Why You Shouldn’t Cook This In Your Crock Pot
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Do you want to know why you shouldn’t cook this mouth-watering casserole in your Crock Pot? Because it turns out so good, your family, friends, and neighbors will constantly be badgering you to make more! Seriously, you’ll never get a moment of peace again.
But I suppose it’s all worth it when you take your first bite of this Crock Pot Smoked Sausage and Hashbrown Casserole. Prepare to be enraptured in dinnertime bliss with this one. Talk about an amazing one-pot Crock meal! You’ve got your meat, dairy, veggie, and starch all in one -easy-to-prepare meal. What’s not to love?
Recipe and photo courtesy of Laren’s Latest.
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Quick Tip: For an extra-easy cleanup, liberally spray your slow cooker with Pam cooking spray before adding ingredients.
One Comment
How long to cook and is it low or high?? Thanks