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Title: Crockpot Freezer Meals - 2nd Edition: 110 Delicious Crockpot Freezer Meals

Author: Daniel Cook

Narrator: Diane Davis

Format: Unabridged

Length: 1 hr and 53 mins

Language: English

Release date: 02-09-16

Publisher: Daniel Cook

Genres: Self Development, How-To

Publisher's Summary:

Cooking can be a very time consuming and overwhelming experience. In this fast-paced world, we have less and less time and most of the time, we resort to fast food instead of warm and healthy homemade meals. Not many of us have enough time to devote one to two hours a day just for cooking. Or maybe you're a stay-at-home mom and you have the time, however, you could use it for your hobbies and doing things that you like other than cooking.

You can eat healthy meals at restaurants, however, this costs significant money, and also time commuting. You can grab fast food, but then you can see your health slowly getting worse, gaining weight, and beginning to see that judging looks from people. You can hire a personal chef, but that would be pretty expensive.... But what if you could buy a personal chef? Well, actually, this is pretty possible. I am talking about a crockpot. With a crockpot or slow cooker, you can just dump in all your ingredients, leave them cooking for as much time as you need, and later enjoy a delicious dinner. Now, you can save time preparing meals. Instead of wasting one to two hours every day cooking, you could just devote one evening a month and prepare meals for the whole month. This is possible and it is an amazing opportunity to save time. After everything is prepared, you just freeze everything in freezer bags until it's time for cooking. Then you just dump it into a crockpot and there you have it, dinner in less than 10 minutes.

Members Reviews:

Who Is Daniel Cook?

If you really want to learn how to do slow cooker freezer meals right, you need to visit a site called Who Needs a Cape.

The recipes in this book were all taken from other people's websites, many from the site noted above, and dumped into this book without any attribution to the sources. There are no color pictures, so none of the recipes look very appetizing. Many of the recipes are just plain wrong in that they consist of the instructions to just put everything in the slow cooker at once. Just glance at the owner's guide that came with your slow cooker and you'll realize that's not right. You can't do that with dairy products, for example, and it's not wise with pasta or smaller chunks of potatoes or frozen vegetables. There is no index, so if you're wondering what to do with that pork loin that was on sale you won't be able to look up that ingredient in this book. There is no table of contents, so the book is not divided up into any reasonably searchable categories like chicken, pork, beef, Mexican, soups, stews... I mean, this is minor stuff I would expect from any cookbook, but no thought at all seemed to be put into this book. Is Daniel Cook even a real person?

Great concept and easy to use recipes

I used my first recipe from this book yesterday and was very happy with the results. Unlike many crockpot cookbooks the recipes are easy and quick to prepare for the freezer and most seem like recipes that I would actually use. I gave only four stars because some of the recipes called for cream of mushroom or cream of chicken soup and I try to steer clear of processed foods, but on the whole it is a good solid crockpot cookbook.

awesome cookbook!!!

Cooking can be a very time consuming and overwhelming experience.