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Did you put it in a crock pot? I used to use a crock pot but it takes so long and when it’s done it creates so much juice the meat was floating in a lake of juice. I put the ones I get now in a cooking bag and put in the oven at 325 for two hours and they come out tender and juicy. 🙂
Not Joe, but I do mine in a Dutch oven in the oven. <- That looks weird, but I can’t think of a fix. Anyway, I tried the crockpot with the same result.

Last time I used the pressure cooker (Instant Pot), but it removed the amazingness of filling the house with those good smells for multiple hours. Also, the veggies cook, but they don’t have that browning magic.
 
Not Joe, but I do mine in a Dutch oven in the oven. <- That looks weird, but I can’t think of a fix. Anyway, I tried the crockpot with the same result.

Last time I used the pressure cooker (Instant Pot), but it removed the amazingness of filling the house with those good smells for multiple hours. Also, the veggies cook, but they don’t have that browning magic.
I’ve circled around an Instant Pot for a couple of years and am intrigued, but limited counter and general space gets my mind going into the years I’ve received a small appliance for a significant holiday, birthday, etc. 🤬. Revolt.
 
Did you put it in a crock pot? I used to use a crock pot but it takes so long and when it’s done it creates so much juice the meat was floating in a lake of juice. I put the ones I get now in a cooking bag and put in the oven at 325 for two hours and they come out tender and juicy. 🙂
Yeah but you can put macaroni and some cheese in the crock pot too and have a complete meal done at the same time.
 
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I’ve circled around an Instant Pot for a couple of years and am intrigued, but limited counter and general space gets my mind going into the years I’ve received a small appliance for a significant holiday, birthday, etc. 🤬. Revolt.
I wouldn’t have bought mine if it hadn’t doubled as an air fryer. It gets a lot of use, although mainly as an air fryer. Which reminds me, gonna go slice up a tater and make some french fries.
 
I wouldn’t have bought mine if it hadn’t doubled as an air fryer. It gets a lot of use, although mainly as an air fryer. Which reminds me, gonna go slice up a tater and make some french fries.
Air fryer ff, 20 min total:

Slice ‘em and spice ‘em (this was one not-quite-medium russet potato):
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Cook ‘em at 400° for 10 minutes, stir with tongs, then 6-7 minutes more. Hot and crisp, with <1 Tbsp of olive oil, plus paprika and sea salt:
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I wished I liked fries, don’t get me wrong. I like all things potato, even liked fries with (the horror, ketchup at one time. I hope that doesn’t invoke the ketchup person), but........nm on myself.
Sub the veg of your choice - anything that you might roast in a convection oven. These things are great, especially in July and August when you really, really don’t want to fire up the range.
 
Did you put it in a crock pot? I used to use a crock pot but it takes so long and when it’s done it creates so much juice the meat was floating in a lake of juice. I put the ones I get now in a cooking bag and put in the oven at 325 for two hours and they come out tender and juicy. 🙂
The juice is for the rolls
 
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