Snow Peas in the Crock - yay or nay?

Mar 18, 2009 14:09


I'm putting together the Easy Chicken Teriyaki that was posted the other day for dinner tonight, and picked up some snow peas to go with it.

Think i can throw them in the crock and let them cook all day? Or should i just throw them in for the last 20 mins or so? (That's when i'll get home.)

Advice appreciated! :)

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benbenberi March 18 2009, 19:02:05 UTC
I like snow peas on the crispy side, so I would definitely add them at the last minute. If they're cooking all day they'll get super soggy and soft (which I guess is ok if that's how you want them).

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oxymoron02 March 18 2009, 19:06:21 UTC
Ditto

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dammitjulie March 18 2009, 19:06:13 UTC
I agree--put 'em in the last few minutes. Otherwise they'll be mushy and ewwwwwwwww!! ;)

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suehowie March 18 2009, 19:30:49 UTC
I would do the last 20 minutes or so unless you want green mush decorating your dinner.

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grace_om March 18 2009, 20:27:17 UTC
Honestly, I wouldn't put them in the crockpot at all. I'd either saute them lightly or blanch them in boiling water and serve them with your teriyaki dish.

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zombiegirl35 March 18 2009, 22:51:14 UTC
Let me know how it turns out, i was planning to make this over the weekend!

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soapfaerie March 19 2009, 02:29:26 UTC
Not too good, in my case. My chicken burned and dried out, despite using the amount of sauce and the juice from the pineapple. Maybe my crock's too big for it though... :(

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jennifer0246 March 19 2009, 03:06:31 UTC
i have a tiny crock (2qt) i got for $4 at walmart around xmas -- it works much better for smaller meals.

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soapfaerie March 19 2009, 03:13:57 UTC
Nice! I think mine's a 6. Think it was too shallow. Or on too long, though it was on low. *sigh* Oh well. Jay's going to get dunk's for us instead haha.

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