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Buying a slow cooker-need advice/pork chops
Hello all,
First, many thanks to all those who responded to my resent post about cooking pork chops! I got some very useful ideas and recipe tips. I haven't tried any of them yet, but plan to soon. I'll report on my efforts. Meanwhile, I will buying a "slow-cooker" soon, one of the few gadgets I don't currently have in my kitchen. I just wanted to ask if anyone has any advice as to which brands/models are best? I think I will probably use if for roasts, soups, stews,etc. Any and all advice will be greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance. Darren |
Buying a slow cooker-need advice/pork chops
> wrote in message oups.com... > Hello all, > First, many thanks to all those who responded to my resent post about > cooking pork chops! > I got some very useful ideas and recipe tips. I haven't tried any of > them yet, but plan to soon. > I'll report on my efforts. > Meanwhile, I will buying a "slow-cooker" soon, one of the few gadgets > I don't currently have in my kitchen. I just wanted to ask if anyone > has any advice as to which brands/models are best? > I think I will probably use if for roasts, soups, stews,etc. > Any and all advice will be greatly appreciated. > Thanks in advance. > > Darren > Make sure you get one where either the cooker insert comes out for washing, or the whole cooking unit comes off the base and is washable. Otherwise you're going to hate the thing every time you wash it. Donna |
Buying a slow cooker-need advice/pork chops
"D.Currie" > wrote in message ... > > > wrote in message > oups.com... > > Hello all, > > First, many thanks to all those who responded to my resent post about > > cooking pork chops! > > I got some very useful ideas and recipe tips. I haven't tried any of > > them yet, but plan to soon. > > I'll report on my efforts. > > Meanwhile, I will buying a "slow-cooker" soon, one of the few gadgets > > I don't currently have in my kitchen. I just wanted to ask if anyone > > has any advice as to which brands/models are best? > > I think I will probably use if for roasts, soups, stews,etc. > > Any and all advice will be greatly appreciated. > > Thanks in advance. > > > > Darren > > > > Make sure you get one where either the cooker insert comes out for washing, > or the whole cooking unit comes off the base and is washable. Otherwise > you're going to hate the thing every time you wash it. > > Donna > > Isn't *that* the truth, Donna! I had one that didn't have the cooker insert thingy and it was cumbersome to wash. Not to mention that you're not supposed to immerse it in the first place! kili |
Buying a slow cooker-need advice/pork chops
Thanks Donna,
Of course that's the type I want. Whatever is easiest, I always say! As for what to cook in one, what are the best things? Darren |
Buying a slow cooker-need advice/pork chops
> wrote in message oups.com... > Thanks Donna, > Of course that's the type I want. > Whatever is easiest, I always say! > As for what to cook in one, what are the best things? > > Darren > I just did chicken breasts yesterday, cooked down with basil, oregano, bay leaf, tomatoes, red bell pepper and onion. Kind of a chicken cacciatore, but not, thing. The chicken just literally shredded itself and was wonderful. Other things are stews, soups, pork butts or shoulders (you need a larger cooker for those cuts) and some tougher beef cuts. I love my crockpot, although I don't use it very often because dinner at my house is usually last minute Musgovian Cuisine (must - go - vian). We use what needs to go and we try to make a meal out of it. kili |
Buying a slow cooker-need advice/pork chops
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