Any meat dishes made in slow cooker for Passover?

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<p>I normally make a brisket but since I had recent surgery it is simply too heavy to handle. I would like to make a meat stew of some kind (or turkey) that has vegetables, potatoes and is tasty to serve company for Passover instead of my usual brisket. Any ideas?</p>

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<p>I make my brisket in a slow cooker. Anything you can cook in an oven can usually be done in the crock pot.</p>

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<p>Care to post a recipe? (Please :))</p>

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<p>subscribing to this thread (unless someone wants to merge this into the massive Passover one :)</p>

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<p>I made lamb shank with a sauce recipe I have for short ribs and it was heavenly</p>

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<p>Brisket</p>

<p>Brown the brisket on the outside only. Then place in the crock pot.</p>

<p>Mix together 1 cup ketchup, 12 oz can of ginger ale, 1 package of French onion soup, 1/2 cup wine.</p>

<p>Pour over the brisket. Cover and cook on low for at least 8 hours, or until meat is falling apart! </p>

<p>Delish and very easy!</p>

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<p>Just to note that French onion soup mix usually contains cornstarch.</p>

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<p>It is possible to get KLP French onion soup mix, but I don’t think I’ve ever seen KLP ginger ale. Somehow I don’t think Dr. Brown’s cream soda would have precisely the same flavor!</p>

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<p>You can use a can of Coke instead. </p>

<p>Obviously I’m not a Passover purist.</p>

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<p>The availability of KLP Ginger ale is probably according to where you live. In the NY metro area, I buy it in a kosher supermarket. The brand is Beer Mayim. It is bottled in Brooklyn. Phone number (718) 782-5361. Perhaps they distribute in other parts of the country? I’m not sure if any of the standard US soda companies make KLP Ginger ale.</p>

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<p>Save my brisket recipe for after Passover. It will be less of a headache and will still taste delicious.</p>

<p>Oh…serve with mashed potatoes.</p>

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<p>Great to know, JZMOM2! In Michigan, I think we could only get KLP Coke products; in New England, we also get Dr. Brown’s, but I’ve never seen Beer Mayim. Pesach is the only time I ever buy soda, since one of my kids is mildly allergic to corn syrup.</p>