Recipe and Image Courtesy of “Kalyn’s Kitchen”. converted to VitaClay version for VM7900, VF7700 series.
Roasts and Shredded meats are great in VitaClay: you can take a cheaper cut of meat, like a round or butt roast and cook it in a VitaClay Multi-cookerfor 2-3 hours, and all of the juices and nutrients are preserved in the sauce, which serves as an excellent thin gravy over the dish--adding flavor and nutrition to each bite!
I've come to enjoy less expensive cuts of meat even more than steak because they are so simple and delicious when made in VitaClay.
This flavor-packed Green Chile Shredded Beef Cabbage Bowl is healthy, delicious and paleo-approved! It is low carb, paleo, keto, low-glycemic, gluten-free friendly, not to mention super filling and delicious for the whole family!
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Earthy mushrooms, buttery onions, and a velvety cream finish make this VitaClay mushroom soup a comforting favorite. Follow our step-by-step NourishingPot recipe and serve with crusty bread for a cozy lunch or dinner.
Warm up with this easy Tuscan white bean, tomato and spinach soup made in VitaClay. Tender white beans, juicy tomatoes, fresh spinach and basil come together in a simple one-pot meal that's perfect for lunch or an easy weeknight dinner.
Cozy, nourishing, and full of fresh flavor, thisVitaClay Chicken Soup au Pistou combines tender chicken, creamy Great Northern beans, tomatoes, carrots, potatoes, and green beans in a comforting broth. Finished with fragrant pesto and optional Parmesan, it’s an easy one-pot soup for a wholesome family meal.