Most Famous Slow Cooker Recipes: A Global Combination of Famous Slow Cooker Recipes

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About this ebook

Welcome to the world of slow, moist cooking. Like most good ideas, the concept of slow cooking has been around for a long, long time. 


Tried and true, it has simmered and braised meats to fork-tenderness, root vegetables to perfection, and even desserts to savory sweetness. 


This book has 30 tasty slow cooker recipes that are easy to cook. 


About the author

Gordon Rock is the author for hundreds of cookbooks on delicious meals that the 'average Joe' can attempt at home. Including, but definitely not limited to, the Amazon Prime bestseller "Smoking Meat: The Essential Guide to Real Barbecue".


Rock is also known for other well-known titles such as "Making Fresh Pasta", "Hot Sauce", "The Paleo Chocolate Lovers" and "Vegan Tacos", just to name a few.


Rock has been nominated for various awards and has recently been offered a 'Question & Answers' column in Food and Wine Magazine that will give him a greater medium to respond to all the queries readers may have after attempting his recipes. He has also been honored by the Institution of Culinary Excellence for his outstanding recipes.


Gordon Rock grew up in the outskirts of Los Angeles in California, where he graduated from the Culinary Institute of America with honors. He still resides there along with his wife and three kids. He operates a non - profit organization for aspiring cooks who are unable to finance their culinary education and spends practically all his spare time either in the kitchen or around his desk writing.


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