just not all the time... and I guess I am lucky that I can get it reasonably priced at times... I'd buy what you plan on eating and make sure its for both of you. try the pulled chicken recipe I put on the recipe board for shabbos lunch- if the crock is emptied, fill it with water if you don't turn off power, if its not, just let it sit on low or warm until you can turn it off and refrigerate leftovers... that should be soemthing you can both eat- you on gluten free bread and he can put it on leftover challah..
are you ok wth beans? I'll find moms veggie cholent recipe, thats another one you can leave in a crock or in a pot in the oven on low for shabbos.. and again would work for both of you.
Soups also work well because even if you don't make them in a crock if you make them in advance you can leave them simmer in a crock pot. its probably the best 20$ purchase you can make... one of my moms shomer shabbos friends taught me about it... there are a lot of crock pot recipes out there..
also- there are some yummy fish based soups as well... or you could make chicken noodle soup if you have good gluten free noodles.. or even just chicken soup with some root vegetables and no noodles...
I'm at work, but I'll try to come up with more suggestions for you for later..
Amie
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