Wednesday, December 11, 2013





COOKING IS A CROCKPOT


The bane of any quilting addict is cooking. We lose much valuable sewing time in  always having to stop and prepare meals for our families. It is such a waste of time.

I had tried to convince my family that the four basic food groups were Fast, Frozen, Microwavable and Carry Out, but they kept whining for a home cooked meal. The constant whining was starting to get on my nerves but now I have recently discovered a remarkable cooking device that cuts hours off of meal preparation time. Hours that can now be used more productively for sewing. This amazing device is called a crock pot. A truly remarkable invention.

All you have to do is round up a bunch of compatible food, dump it in the crock pot along with a little chicken or beef broth and some garlic powder, and then, eight or nine hours of uninterrupted sewing time later, dinner is done.

Just before your family gets home, splash a little water on your forehead and sprinkle a little flour on your cheeks. Then complain about how you have slaved for hours in the kitchen and how no one appreciates these fabulous and time consuming meals that you have laboriously prepared. Guilt the heck out of them.

I will occasionally post a recipe here and there for you to use to impress your family with your new found culinary skills.

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