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ANBSHILLING
5/23/08 12:04 P
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TESSADIANE
5/23/08 12:58 A
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| I use a pork roast. They are super lean and like the other posters said, whatever you cook in the Crockpot will come out tender if you cook it long enough.
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| On meat the more marbling the more fat so find a piece that doesn't have lots of marbling. Almost any cut will come out tender in a slow cooker.
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HALLUCINATING
5/19/08 1:48 P
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| I dont know about the calories but the cheapest cut of beef (most likely has less fat) will come out tender in the crock pot.
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PEARLARCIA
5/19/08 8:32 A
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| We always cook our venison roasts in the crock pot. I come from a family of hunters so have easy access to it. I enjoy almost anything from the slow cooker. Pork tenderloin, any kind of beef roast, chicken breasts bone in with chili sauce. Mmmmmmm
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Hello
Anything slow cooked will come out tender, even the tough cuts.
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| I don't know about calorie wise, but chuck is the only kind I make in the crock pot. Which if it's high in fat, that would explain why it is soooooo good!
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ANBSHILLING
5/14/08 8:32 P
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Whats the lowest calorie, yet still tender, type of roast I can buy to cook in a crock pot or slow cooker? I used to buy "beef chuck tender roast", but I read that its really high in calories...
Thanks in advance!
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