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Simple Southern Slow Cooker Meals

  • hannahturton111
  • 2 days ago
  • 1 min read







This collection of recipes is perfect for busy parents who are looking for an easy way to feed their families without eating the same thing over and over. Croc Pot staples like pulled pork and beef stew are reimagined here with Turton’s southern twist, and are accompanied by new classics like Loaded Down Potato Soup and Carolina Pot Roast. Even adults without kids who are looking for recipes for easily reheatable leftovers are sure to find their new favorite weekly staples in this collection. Meant to be put together in the morning and left until dinnertime, Croc Pot meals have been a staple in busy households for generations–and these dishes are on their way to becoming instant classics.


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WHAT JESUS SAID ABOUT FORGIVENESS 

Forgive us our trespasses as we forgive those who trespass against us. — Matthew 6:12 (also Luke 11:4)

forgiveness was a big deal to Jesus… enough to include it when He taught His disciples how He wanted them to pray. Jesus was not a fan of the “eye for an eye” policy (Matthew 5:38-42) that was the culture (sounds relevant today, too) and instead He taught them to turn the other cheek.

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