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| Chuck Kimmel's "What's Cooking?" Kitchen Whats Cooking: A cooking forum designed for fauna members to share recipes and other culinary delights with each other. Bon Appetit! |
01-04-2014, 11:48 AM
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Easy pea soup
This is an easy hot soup for cold weather:
Soak bag of split peas overnight
1 can Spam
1 medium onion
Wash peas, soak overnight. Put in pot with 1 can Spam, sliced, and 1 chopped onion and enough water to cover peas around 2 inches.
Cook on high heat until boiling, then on low hear for a couple hours. Serve with crushed Saltines on top.
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02-07-2014, 09:06 PM
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Can I adapt this to the crockpot?
On low for most of the day??
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03-28-2014, 03:50 PM
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Quote:
Originally Posted by Magic
Can I adapt this to the crockpot?
On low for most of the day??
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I did, except I substituted leftover ham and I added a sliced large carrot as well. Just keep an eye on it and add water if needed.
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