I get a roast (pork or beef) and baby carrots. I put them in a crock pot with two cans of beef broth. Add onion and cook on low for 5-6 hours (my crockpot cooks fast). Then I make garlic mashed potatoes and I steam the cabbage by itself. A "real" New England dinner would put everything in a roasting dish (turnips included) and cook it in the oven. But, I'm like my dad and don't care for the taste of potatoes cooked with everything else. My Ethan loves the carrots this way and would eat them all if he could!Tuesday, March 23, 2010
New England Dinner
This is such a simple meal, but one my family enjoys. We call it a New England dinner but we have modified it. Nichole
I get a roast (pork or beef) and baby carrots. I put them in a crock pot with two cans of beef broth. Add onion and cook on low for 5-6 hours (my crockpot cooks fast). Then I make garlic mashed potatoes and I steam the cabbage by itself. A "real" New England dinner would put everything in a roasting dish (turnips included) and cook it in the oven. But, I'm like my dad and don't care for the taste of potatoes cooked with everything else. My Ethan loves the carrots this way and would eat them all if he could!
I get a roast (pork or beef) and baby carrots. I put them in a crock pot with two cans of beef broth. Add onion and cook on low for 5-6 hours (my crockpot cooks fast). Then I make garlic mashed potatoes and I steam the cabbage by itself. A "real" New England dinner would put everything in a roasting dish (turnips included) and cook it in the oven. But, I'm like my dad and don't care for the taste of potatoes cooked with everything else. My Ethan loves the carrots this way and would eat them all if he could!
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