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Quick question re slowcookers (and tonights tea)
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ska_lover
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Hello there OS'ers
I hope you dont mind me dropping by with a quick question
I have had a stew in my slowcooker on low all day whilst at work, and I got home, popped it on high, then have put some dumplings in (not frozen ones if that helps - I dont make my own, just a pack mix, goldenfry i think it was
Does anyone know what kind of time frame I am looking at here?
Normally Mr Ska comes home cold and hungry just after seven - and I am hoping the dumplings will be about done then - so that would give them an hour cooking time, in the sc, on high
Any ideas? I am not sure if I have fluffed up tonights tea
thanks in advance
I hope you dont mind me dropping by with a quick question
I have had a stew in my slowcooker on low all day whilst at work, and I got home, popped it on high, then have put some dumplings in (not frozen ones if that helps - I dont make my own, just a pack mix, goldenfry i think it was
Does anyone know what kind of time frame I am looking at here?
Normally Mr Ska comes home cold and hungry just after seven - and I am hoping the dumplings will be about done then - so that would give them an hour cooking time, in the sc, on high
Any ideas? I am not sure if I have fluffed up tonights tea
thanks in advance
The opposite of what you know...is also true
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I've got a recipe which adds homemade dumplings for the last hour, so although I've not tried it, on that basis you should be ok.All shall be well, and all shall be well, and all manner of things shall be well.
Pedant alert - it's could have, not could of.0 -
I usually give mine an hour in the SC on high so they should be fine unless they are huge.0
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