crock-pot
- noun
- /ˈkrɒkˌpɒt/
- US
- For dinner, I made a crock-pot dish of vegetables and chicken that filled the house with a wonderful aroma.
Examples
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Beans also freeze well, so I make up a crock pot of beans, eat what I want for a few days, and freeze the rest in one-cup servings.
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I prepared a delicious crock-pot meal of beef stew that simmered all day.
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I went ham at the grocery store, got stuff for the crock pot recipe, and then lots of other unnecessary things.
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Yesterday I made a crock pot of chicken thighs, which I'll pull the meat off of today to freeze in meal-sized portions.
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She enjoys creating new recipes in her crock-pot, experimenting with different ingredients each time.
Synonyms
A large piece of beef slow cooked in liquid in a covered pot with vegetables like carrots and potatoes
A stew of meat and potatoes cooked slowly in a covered pot
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Etymology
Crock-pot for a meal is named after the pot it is cooked in. A 'crock-pot' dish is simply food that was slowly cooked in that pot, which is why people call the stew or chili by the same name.