Is This a Stoneware Crock? Taller/Thinner

[donnathepamperedchef]

I have a customer that inherited a bunch of PC products from her mother, I think one is a crock but it looks different from the picture I found on CS. It's green, just wondering if they are used for the same types of recipes

 

[baychef]

Yes, this is one of the stoneware crocks. They came in a light blue, colbalt blur, hunter green, meadow green and a light yellow color. Earlier, some were made with no color.

 

[dannyzmom]

Remember that bright sunflower color, too? Yikes!

 

[Intrepid_Chef]

I have one that looks just like that. Used to have two before I gave it away. It matches my kitchen, so may use for Tool Turn About overflow.

 

[~*~Stacia~*~]

I have a friend who just bought one of these crocks and she was looking for recipes to use with it. Any ideas or suggestions? Thanks!

 

[BethCooks4U]

I have a friend who just bought one of these crocks and she was looking for recipes to use with it. Any ideas or suggestions? Thanks!

Bake bread, cinnamon pull-aparts, things like that. I mostly use mine to hold my chef's tools (my TTA is FULL with other things).

 

[ChefBeckyD]

Bake bread, cinnamon pull-aparts, things like that. I mostly use mine to hold my chef's tools (my TTA is FULL with other things).

Haha! Me to! I have 3 crocks (used to have more!). The yellow one is on my counter with all of my chef's tools in it, and the Cranberry & Hunter Green ones usually just come out at Christmas with Christmas bouquets, or candles in them. I've never baked in any of them!

 

[esavvymom]

Found this in the files:

Pampered Chef Stoneware Crock Recipes
Stoneware crock recipes

 

[cochef]

I have a friend who just bought one of these crocks and she was looking for recipes to use with it. Any ideas or suggestions? Thanks!

I chill mine and take macaroni salad/potato salad to potlucks. Keeps it nice and cold. Also works good to heat it and transfer baked beans into it to keep them warm.

 

[esavvymom]

I chill mine and take macaroni salad/potato salad to potlucks. Keeps it nice and cold. Also works good to heat it and transfer baked beans into it to keep them warm.

That's a great idea!

 

[Ginger428]

You can also keep it in the freezer & use it like an ice bucket( minus the ice) for your wine bottle to keep your wine cold...

 

[dme.grant]

I use mine to grow herbs on my windowsill. Remove the plastic insert and the stone is great for keeping the soil moist, but not soggy.