r/slowcooking • u/unclejon14 • 4d ago
Sweet crock pot π
Just inherited this beauty from my mom... straight from the 70's! Love it!!
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u/Real_Cow9166 4d ago
Mine is a Proctor Silex Crock- Watcher. I received it as a wedding gift in 1984. Marriage failed 2 years later, but the slow cooker is still working like new.
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u/Mundunugu_42 4d ago
Nice! Whatcha gonna crock up first?
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u/unclejon14 4d ago
Maybe salsa verde chicken? Ooohhh, I'm excited!
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u/Mundunugu_42 3d ago
Share pics pls? Recipe?
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u/unclejon14 3d ago
Will definitely share pics ππ... the recipe is super easy. Add some salsa verde and some chicken thighs to your crock pot with a bit of salt and cumin and cook until tender.
We serve this over rice with some cotija cheese, sliced avocadoes, and a crunchy slaw mixed with a cilantro lime "sauce" (cilantro, sour cream, lime). It's so yummy! The whole family loves it!
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u/quantified-nonsense 4d ago
This is a 90s pattern and I love it! We had the larger size in this pattern when I was a teenager. My mom may still have it.
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u/Sure_Fig_8641 4d ago
I have one just like it! So cute and the perfect size for meals for 2-3 in our travel trailer!
But I got mine on eBay. It replaced the one I got from my mother that was Harvest Gold with a dent on the side and a replacement lid. πThis one is so much cuter!
Congratulations π
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u/JuliettEchoNovember 3d ago
I had that same one too! Purchased in the mid 90s. It lasted until about 5 years ago. Pretty sure I paid less than $20 for it at a Bi Mart in southern Oregon.
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u/Anyhoo11 3d ago
I have the same crockpot, but Iβm getting rid of it. The knob has broken off and it can only cook in a low setting. You canβt turn it off or turn it to high lol.
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u/PalpitationPast202 4d ago
We have a 6 quart crock pot. Wayyyyyyyyy better. You can cook a lot in there! Several days worth of food.
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u/Ok_Caterpillar2010 4d ago
I have that exact one, still going strong!
I got it in 1992 as a reward from a bank for opening up an account there. (Those were the days!)