July 2019 marks FIVE YEARS of blogging here at The Crumby Kitchen – and I want to share my excitement with you by giving away all kinds of fun kitchen goodies!
Who knew?
Five years ago, after being inspired by Sally’s Baking Addiction to start my own blog.
Five years ago, while I browsed the internet for the perfect layout (which you’ll see – and laugh at – below).
Sixty months ago, when I hit “Publish” for the first time.
Eighteen-hundred days ago, as I thought ahead to what my life would be like today.
I could never have imagined that carving out a corner of the internet kitchen would have changed my life in such drastic ways, but here we are.
FIVE YEARS OF BLOGGING.
I sure have come a long way from there.
That’s right! If you haven’t been along for this whole ride, you wouldn’t know that this blog used to be called The Crumby Cupcake.
Where did you get the name? To be honest, I’m not even sure. Researching domain names had me frustrated for quite a while, because every one I wanted was already being used. I think it had something to do with a thesaurus, a desire to include the word cupcake, and pulling a fake, often-misspelled word (crumby) out of thin air.
What made you rebrand to The Crumby Kitchen? Too much confusion! I can’t begin to tell you how many people on social media thought I was a local bakery. I would get order requests on a monthly basis. Plus, readers often assumed I was a dessert blog – and while that’s my specialty, I wanted to appeal to a wider audience.
Since the first post (an intro) went live on July 9, 2014, the blog has:
- Gone through 3 redesigns (with a fourth coming in 2020!)
- Published close to 500 recipes
- Gotten 4000+ comments
- ~1.7 million visitors
- ~3.4 million pageviews
- Been featured on Buzzfeed, Delish, MSN, Southern Living, Elle France, and The Chew (RIP)…to name a few
As you can see, I’ve never had a hugely successful blog. I’m not one of those overnight sensations that popped up out of nowhere, but it’s been good enough to me that I was able to quit my 15+ year retail management job in May of 2017 to do it full-time.
Today, I’m making more income off of the blog and my photography business than I was working 55+ hours a week in customer service.
I’m also much happier. I enjoy my job, especially when I get positive feedback from readers. I’m able to travel like I’ve always wanted to, and work while doing so.
That just goes to show you that even a tiny corner of the internet can provide a pretty damn good living.
TOP 5 READER FAVES
Over the span of 5 years, some bloggers might see their top recipes shift a lot. Apparently, that’s not so when you’re me.
Healthier Baked Eggplant Parmesan – my all-time number one perennial reader favorite. Posted way back in 2015, this was my first foray into eggplant anything (at the request of Abe), and I caught the fever. Apparently, so did the rest of the internet. The cheese pull really grabs people on Pinterest, I guess, and even though my photography has come a long way, nothing has been able to eclipse this cheesy goodness in popularity.
Homemade Cannolis – one of these days, I should really do a video for these easy, delish Italian treats. Originally posted on Sugar & Soul, I syndicated these in 2018 and have enjoyed all kinds of Google love for them.
Pina Colada Rum Cake – fair warning, the blog post for this recipe is extremely long-winded and full of mush. I make this cake for me and Abe’s anniversary every year, and you get to read all about it and even see wedding photos! Ewwww! Even in this age of people too lazy to scroll to get a free recipe, plenty of Pinterest folks have loved this cake since 2016 – so much that I just had to share their efforts on the post!
Maui Moscow Mule – I feel like this recipe from 2017 speaks for itself. Who doesn’t love a summery, tropical rainbow cocktail?? I’ll tell you who DOES – Pinterest.
Irish Cream Coffee Mud Pie – this one is just embarrassing. I did say my photography improved a lot, but to me in 2016, this was top notch work. The green is a dead giveaway that there was a holiday involved. I knew nothing about tricks to make the cake look perfect (to be fair, I still don’t know much). The angles were all wrong. Pinterest – again – didn’t care. Chocolate is as chocolate does, and this cake is nothing short of delicious (albeit controversial – just read the comments!)
ERICA’S TOP 5 FAVES
My all-time favorite recipes DO fluctuate quite a bit – but it’s usually my newer stuff that I’m in love with. I’m constantly learning new tips and tricks about photography and styling, and it’s only taken this long for me to finally see a style emerging in my shots.
Best-Ever Buttermilk Carrot Cake – after years of being very “meh” about carrot cakes, this particular one is my new favorite. I made this for the first time as a very last-minute birthday cake for a visiting cousin, and it was devoured in less than 24 hours. It’s rummy and moist in all the right ways (thanks to a boozy buttermilk glaze that gets poured over the warm cakes), and I’m obsessed with the way I used the carrot peels and tops as decoration.
The Bettah Feta Burger – I have yet to shoot another burger as pretty as this one – the ingredients just made this one so easy to stack! It’s so eye-catching, it’s been on the cover of a magazine! Nevermind that it’s a local magazine, it still counts.
Double Chocolate Mousse Cake – for all of the chocolate cakes I’ve published on the blog, this one is my current favorite. Moist cake and 2 types of mousse and a thick layer of ganache, all made pretty for the holidays. This one did super well on Instagram, and I’ve seen multiple people remake it perfectly, right down to the decorations.
Instant Pot Shrimp & Grits – so this one is in my cookbook, and it’s now my favorite shrimp recipe ever. Neither Abe or I had ever had grits prior, despite my Southern-ness, and it’s now on a monthly breakfast rotation. The Instant Pot prep makes it quick and easy, just don’t forget the crispy fried eggs on top!
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Pumpkin Layer Cake with Brown Butter Cream Cheese – considering just how many pumpkin recipes I’ve shared over the years, I had a really hard time deciding which one was my favorite. I think the brown butter cream cheese sends this one just slightly up at the top. I’m a sucker for both elements of that frosting. PLUS six perfect layers of cake, OMG.
CONGRATULATIONS to ALL of our winners! They have been contacted and prizes have been sent.
Thank you, also, to everyone who took the time to leave a kind comment, follow us on our social media channels, and enter the giveaways! The whole thing was a huge a success, and I can’t wait to do more giveaways in the future!
Elba Rivera says
Congratulations on 5 years of awesomeness! Thank you for sharing your recipes.
Donna L Holder says
i love cooking roast
Ellen Casper says
I love grilling mahi mahi and veggies
Jennifer B. says
Congrats, Erica! You’ve come such a long way. Here I am nearly 10 years into it and in half the time you’ve shown so so so so much of your skills and love of cooking/baking. 🙂 Hope to see you again soon!
Jodi says
Congratulations on 5 years! What an accompliishment.
Kevin M. says
Great accomplishment. Looking forward to the next 5 years.
Dana Z says
Congratulations!! Looking forward to many more years of crave-worthy cooking!!
Becky says
I’m new to your blog so I appreciate that you listed so many of your favorite recipes. I’m printing them now!
Ann Fantom says
I love to grill salmon with lemon dill sauce
Denise says
Congratulations on 5 years!
My favorite thing to grill is fajitas.
nosogirl says
My favorite thing to grill is chicken
Alma says
Congrats on your 5th Blogaversary!!🍾
Tim says
Congratulations Erica. I am glad you are happy and doing what you ❤️.
Betsy Cohen says
Bubbelah,
I am SOOOOOOOO proud of you!!!! You are rocking this blogging world!
<3
Susan Broughton says
Congrats on so many years! Our family enjoys just about everything grilled but chicken I guess is our favorite.
Chris Noe says
I love grilled salmon with Mexican street corn done on the grill. Thanks for the opportunity and congrats on the anniversary.
Susan Morris says
My favorite grilling meats are New York Strip steaks!
Elle says
My favorite is grilled salmon with a teriyaki glaze with grilled vegetables with a balsamic glaze.
David Fullerton says
Love grilling tri-tip
Monique Rizzo says
Steak, Corn on the Cob and watermelon!!
Keri justice says
I love corn on the cob off of the grill! Or fresh veggies kabobs are great too!
linda says
I love grilling chicken with an orange marmalade sauce and grilled pineapple.
Julie Waldron says
I like barbecue chicken and zucchini on the grill.
Susan Smith says
My favorite thing to grill are BBQ ribs.
Cheryl says
My favorite summer grilling meal is Baby Back Ribs, Rib Eye Steak with Onion Blue Cheese Sauce, Bacon-and-Egg Potato Salad, Tomato, Onion, and Cucumber Salad, Bacon Wrapped Asparagus Bundles, and Grilled Ratatouille.
kathy Persons says
We love to grill pork chops and veggies
Edye says
Grilled veggie burgers!
Darlene Carbajal says
I love grilling cheeseburgers!
Dave L says
Hamburgers and hot dogs are my favorite items to grill. Thank you for the chance to win.
Dawn Jozwiak says
Love grilling chicken and pineapple! Thanks for the opportunity and congratulations on 5 years!
Candace Galan says
Grilled salmon and pineapple is absolutely my favorite summer food!
Lauren U says
I love grilling burgers
Lindsay A. says
My favorite would be kabobs! Congrats on five years – your site looks amazing & I’m glad I found it! I’m a fellow fan of Sally’s Baking Addiction as well. 🙂
Jennifer Phillips says
Congrats on five years! And congrats on an amazing cookbook too! You have wonderful recipes and I am so thrilled you decided to do a blog and let us all in on your recipes and life !1
Lula Ruger says
I love grilling all kinds of veggies zuchinni is my favorite
Hesper Fry says
I like to grill out hamburgers and brats during the grilling season.
Rachel F. says
Thanks for the great recipes and congrats on five years!
Nancy says
Congrats! I love everything on the grill. Especially kabobs.
Kim Smith says
We love to grill shrimp
Betsy Barnes says
Salmon, zucchini and corn on the cob is my favorite summer grilling meal.
Christina Sparks says
We love beef ribs.
Susan Craft says
Congratulations on your anniversary. Keep on blogging
kathy mcclanahan says
We love to grill Hamburgers on our grill then top them with fresh veggies from the garden! Congrats on 5 years!
Sharon says
Smoked cajun sausage done well, and a big bunch of brussels sprouts.
Annamarie V says
We love to grill steaks, I actually grilled a Strauss Fillet last night and it was so good.
Susan Christy says
My favorite is grilled pork chops and grilled asparagus.
Laurie Emerson says
A big congratulations on 5 years! I love to grill shrimp and any type of vegetables.
Lula Ruger says
I like pot roast in the pressure cooker
Susan Morris says
I don’t own an electric pressure cooker, but can’t wait to experiment with lots of new recipes!
kimrk56 says
I haven’t cooked in a pressure cooker, but I think chicken would be good.
Becky says
Congratulations on five years – what a great achievement!
Priscilla P. says
I don’t have an Electric Pressure Cooker.
Karen D says
I like to use it to cook dried beans (and to make cheesecake).
RICHARD SKUSE says
My favorite thing is chicken
Carolyn Fenzl says
We like to cook salmon and potatoes!
Denise says
I don’t have a favorite thing to cook in my pressure cooker; I don’t own one!
Janice Dean says
Congratualtons! I have never tried one, or anything prepared in one, so it would be fun to learn and collect recipes!
Sarah says
I’ve never used a pressure cooker before but I think I would like making stews and chicken dishes.
Susan Broughton says
I have never used one. I have heard a lot of good things about them so my fingers are crossed that I win one!
Cheryl Medders says
I don’t have a favorite thing to cook in it because I don’t have one. 🙂
TN says
Every one of these recipes looks amazing!
Chris Noe says
Carne Asada or carnitas always turn out great.
Amy C. says
I haven’t used a pressure cooker, but would love to try hard boiled eggs.
Deborah W. says
My favorite thing to make in the instant pot is Mississippi pot roast. Delicious!
Katherine Donovan says
I have not used a pressure cooker but my Dad used one often . He loved making chicken and pork chops in the the cooker . And…….a HUGE congrats on your 5 year blogiversary!
Debbie Erickson says
I like to make Mongolian Beef and broccoli
Jennifer Phillips says
I don’t have a favorite yet, just now learning how to use it and trying out recipes.
LeAnn Harbert says
I haven’t used a ppressure cooler before.
Cynthia C says
I would like to make pulled pork in an electric pressure cooker.
Sharon Rooney says
I like to cook chicken in my electric Pressure cooker. You can make it so many different ways.
Thomas Gibson says
I like making BBQ pulled chicken sandwiches.
sheila ressel says
I don’t have a pressure cooker but I would love to have one so I could make pulled pork.
Melissa C says
5 years what an amazing milestone! Congrats!!!!!!!!
kathy Persons says
I personally don’t have one but have had roast beef cooked in one and it is divine
Antoinette M says
I like making soup.
Tina D says
Congratulation to five years of blogging, I am new and looking forwards to getting new recipes from you
Linda Sweeting says
I like to make cabbage rolls stuffed with sausage and rice mixture.
Tiffany S says
I would love to cook Chili in the pressure cooker.
Natalie says
I love to cook sesame chicken in the pressure cooker!
Linda K says
My favorite thing to cook is spaghetti – one and done!
kathy mcclanahan says
We love pulled pork! Cook the roast, make 2 meals = bbq pulled pork sandwiches and with the other half of the meat make pulled pork taco’s topped with fresh veggies from the garden!
Hesper Fry says
I would iike cooking baby back ribs in my pressure cooker.
Michelle H. says
I would like to use it to cook corned beef and other meats and stews.
donna porter says
Congratulations on 5 years! I do not have a pressure cooker but would love to cook a roast and veggies in one!
Gloria Luongo says
Roast with root veggies.
Debra Guillen says
I love pork carnitas in the Electric Pressure Cooker
Betsy Barnes says
I do not own a Electric Pressure Cooker, however, I would love to try pulled pork if I did.
Bryan Vice says
I love cooking roaste with carrots and potatoes
LizV says
Congrats on 5 yrs. Here’s to 5 more 🎉💜
Ellen Casper says
I like pot roast in the pressure cooker
Stephanie Shipley says
Congrats on 5 years! I don’t have one, but would be making all kinds of chicken in it!
Bonnie Parks says
I don’t have a pressure cooker. I have seen so many recipes that use one, that I would like to own one. I would cook combination meals
jane jakins says
BBQ ribs
Lindsay A. says
I’ve never owned an electric pressure cooker, & am new to cooking with one!
Cami Valenzuela says
Happy 5 years! Al your recipes look amazing. Book market a few to try.
Cami Valenzuela says
My favorite thing to pressure cook is ribs. So tender and great!
doris ryan says
Congratulations. I always like to read stories of women who do well in pursuit of their dreams. Will be checking back to see how things are gong. Keep up the good work.
Darla Peduzzi says
Congratulatoins on your 5 Year Blogiversary! I like baking cakes and cupcakes.
Bernardina Sims says
My fondest baking memories is baking Christmas cookies with my mom every year then handing them out in our neighborhood!
Amy C. says
My favorite baking memory is when my mom and I would make goodies to share with friends and family during the holidays.
Patti says
Congratulations on 5 amazing years!
Rebecca Hubbell says
Congrats on 5 years of blogging, girl! You are amazing!!!
Ann Fantom says
My favorite memory is when I was about seven years old and my mom and grandmother were teaching me how to bake a cake and the let me run the mixer. I was so excited!
Allison Anderson says
Licking the beaters as a kid. Kitchen Aid products are the best
Jenny Ham says
Baking Christmas Cookies with my grandma every year tit was always so much fun to decorate them and just have alone time with grandma. I always looked forward to it. I also loved to sneak the cookie dough when grandma wasn’t looking soo good…
Jennifer Essad says
I fondly remember our kids helping me bake a birthday cake for their daddy in the early 80’s, today sprinkles are still a must in decorating all cales
Janice Dean says
My fondest baking moment was for my son’s birthday (42), and I made him a homemade dark chocolate cake.
Susan Broughton says
Would love to win! Love your blog!
Jennifer Phillips says
Anytime I was with my mom and grandma learning from them, those times were all too few.
Thomas Gibson says
One of my fondest memories was baking Christmas cookies with my grandmother all night long a few days before Christmas.
Trey Stone says
Licking the bowl and mixer clean every time my mom made a cake growing up.
Chris Noe says
We have recently converted to low-carb eating, so I am learning to bake for our new way of life. Any time I have a successful result, it is my new favorite baking experience. Getting healthy and eating well.
athena graeme says
My fondest baking memory is the first time I got to bake with my daughter. We adopted her last year when she was 4, the perfect age for helping mommy in the kitchen. My husband had taken her outside to pick lemons from the tree, so with this giant mound of lemons we decided to make a lemon meringue pie. She was so cute covered in sticky juice trying her best to squeeze those lemons!
Annette says
My fondest baking memory is making blackberry pies with my mom and neighbor. We’d pick the wild berries and mom would oversee the baking process. I think I was 9 years old at the time. While we did all the measuring and mixing, she rolled out the dough and put it into the pie pan.
mary benack says
my moment was i was cookin out had corn on the cob salt potatoes an ribs i think i was real hungry cause i made alot of each the oder kids must of smelled it asthey showed up an the grandkids what ixv learnrned is always make the extra as you never k who might show up hungry for my mom can grill
Jaye Smith says
Baking rolls with my grandmother.
Cynthia C says
My favorite baking memory is of my kids helping to decorate holiday cookies.
Dave says
Loved making doughnuts with my grandmother.
Susan Morris says
Making zucchini bread with my granddaughter. we loved creating these with fresh zucchini from the garden.
Katherine Donovan says
My fondest baking memory is from my childhood. My aunt who is a phenomenal baker taught me how to make pie crust. We had such a good time. A lot of laughs and I learned how to make a good pie crust. We made an apple pie and served it to the family after dinner. I was so proud!!
Debbi Wellenstein says
I don’t have a fond baking memory! All my baking memories were fraught with failure! Regardless, I can now bake a decent pie, and a pretty good cake. I’m still working on cookies.
Kamella says
Baking Red Velvet Cake is one of my fondest memories.
Teresa says
I loved watching my Grandma and Granddad making their homemade coconut cake.
Christina Sparks says
Making my 1st red velvet cheesecake
Susan Biddle says
My fondest baking memory is of a complete failure. My dad was an experimental cook when I was little. We tried to make banana meatloaf, and it smelled so bad we had to bury it in the yard! I still laugh about it years later.
Karen D says
Making raised donuts with my mother. She died when I was 11.
Jillian Too says
I loved learning to bake Christmas cookies from my mom.
007blond says
I use to love making tea cakes with my Grandmother when I was little.
Jacqueline Labrie says
I love to bake❤️ It’s so nice of you to share all your wonderful delicious recipes. I’m gonna have lots of fun trying to bake them. All if possible.
Cheryl says
My fondest baking memory is learning to bake with my Easy Bake Oven 🙂
Ellen Gervits says
My fondest baking memory is watching my grandmother bake rugelash.
Connie Headley says
Happy Anniversary.The food looks wonderful. Thanks for making me hungry lol
Kevin says
My wife is an excellent baker and I have the stomach to prove it.
Kelly D says
I enjoyed helping my mom decorate cakes that we would bake.
Deborah W. says
My fondest baking memories are baking with my children when they were younger.
Molli Taylor says
my best baking memories are from making german chocolate cake with my grandmother for international night at school every year.
CINDY says
Love the blog and recipes!
Melissa Storms says
My grandfather and I loved pecan pie. I have so many find memories as a child, teen and adult shopping for the ingredients and baking a lot of pies. I hardly ever eat it anymore but always think of my Poppy when I do.
CE Patrick says
My fondest baking memory was watching my Grandma bake. She never measured and it always tasted fantastic. She was an amazing woman!
Priscilla S. says
My fondest baking memory is making chocolate chip cookies with my mom growing up. I loved helping in the kitchen and especially baking. Oatmeal chocolate chip cookies were our favorite treat.
Chrissy Andre says
Baking cookies with my grandma
Lisa Walker says
Congratulations on 5 years! My fondest baking memory is baking cookies, fudge, and other candies every year at Christmas with my Mom!
Rita A says
i remember the first year I made our family recipe pumpkin bread. The recipe has been handed down for many years, The paper is stained and folded which makes it even more of a memory. To this day I still make this recipe every fall.
kathy Persons says
Making cookies with my grams at Christmastime
Sarah says
One of my fondest baking memories was when I was Christmas baking with my mom and sister.
Betsy Barnes says
My fondest baking memory is spending the night with my grandmother, watching scary movies and baking cookies.
Lindsay A. says
I am a HUGE baking nerd!! 😀 Some of my fondest memories as a little kid were making old family recipes with my mom, including a gingerbread cake she’d make in her old tube pan.
Shawn Stover says
Baking pies with my grandmother
NANCY says
I remember being very young when my grandmother taught me how to make homemade pies for the first time. Good memories!
Mark V says
Congratulations on 5 amazing years! Looking forward to the next 5.
Cami Valenzuela says
I remember baking with family for Christmas. We would do it for 2 days and have a sleep over.
Sherry Fowler says
my fondest memory is when my mamaw would prepare and cook apples pies! she would make the dough and put the extra dough in a pan for the grandkids to bake and eat! we could play in the dough and make it into different shapes and bake it and it was awesome! we loved doing that with our mamaw; miss those days!
Monica Kirkham says
My fondest baking memories is time in the kitchen with my girls when they were younger. They loved baking anything, as long as we had the time together.
Chrysa says
It has to be making rhubarb crisp with my dad!
Mya Murphy says
My mom would send me out with a bucket to pick yummy blackberries!! Then, we would bake together.. ❤
Mark V says
My fondest baking memory is licking the beaters as a kid. That and learning from the best!–My mom.
ae minx says
My fondest memories are of baking with my family over the holidays
khellemn says
I would have to say that my very fondest memory was when I was 18 yrs old making a Coconut Cake from scratch with my grandmother. It was many years ago but a really special memory.
Kriss Kimball says
Bahama Mama. I love tropical drinks!
Janice says
Congratulations in your five-year anniversary of the blog! I’m relatively new to your blog, but you have some great recipes and fun going on here. I’m planning to check in regularly!
Thomas Gibson says
I like a cool refreshing strawberry daiquiri.
linda fulton says
margarita is my favorite
LeAnn Harbert says
I like any kind of fruity drinks.
KATIE USHER says
Baking my pork roast with brown sugar and granny and delicious apples. yumm
Amanda Ripsam says
You are my life goals right now. I have been blogging since 2014 went though a lot of redesigns and I kept it as a hobby for me to have my space on the internet. i have had highs and lows in blogging for sure. Your post is inspiring and I only landed on it after I discovered a giveaway I like entering contest rather then hosting them.
Good luck in all you do in the future.
Thanks for the chance to win such an awesome prize.
Ellen Casper says
Moscow Mules and Margaritas are my favorite
Tracy Suzanne DeLoach says
Hi Erica. I also live on Florida east coast, in Jacksonville. Congratulations on five wonderful years!!! I love seeing your gorgeous food photos, they all look so good. You photograph as good as you cook! The Moscow Mule is almost to pretty to drink just like your beautiful and scrumptious looking cake. And I really want to try the InstaPot Shrimp & Grits recipe, but I first have to get an Instapot. lol That betta Feta Burger has me starving now! Thank you including us in your celebrate with a chance to win one of the many generous prizes you’re giving away.
Gloria Luongo says
If I had my way I would grill everything.
Sarah says
I think a tropical twisters mocktail would be a favorite
Deborah W. says
I love to cook pot roast in the slow cooker. It always comes out so tender and juicy.
Jaye Smith says
Pot roast is so good when cooked in a slow cooker.
Becky says
I;m not quite ready for slow cooker season but your prize package is terrific. My slow cooker is at least ten years old.
athena graeme says
I Loooooove slow cookers. I have an ancient crock pot right now, it is the love of my life (please do not tell my husband!) I’m a stay at home mom, who also leads a girl scout troop and runs her own business on-line transcribing for the blind. I get incredibly busy! There are days when I am out of the house all day taking my daughter to swimming or one of the myriad of things she does. There is nothing better than dumping a bunch of ingredients in the pot, setting it on low and walking away until dinner time! Our family’s favorite slow cooker meal is Hungarian Goulash! Our daughter is crazy about that heavy paprika spice!
Vanessa R says
Anything with pork. Stews, soups, beans, just pork.
Happy 5th!
Kelly D says
Chili is the best food to slow cook.
Susan Christy says
I love slow cooking my ribs and finishing them off on the grill.
Angelique Meisner says
I love to have a crock pot of chilli cooking on fall days. It is my favorite crock pot dish
Jennifer P says
THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU!!! I just can’t thank you enough, for the recipes and the giveaways and the travel stories! I am enjoying your blog immensely!!
Amy C. says
I really enjoy making shredded chicken for tacos, barbecue chicken, chili and mac & cheese in the crockpot.
Linda A Gawthrop says
The pictures on your page are stunning!
Thomas Gibson says
The best thing that I cook in a slow cooker would be pot roast.
susan atkins says
THE best thing for me to cook in crockpot is cornbeef and cabbage and potatoes. Congrats on your 5 years.
Sarah says
When my slow cooker still worked i really liked making pot roast and a coconut chicken lentil stew.
Cheryl says
THE BEST food for me to slow cook is chili.
Michelle StPierre says
Congratulations on such an achievement. My favorite thing to grill is marinated flank steak and yellow squash.
Cynthia C says
I think the best food to slow cook is pulled pork.
Melissa Storms says
Pork roast for pulled pork sandwiches is definitely the best food to cook in the slow cooker. I always think of my Poppy when I make it, though he refused to use a slow cooker and cooked it in the oven on low all day.
LeAnn Harbert says
My boys like pot roast with carrots potatoes and green beans.
Christina Sparks says
I like to cook roast or a full chicken.
tiffany dayton says
Short ribs.
Cindy Peterson says
Chilli is so good in the slow cooker.
Lisa Walker says
I love slow cooking pot roast!
Jennifer H. says
I would say pot roast is on of the best.
Natalie says
I love to slow cook ribs!! They get so tender!
John H. says
I think that chili us great cooked this way.
Kim Avery says
The best thing to slow cook is a chuck roast. I’ve recently been introduced to Mississippi Pot Roast and can’t get enough of it!
Robin says
My favorite has to be pot roast.
Dolores Miranda says
I love slow cooking chicken meals in my slow cooker!Congrats on 5 years!!
Gloria Luongo says
Mississippi Pot Roast.
ae minx says
My favorite slow cooker meals are pt roast, or chicken noodle soup
Amanda Ripsam says
Awesome and congratulations on 5 years of blogging. I have been a blogger since 2014 but I blog every few months I am not very I keep it to help promote awareness of the genetic disorder my daughter and I both have. I would love to w in . Amazing prize thanks for the chance.
maria gentry says
We love making chili in the slow cooker! So yummy!
Hesper Fry says
The best food to slow cook for my is a pot roast.
kathy M says
I love slow cooked ribs in the crockpot – so easy and delicious!
Ellen Casper says
Pot roast or pork loin is good for slow cooking
Denise says
The best thing to slow cook is chuck roast. Chicken for tacos is good, too.
Tiffany S says
I like to slow cook roast and potatoes.
Tanya says
Sad for the retailer you left, and happy to see your success!!! 👍🏻🙌🏻👏🏻👌🏻
Amber Bourland says
I love to slow cook a big pork butt roast. I use a specific seasoning blend and cook it all night or all day, and it comes out SO tender, juicy and delicious! Any leftovers get re-cooked with BBQ sauce for sandwiches a few days later.
JANE jakins says
baking with mom
Leah Shumack says
Pot roast is my favorite meal to slow cook!