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Pound of bacon and some chicken in a crock pot

EeePee

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Pound of bacon and onions then BBq sauced chicken on top. And a half a cup of water.

Hours later, it certainly smells good.
 

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mmmmmmmmMMMMMMMmmm:shock: looks gooood!

Wife does something similar but instead of the BBQ sauce she uses a whole small jar of cheap no name grape jelly.
I know it sounds gross.... But it's actually damn good after it simmers for a few hours

Your picture made my Hungry:twisted:
 
Open invitation to anyone who wants shredded chicken and bacon and onions in a BBq sauce.
 

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Couldn't help it...got a pot goin right now
The wife might even smile when she knows that the crawler blog made dinner tonight :mrgreen:
 
Most surprising was that the bacon cooked beyond mush. I was expecting a soggy bacon when done, but it went past that, and was done well, and the chicken just fell apart. It was so good, the second go around hours later being even better. Pretty much cooked chicken breast in a soup of bacon fat and BBq sauce. With the bacon and onions as extra bonus toppings. I used no additional spices of any kind.

High setting for a couple hours until you really smell it, then low for hours until you can't take it anymore.

Went very good with many cold beers. :mrgreen:

8)
 
Can't believe I am actually posting this :shock:
With corn on the Cobb and a fresh tossed salad
Dinner

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Ask my wife....according to her I never cook anything..Much les post it up in this forum..:mrgreen:

The chicken was coming off the bone after 4 hours...and was VERY tasty
 
If you could relate the 'blue screen of death' from the pc world into the kitchen, that is my cooking.
 
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