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Mistress Miggins Sep 23rd 2010 3:02 am

Slow cookers
 
Never got one until recently, any ideas of what the hell I can do with it other than stew?

A notoriously lazy chef
Mrs M x

Boy_Howdy Sep 23rd 2010 3:04 am

Re: Slow cookers
 

Originally Posted by Mistress Miggins (Post 8870660)
Never got one until recently, any ideas of what the hell I can do with it other than stew?

A notoriously lazy chef
Mrs M x

make a 'cake'

Aviator Sep 23rd 2010 3:11 am

Re: Slow cookers
 

Originally Posted by Mistress Miggins (Post 8870660)
Never got one until recently, any ideas of what the hell I can do with it other than stew?

A notoriously lazy chef
Mrs M x

I married one!

iaink Sep 23rd 2010 3:13 am

Re: Slow cookers
 
Chilli


Didnt it come with a recipe book?

You can get those pre prepared frozen casserole packs that you just throw in and leave to cook if you are really lazy...

Steve_P Sep 23rd 2010 3:19 am

Re: Slow cookers
 
Anything you little heart desires it would seem. ;)

http://allrecipes.com//Recipes/main-...oker/Main.aspx

http://www.slowandsimple.com/

http://www.canadianliving.com/food/m...collection.php

http://www.kraftcanada.com/en/recipe...r-recipes.aspx

Tuppence Sep 23rd 2010 3:20 am

Re: Slow cookers
 
Stop talking about wintery things :frown:

Steve_P Sep 23rd 2010 3:23 am

Re: Slow cookers
 

Originally Posted by Tuppence (Post 8870690)
Stop talking about wintery things :frown:

What's wintery about a slow cooker?

Use 'em in summer instead of the oven and you don't heat up an already hot house. :p

Aviator Sep 23rd 2010 3:25 am

Re: Slow cookers
 

Originally Posted by Steve_P (Post 8870696)
What's wintery about a slow cooker?

Use 'em in summer instead of the oven and you don't heat up an already hot house. :p

Nah, we have salad all summer - it does not have to be cooked.

Steve_P Sep 23rd 2010 3:29 am

Re: Slow cookers
 

Originally Posted by The Aviator (Post 8870700)
Nah, we have salad all summer - it does not have to be cooked.

Man cannot live on salad alone...gotta 'ave a cooked meal every now and then. ;)

And not everyone is a barbecue nut.:sneaky::D

Boy_Howdy Sep 23rd 2010 3:30 am

Re: Slow cookers
 

Originally Posted by Steve_P (Post 8870696)
What's wintery about a slow cooker?

Use 'em in summer instead of the oven and you don't heat up an already hot house. :p

1) Agreed

2) You need a/c sir.

Boy_Howdy Sep 23rd 2010 3:31 am

Re: Slow cookers
 

Originally Posted by Steve_P (Post 8870707)
Man cannot live on salad alone...gotta 'ave a cooked meal every now and then. ;)

And not everyone is a barbecue nut.:sneaky::D

Salad schmalad

You must embrace the colonial spirit, if you aint bbq ing you better be smoking some elk/wild turkey/bison/boar/freshly caught salmon

Steve_P Sep 23rd 2010 3:32 am

Re: Slow cookers
 

Originally Posted by Boy_Howdy (Post 8870709)
You need a/c sir.

I was speaking generally, we have a/c 110v mostly and 240v for the dryer.

Oh and we do have air conditioning. ;)

Boy_Howdy Sep 23rd 2010 3:38 am

Re: Slow cookers
 

Originally Posted by Steve_P (Post 8870713)
I was speaking generally, we have a/c 110v mostly and 240v for the dryer.

Oh and we do have air conditioning. ;)

Sir, merely openning the front and back doors does NOT qualify as air conditioning

Steve_P Sep 23rd 2010 3:43 am

Re: Slow cookers
 

Originally Posted by Boy_Howdy (Post 8870724)
Sir, merely openning the front and back doors does NOT qualify as air conditioning

Well duh.

Everyone know you gotta open the windows too.

TheThornes Sep 23rd 2010 5:24 am

Re: Slow cookers
 

Originally Posted by Mistress Miggins (Post 8870660)
Never got one until recently, any ideas of what the hell I can do with it other than stew?

A notoriously lazy chef
Mrs M x

I had one in the UK but hardly used it. Now in Canada, I'm a complete convert and use them all the time! Like you say, great for stews and casseroles. I also use it for soups, joints, cakes, rice pudding and even porridge on occasion. I bought myself a couple of cook books purely for slow cooking recipes and try out new things from there (got some nice curry and sweet & sour recipes). I've also tried out recipes off the Internet too.


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