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Buying a slow cooker (which? & why?)
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thanks again just found a lid that seems to fit perfect from my big stock pot, its is glass but has a tiny hole (ment to be there )in it do u think it will be ok?trying-very-trying wrote: »If you're happy with the cordon bleu one that you have, why not try using one of your own pot lids, or even a well fitting plate will do the job. I also had that same one, and used a pot lid for several years after I broke the original lid. My daughter now has the sc and she uses a well fitting plate with no ill effects.
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Can you not cook the rabbit in the oven or on the hob?0
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My little slow cooker has a hole in the glass lid so I would think that your stock pot lid should be okay.
This is my little slow cooker, you can see the hole in the lid:
http://direct.asda.com/Asda-Smart-Price-Slow-Cooker/001520797,default,pd.htmlDum Spiro Spero0 -
I don't suppose that the little hole would make a lot of difference, but the idea of the slow cooker is usually to keep the heat and any steam inside. If the casserole lid fits, I would stick with that.Official DFW Nerd Club - Member # 593 - Proud To Be Dealing With My Debts!0
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probley could hun but love the idea of just throwing it in sc thanks anywaythriftlady wrote: »Can you not cook the rabbit in the oven or on the hob?0 -
omg what a bargin thanksMy little slow cooker has a hole in the glass lid so I would think that your stock pot lid should be okay.
This is my little slow cooker, you can see the hole in the lid:
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thanks for your lovely threads i now it sounds silly but had a really crapy day and i love me sc even went out and brought meat 4 it 2day , me gonna sleep well take care x0
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Wilkinsons do a very good fridgidaire 5½L one for £19.99Blessed are the cracked for they are the ones that let in the light
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yea i no but im in love with my sc lol i no sounds stupidthriftlady wrote: »But you can do exactly the same in an oven0
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