vegan crockpot recipes

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so does anyone actually have any vegan crockpot recipes...

 

 

I make a nice split-pea-barley soup, that's different every time I make it.

I use

4-5 cups water

one cup of soup mix (split-peas, barley, a bit of pasta, some other kinds

of beans, etc) the mix is not preseasonsd

one or two vegetable bouillion (sp?) cubes

onion, carrot, celergy, mushrooms, corn, green beans, whatever I have on

hand really and feel like putting in

seasonings such as dried thyme and basil

 

I think the next one I do is going to be really yummy..the only feggies I'm

going to use will be mushroom sand chopped onion, with perhaps a little bit

of celery and carrot, but not much. I'm going to put in my usual

seasonings, plus garlic poweer, extra thyme and basil, and hot pepper

flakes! It's going to be relaly yummy. This is ht ekind of recipe you can't

mess up!!

At 10:47 AM 11-06-2002 -0400, you wrote:

> The problem comes in trying to find vegan I haven't found one yet!

>:-

>D ic - Amelia Kridler

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> Tuesday, June

>11,

>2002 10:36 AM Re: slow

>cooker vs.

>crockpot

> I found an enchilada casserole I want to

>

>I'd like to make baked beans and similar

>but my housemates voted me

>down-- " Those are for winter, it's 90 degrees

>outside! "

>

>I think I

>already asked this but...are there really good crockpot

> Should I just read whatever the library's got, or is

>there one that's worth buying?

>Amelia

>

><> wrote:

>> I used to have one of these and had no significant problems using it as

>> I think the only big difference (besides the ceramic pot

>> being on top of the heating element) was that there were 5 heat settings

>> instead of the traditional 2.

>>

>> :-)

>>

>> Eric

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