The best thing about slow cookers is when you walk into the house after being out all day and the smell of a delicious meal hits.
2 weeks ago | 0
Don't know if it's relevant to a slow cooker but I would love to see a sarso ka saag and makki ki roti recipe on ur channel one day soon ^_^
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I don't really know what to cook in my Crockpot. Excited for your recipes. Thank you for all your amazing recipes x x x
2 weeks ago | 0
Oh good purchase Shamza. So what I use mine for is stewing steak during the Winter months when a hearty stew is required. Very basic stuff really. The stewing steak comes in chunks which I check for sinew or chewy bits, then add onion, root vegetables like carrots and swede and seasoning and water. I start on the high setting then turn it on low for five hours. Obviously check there is enough moisture in it. If there is too much liquid a bit of flour can thicken it. I make spaghetti Bolognese, meatballs and Keema. Although since watching your channel I do realise that different herbs and spices are added at different times. I also make rice pudding and that comes out very rich and creamy. I think you might get a little booklet that will.suggest recipes but maybe it's a Q code these days. I have made my own loaf of bread in it too. It's useful if you have vacuuming to do or other domestic chores. I put a timer on for an hour to check all is well. People I worked with would prepare the ingredients and put their slow cooker on then go to work. Once they got home the meal was ready to eat more or less. I didn't do that because I am a bit of a worrier and would need to be checking. I think you will enjoy your new gadget. You are excellent at using your pressure cooker. It's cheaper on your energy bill if you did the same in your oven. 👍🙏🏼 Enj
2 weeks ago (edited)
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I got the same one from Costco last year on sale for $40! Truth is I have not used it so I'm so excited to see what you make with it!
2 weeks ago
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Hey Shamza. I would love you to do a Desi beef stew in your slow cooker. Love from Chorley.
2 weeks ago
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I love a good slow cooker! I have an Instant Pot with a slow cooking option, but I could never get my curry sauce to be thick. I even tried using the saute option first to fry meat with garlic onions and seasonings but the sauce was still watery 😅. I have a Swan slow cooker which has a ceramic pot and cooks curries nicely. The sauce is not watery. I use my instant pot to saute the ingredients first, then switch to my Swan to slow cook
2 weeks ago
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Can’t wait I have instant pot Pressure cooker Air fryer Rice cooker A lovely brand
2 weeks ago | 0
Slow cooker are ok but basic, multi cookers are more versatile. Lookt great saute make a nice biryani.
2 weeks ago | 0
Pea and ham soup. 1 pkt yellow split peas, 1 ham hock, 1 chopped onion, fill rock pot with water and cook on high all day.
2 weeks ago | 0
Hi, can’t wait for you to share. Please can you share how to make beef one pot
2 weeks ago
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Hi. Think your content is useful. please can I ask where did you get your cooker and does it have a stainless steel inner pot? I'm thinking of upgrading? Thanks
1 week ago | 0
My Little Kitchen
Hey everyone! I’ve just brought home this new slow cooker, and I’m super excited to start testing recipes in it. I’ll be experimenting over the next few days and sharing some warm, comforting slow cooker dishes with you all very soon. Stay tuned — delicious things are coming!
Ps if you've any suggestions at what I should try then drop me a message in the comment section and I'll add it to the list 🙌
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