Thursday, July 25, 2013

A New Addition to the Kitchen


Yeah, I rhymed my title. 
Sometimes I'm fuckin creative, deal with it!
I intended to post yesterday, but got distracted by awesome box seats at a Jethawks game.
Yes, you read right. The Fucking Jethawks.

My dad (the majestic beast on the right) and his friend chillin with KaBoom

Oh you don’t know the Jethawks? Educate yourself!  
It was a fun game, with lots of beer and a victory on our part. Before you ask, I do like baseball, I do NOT follow major leagues, and yes I will go to a game with you if you buy me beers.

So anyway, husband and I have been battling for the last two weeks with our crock pot.

Poor guy is past his prime, especially after an unfortunate incident with a slippery sink

Old trusty wasn’t hacking it anymore, and our slow-cooker needs had moved on. First, we sat him down and adequately broke up with him ; it’s not you crockpot, it’s us. We dropped you, after all, and it’s not your fault you’re older than sin and entirely too small for our fat-ass needs.
After many tears, okay mostly my tears and my husband’s laughter at my overly-personified relationship with kitchen appliances, we began the search online.
Fast-forward through all the boring research bullshit and about twenty visits to both crockpot.com and google for reviews, we settled on our new friend – I mean – model, yeah tools aren’t pets…

Isn’t it beautiful!?

Knowing me to be the impatient child I am, husband read my mind, and as soon as it arrived washed and plugged it in, demanding I season a chicken now and submit it to the fiery inferno that is our new friend, ergo the photo of glorious chicken you see before you. Yes, it’s fucking amazing, and no, you can’t have the recipe…today.

4 comments:

  1. How did the chicken come out? I've been thinking about getting a crock pot, and I'd like to hear your review. =)

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  2. Absolutely tender! The one pictured is Crock Pot's 5-Quart Slow Cooker Smart Pot.
    http://www.crock-pot.com/product.aspx?pid=13158
    It heats up really fast and maintains pretty efficiently. It has four settings, high for four and six hours, and low for eight and ten hours, after which they all switch to warm. I find the settings to be great, since you can set up something in the morning and not worry about over-cooking it. As you can see, I could almost fit two small hens in there, and I'm pretty stoked to cook the hell out of a ham shank!

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