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In my slow cooker today.... part 2
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Tonight was chicken breasts and ratatouille, which was lovely! Too much ratatouille for the three chicken breasts, next time I'll do six. The leftovers will go in the freezer, though.
. The other thing I'd do differently is fry off the onions before hand, I just threw everything in, but the onions were still a bit crunchy.
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For almost every recipe I do with onions now, I microwave them with a splash of water first. This softens/cooks them then all they need is browning when recipe calls for it.0 -
Sorry! Can't find how to do whole chicken in slowcooker. Please can someone help?
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Unwrap chicken. Plonk in sc. Put lid on. Normally do high for aeound 4.5h.
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bottom of fridge soup and shall break up some spaghetti into it later and a couple of chicken breasts.C.R.A.P.R.O.L.L.Z #7 member N.I splinter-group co-ordinater
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bottom of fridge soup and shall break up some spaghetti into it later and a couple of chicken breasts.£36/£240
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Rice pudding using recipe I found on site . Might do double as we are greedy:DDeath comes to us all.When he came to Mort, he offered him a job. MORT by Terry Pratchett.0
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a huge gammon joint with a little boiling water, sprinkle of brown sugar and the juice from a tin of prunes0
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gally, how disappointing, did you drop it?
. I think it's been speaking to the printer as that hates me as well :rotfl:.
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Thanks all for the advice re. Mince.
I have another question following on from the mince question.
And google is giving me conflicting advice (as always!!) so I hoped someone here could advise... Which, if any, of the ingredients can be put in cold and which need to be heated first??
Eg. Tomorrow I'm planning a beef stew-ish kind of meal to use my new slow cooker for the first time. Beef, potato, onion, garlic, carrots and stock are the main ingredients I suppose. Friends have told me that I don't need to brown the beef first but my mum told me I should only add hot ingredients to the sc not cold! Does the beef need browning first? Does the stock need to be hot?
I'm such a confused newbie sorry!!massive thanks in advance!!
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