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Slow Cooker Recipes – How to Make Broccoli Beef

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Slow Cooker Recipes – How to Make Broccoli Beef

Get the recipe for Slow Cooker Broccoli Beef at: http://allrecipes.com/Recipe/Slow-Cooker-Broccoli-Beef/Detail.aspx

Watch how to make your favorite take-out dish right at home. Set the beef to slow cook in the morning and when you’re ready for dinner just steam up some broccoli and rice. This is an absolute, must-have weeknight dinner!

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  1. Vincenzos Plate

    first comment yayyyyy looks delicious

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  2. Chris Z.

    beeef is way overdone….seriously?? 6 hours??

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  3. Neko Tengu

    Yay, another crockpot recipe.  I think I would add the broccoli when the cornstarch mixture goes in so I didn't have to dirty up another pan (which is why I use crockpots anyway).  And less brown sugar (not big on sweet things – everyone one probably like is though).  Also, if you mix the cornstarch and liquid in a jar and shake it, it blends faster and more uniformly – no lumps.

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  4. Huma Waj

    I hate you guys its horrible
    

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  5. Kris Simsters

    That beef wasn't thick enough for you to put it on for six hours…

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  6. DisillusionedAcronym

    looks tasty.  thank you.

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  7. andrea Lopez

    What's cooking liquid ? Towards the middle of the video it says whisk cooking liquid with cornstarch
    What the heck is cooking liquid ? Lol

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  8. momothebored

    You're joking right?Chinese eateries in Asia get this done in 5 minutes at a level you'd dream of reaching.  6-8 hours?  ROFLMAO!

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