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Some of you may be familiar with the Manischewitz dried soup mixes
that are packaged in cellophane tubes. I am wondering if anyone has prepared them in a crock pot. The directions say to simmer the contents of the large bag (veggies, etc.) in seven cups of water for two hours, adding the contents of the small bag (spices, etc.) during the last ten minutes. Manischewitz has no specific suggestions for slow-cooking, except to say that the amount of water be reduced. I found one recipe which mentioned putting both packets into the pot at the beginning, but did not mention the amount of liquid or the time and temperature. Any other suggestions? At Amazon's sale price, the mixes came out to be under a dollar each. Ingredients, for those who are interested: Green peas Barley Yellow peas Lima beans Enrighed egg noodles Salt Mushrooms Onions Sugar Carrots Vegetable shortening Corn starch Celery Tomatoes Bell peppers Turmeric Spinach Sodium bisulfite (preservative). Barry in Indy |
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