janej76
Silver Member
- 74
Follow along with the video below to see how to install our site as a web app on your home screen.
Note: This feature may not be available in some browsers.
This thread explores various recipe ideas for using the Deep Covered Baker (DCB) during a January show. Participants share their personal experiences with different dishes that can be prepared in the DCB, discussing both savory and quick meal options.
Views differ on specific recipes and preferences for savory versus dessert options, with no clear consensus on a single best recipe for the DCB.
Participants share their personal experiences and recipes, reflecting a variety of cooking styles and preferences within the consultant community.
Consultants looking for quick and appealing recipe ideas for shows featuring the Deep Covered Baker may find this discussion beneficial.
candiejayne said:OMG we can do tortillas in the rice cooker? Another reason that is my favorite piece of product!
LOL sorry a little off topic!
ChefBeckyD said:30 Minute Roast Chicken w/ garlic parmesan biscuit bites in the saute pan.
This is my very best show for bookings! It shows off DCB, Cookware, and SA - it's a guarenteed bookings show!:thumbup:
lauradahl said:Tell me about these biscuit bites...I've not seen a recipe for them before!
janej76 said:Fantastic. These are great, loving the sound of all of them!
Definitely a savoury recipe, as I don't do desserts at my shows!
Like the sound of the tortillas, although I have neither the micro-cooker or the salad choppers, so could be a problem.
I'll look at the tenderloin recipe though, that sounds doable!
I'm guessing my host will need a large microwave though to fit the DCB in? Does anyone know the measurements off hand?
lauradahl said:Tell me about these biscuit bites...I've not seen a recipe for them before!
c00p said:I've been doing the Chicken Tortilla Casserole and it's a HUGE hit, especially since you can have dinner on the dinner in 13-15 minutes!!
DebinIA said:Where is the recipe for this? Cookbook?
TIA!
LeslieSGI said:The Chicken Tortilla Casserole needs more respect! (Make it without the cheese, add a can of drained whole kernel corn and use chicken breast for a somewhat lighter version. And substitute an onion for the poblano pepper if you need to.) It is sooo good and makes great "planned overs" for work lunches. I am having some today. Yum! :chef:
stefani2 said:I have never made this recipe - but DEFINATELY plan to - can I ask- WHY NO CHEESE?
ChefBeckyD said:I think she was saying to not use cheese to make it "lighter". I'd just use a lowfat cheese instead.
janej76 said:Fantastic. These are great, loving the sound of all of them!
Definitely a savoury recipe, as I don't do desserts at my shows!
Like the sound of the tortillas, although I have neither the micro-cooker or the salad choppers, so could be a problem.
I'll look at the tenderloin recipe though, that sounds doable!
I'm guessing my host will need a large microwave though to fit the DCB in? Does anyone know the measurements off hand?
DebinIA said:Nevermind...it was in the Spring/Summer SBRC.
The Pampered Chef ®
Chicken Tortilla Casserole
Recipe
1 poblano pepper
1 1/2 lb boneless, skinless chicken thighs
2 tbsp Southwestern Seasoning Mix
1/4 tsp salt
1 can (15 oz) black beans, drained and rinsed
1 1/2 cups thick and chunky salsa
4 cups broken tortilla chips
1 cup (4 oz) shredded cheddar and Monterey Jack cheese blend
Snipped fresh cilantro (optional)
Remove stem and seeds from poblano pepper using Utility Knife; slice into thin strips. Arrange poblano strips evenly over bottom of Deep Dish Baker. Thinly slice chicken using Utility Knife. Combine chicken, seasoning mix and salt in Classic Batter Bowl. Arrange chicken over poblano strips. Cover baker with 15-in. square of Parchment Paper, tucking corners of paper under baker. Microwave on HIGH 4 minutes; stir using Mix ‘N Scraper® to separate chicken strips. Cover; microwave an additional 4-6 minutes or until chicken is cooked through.
ChefPaulaB said:Can I ask, why? Can't you just put the lid on? Why the parchment paper?
c00p said:I've been doing the Chicken Tortilla Casserole and it's a HUGE hit, especially since you can have dinner on the dinner in 13-15 minutes!!
DebbieJ said:13x13x7 inches
janej76 said:sorry being really thick. Are these the measurements for the baker, or the size of the microwave needed to accommodate it?
A DCB, or Deep Covered Baker, is a versatile stoneware baking dish from Pampered Chef that can be used in the oven, microwave, and even on the grill. It's designed to create moist and delicious meals by trapping steam while cooking, making it perfect for casseroles, roasts, and even desserts.
In January, you can create a variety of comforting recipes with a DCB, such as hearty casseroles, slow-cooked stews, and even baked pasta dishes. It's also great for making warm desserts like cobblers and brownies, perfect for the colder winter months.
Yes! When using a DCB in winter, preheat your oven for best results, and consider using ingredients that are in season, like root vegetables and hearty greens. Additionally, you can utilize the microwave for quick meals, making it easier to prepare warm dishes on busy winter nights.
Absolutely! The DCB is perfect for meal prep. You can prepare large batches of soups, stews, or casseroles and store them in the refrigerator or freezer. Simply reheat in the DCB when you're ready to enjoy a home-cooked meal without the hassle of cooking from scratch each time.
You can find a variety of DCB recipes on the Pampered Chef website, in their recipe books, or through your Pampered Chef consultant. Additionally, many online cooking communities and social media platforms share creative DCB recipes that you can try at home.