When
slave first heard about this taste combination, the first thought
was: “Are You Crazy?” But this simple dish with it's four
ingredients produces a great taste that has lasted in various recipes
for decades. It is so easy why not try it?
This
makes a great rainy day barbecue that cooks itself while you are busy
doing other things. No one will be able to guess the secret to the
wonderful
taste.
Ingredients:
1
thick cut pork steak, or any thick cut of pork approximately 1½ - 2
lbs.
2
medium onion sliced thinly
1
12oz. jar of shrimp cocktail sauce
1
18 0z. jar of grape jelly.
Season
as you wish.
Directions:
Wipe
out your slow cooker, spray it with cooking spray and set it on low.
Peel
and slice the onions thinly. If using a mandolin slicer PLEASE use
the handle that came with it so we don't have to taste the cut off
end of your fingers. Leave the onion slices in a large bowl.
Heat
up 2 tbs oil over medium heat in the skillet. While that is getting
hot, trim as much of the fat as possible from the piece of meat. If
you were frying or grilling, even if roasting, that fat would help
make the meat tender. HOWEVER in a crock pot, that fat just stays
there in the meat and sauce, making it greasy. So trim as much as you
can.
Sear
the sides of meat in the skillet, no more than 3 minutes per sides.
You don't want to cook it, just turn it a nice shade of brown.
Dump
half of the onion into the pot and nestle the meat in that bed. Cover
with the rest of the onion.
Now
in that large bowl mix the cocktail sauce with the grape jelly. Whisk
it until all of the purple has mixed into the dark red.
Pour
this over the mound of onions and meat.
Let
it cook for 6 hours. That's the whole thing, that all you have to
do.
Now
slave invited a next door neighbor over for dinner and fixed green
beans and some brown rice to finish off the full meal.
What
a taste treat!
Remember
this number one hit? Nancy Wilson
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RHVZ51o6ZNE
How Glad I Am
It
is so much fun creating meals like this that no one suspects.
socialslave
To
satisfy and restore.
To
nourish, support and maintain.
To
gratify, spoil, comfort and please,
to
nurture, assist, and sustain
…..I
cook!
Please
buy slave's cookbook:
The
Little Black Book of Indiscreet Recipes by Dan White
http://www.amazon.com/dp/B00F315Y4I/ref=cm_sw_r_tw_dp_vAT4sb0934RTM
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