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In my slow cooker today...

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  • Sublime_2
    Sublime_2 Posts: 15,741 Forumite
    pammie39 wrote: »
    hi again
    sorry to have to ask again, but dont wont to poison the family!!!!!!
    my pork etc has been cookinh on low since 10.30 this morning, the pork is swimming (basicly covered in juice), is this ok or should i empty lots of the juice??????

    please help!!!!!

    Hello pammie, I ony put an inch or two of liquid in with a pork joint the other day and it was fine.

    Chilli today.
  • Mrs_Thrify
    Mrs_Thrify Posts: 1,673 Forumite
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    pammie39 wrote: »
    hi again
    sorry to have to ask again, but dont wont to poison the family!!!!!!
    my pork etc has been cookinh on low since 10.30 this morning, the pork is swimming (basicly covered in juice), is this ok or should i empty lots of the juice??????

    please help!!!!!

    I think 1pt of liquid is enough to cook a pork joint or may be an inch or two in the bottom. If your liquid is covering the joint I would think of taking some out but I am only a beginner myself.
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  • pammie39
    pammie39 Posts: 291 Forumite
    thanx guys for the last 3 replys

    ok
    the pork joint is doing breast stroke i think, the veg (onions, mushrooms and apples) are doing back stroke!!!!!!!!!

    should i just leave it like it or take alot of the juice out????? (swimming for nearly 4 hours now, hopefuly drowned by 5.00pm)

    cheers all
    I SPOKE TO A WISE OLD MAN THE OTHER DAY.
    HE TOLD ME 3 WAYS TO HAVE GOOD LUCK!!!!!!:j

    FORGOTTEN IT ALREADY!!!!:rotfl::rotfl:
  • hellokitty08
    hellokitty08 Posts: 1,878 Forumite
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    It might just come out quite sweet, you can always remove some of the liquid before serving, but I think you might have over done the liquid, at least your vegtable know how to swim! lol
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  • pammie39
    pammie39 Posts: 291 Forumite
    thanx i'm a good swim teacher LOL
    will let you know how it gets on (and us eating it!!!)
    I SPOKE TO A WISE OLD MAN THE OTHER DAY.
    HE TOLD ME 3 WAYS TO HAVE GOOD LUCK!!!!!!:j

    FORGOTTEN IT ALREADY!!!!:rotfl::rotfl:
  • pammie39
    pammie39 Posts: 291 Forumite
    WELL I DONE IT!!!!!!!!!!:j

    pork CAN swim!!!

    5 out of 5, from oh and dd. dinner served with jacket potato.
    dd had 2nd's and oh had pork in hot bagget as 2nd's.

    a big shout to HELLOKITTY for the reciepe and help from others.

    :beer:cheers guys
    I SPOKE TO A WISE OLD MAN THE OTHER DAY.
    HE TOLD ME 3 WAYS TO HAVE GOOD LUCK!!!!!!:j

    FORGOTTEN IT ALREADY!!!!:rotfl::rotfl:
  • Glamazon
    Glamazon Posts: 8,401 Forumite
    pammy - glad it was nice!

    I wondered about the liquid thing as well so thanks for asking that question!

    Well, as my LO has been very clingy today my batch cooking has not been done :rolleyes: I think that I'll have to do it overnight. I always cook chilli over a low heat for about 90mins so I'm sure a good 8 hours on LOW will be fine.
    A very busy Yummy Mummy to a 1 year old gorgeous boy :smileyhea

    Where does the time go? :think:
  • Cat_Addict
    Cat_Addict Posts: 349 Forumite
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    Well I did go out and buy a smaller SC. I already have the 6.5L CrockPot which is great for big stews and anything with lots of potatoes and other root veg, but too big for just a bolognese or curry. So today I got the Asda one for £15. It is soooo cute! It's small and round and reminds me of the magic porridge pot!

    I think I'll put a chicken curry in it in the morning. I've not been using my SC as often as I'd like because of it's size, so here's hoping that will all change now!
    Wendy x
  • Sublime_2
    Sublime_2 Posts: 15,741 Forumite
    Cat_Addict wrote: »
    Well I did go out and buy a smaller SC. I already have the 6.5L CrockPot which is great for big stews and anything with lots of potatoes and other root veg, but too big for just a bolognese or curry. So today I got the Asda one for £15. It is soooo cute! It's small and round and reminds me of the magic porridge pot!

    I think I'll put a chicken curry in it in the morning. I've not been using my SC as often as I'd like because of it's size, so here's hoping that will all change now!

    I have just googled "the magic porridge pot". Did you mean the childrens book by any chance?
  • Cat_Addict
    Cat_Addict Posts: 349 Forumite
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    Yes the kids story - I used to have the book when I was little. It's like a little cauldron!
    Wendy x
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