstanding in quality. It's a big hit in my kitchen...it will be one of your favorites as well!!