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In my slow cooker today.... part 2
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Good morning.
I'm about to start a small joint of pork shoulder in my SC, on a trivet of veg. I'm hoping it will be done in time for tea (around 6.30).
I'm just not sure whether to finish it off in a hot oven for half an hour. Has anyone else tried that? Also, do you think it will slice or will it be so tender that it falls to pieces? It would save me the trip to the shops for the slicer I was going to buy today, as I'm rubbish at carving.0 -
Has anyone cooked a beef joint in the slow cooker? If so what's the best way?
Rather than buying an expensive beef cut, I use a beef brisket joint, add chopped onion, carrot (optional chopped celery, peppers) beef oxo mixed with a small amount water, salt pepper, thyme, squirt tomato puree, worcester sauce (optional), meat will be really tender, thicken the sauce uo with some cornflour and you have instant delicious gravy. Any "gravy" left is also nice as a "pasta sauce"0 -
Gammon in mine today on a bed of carrots, celery and onions. Had to use a chicken stock as kids have snaffled all the apple juice so will have gammon for tea and blend veg and stock for soup so OH and i have lunches sorted this week.:j Was married 2nd october 2009 to the most wonderful man possible:j
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Beef casserole in mine today0
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curried parsnip soupEmma :dance:
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Lovely beef stew in mine overnight, we shall be having it later with lovely crusty bread from the panny.
I`m a few pages behind so i shall catch up later and see what you`ve all been cooking
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hopefully going to be some sweet and sour sauce!!Emma :dance:
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first time posting! hope it works!
just read through the whole thread and my head is buzzing from all the new recepies i cant wait to try!! use my sc alot for beef stew, pork cassarloe, ham, whole chickens and vegi curry.
cooked a whole chicken in it yesterday so got the carcas in now for chicken and veg soup for tea.
bought a rabbit (dead snd skinned!) from butchers today for the weekend (DH is very excited!) but never cooked it befor, can anyone PLEASE HELP?!0 -
Hi B-J-D,
Welcome to MSE
Rabbit is something I've never cooked, but these threads have some recipes that may help:
Rabbit recipes
What can I make wth 300g rabbit meat
rabbit help- pie
Get meat of the rabbit
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