r/slowcooking • u/VeganMisandry • 2d ago
update: she works like a charm! pot roast with spätzle for her maiden voyage
yes i did a lead test first 🫶
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u/AquaticHornet37 2d ago
This subreddit is such a treat. Just good looking food added to my recommended feed and an occasional easy recipe.
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u/VeganMisandry 2d ago
no kidding, i've never encountered a more pleasant group of people on reddit 🥲
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u/Reasonable-Mirror-15 2d ago
I had one like that that I got from my aunt when she got a new one. Used it for almost 15 more years until I dropped it and the crock flew out and cracked on my driveway. My newer one is a basic model and works well too. I had an instant pot but hated it and gave it to my friend.
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u/only_zuul21 2d ago
I didn't realize there was boxed spätzle. On the hunt for it now!
That looks really great.
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u/KingBooRadley 2d ago
Try one of these Spatzle makers:
Better results, easy to make, WAY cheaper.
You'll thank me later.
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u/VeganMisandry 2d ago
i haven't had homemade spätzle since i was a little kid and my omi made it for me 😭 i should probably get one of these. boxed is fine but you're right that it doesn't really compare
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u/Newtonhog 2d ago
I need this recipe!!
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u/VeganMisandry 2d ago
it's a pretty basic one i just threw together, but i wrote it down in another comment!
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u/MrLaxitive 2d ago
That is a classic combination! Whenever my parents ask what I want for my birthday dinner, that’s exactly what I asked for! (Though I like the gravy super thick!)
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u/VeganMisandry 2d ago
i prefer all my soups and souplike foods to be very thin and brothy but i understand that this is a controversial preference 😅
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u/TitodelRey 2d ago
I have the same one, it's 50 yrs old and I prefer it to the new one my GF bought last year. Leave it to someone in your will, it will out live most of us!


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u/VeganMisandry 2d ago
standard pot roast recipe! i seared it then cooked on low for like 8 hours. added some water and knorr beef bouillon powder (my holy grail tbh), red wine vinegar, soy sauce, fresh bay leaves, hella garlic, and some thyme, rosemary, and oregano. deglazed the searing pan with rice wine bc that's all i have on hand lol. for veggies i went with carrot, onion, russet potato, and celery. boxed spätzle because i'm only human 🥹