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12/2/08 11:37 A

I have the "fix it and forget it" crock pot cook book and LOVE it!! It has lots of great WW friendly recipes.

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11/25/08 11:14 P

Thanks for this great suggestion!

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11/25/08 10:39 P

I've seen that cook book, but hadn't purchased it. Now I think I will next time I run across it. Thanks.

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11/25/08 10:38 P

Thank you I will see if the library has this book.

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11/25/08 3:07 P

Hey that sounds great i'm going to get that.

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11/25/08 10:51 A

I'm always on the lookout for a good cookbook. Thanks for the tip -- I'll be sure to look for it!

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11/25/08 10:24 A

I have this cookbook and it is good.

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11/25/08 9:31 A

Virtually every meal I make these days is in the crock pot. Most of my recipes have come from the cook book "Fix it and Forget it Lightly." The recipes are good and every recipe contains nutritional info.

Last night I even made a meatloaf in the crock pot. Couldn't tell it hadn't been baked in the regular oven and my daughter inhaled 3 pieces of it.

Most of the recipes are simple enough that you can put the ingredients together earlier in the week, freeze it and then just throw it in before you leave in the morning. It's been working great for me.

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