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Please help. can i cook my xmas pud in the slow cooker????

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  • I always do my Christmas pud in the slow cooker too, it frees up the rest of the cooker on the day and de-frazzles me as well! I just bung it in with some water round the side of the basin and usually put it on Low overnight. I just leave it cooking until I finally remember it after the vast quantities of turkey and wine etc have been devoured, I don't think leaving it on for a long time on a slow temperature does it any harm.

    I always never make my puds, always buy them, not very OS I know but at this time of year keeping my sanity is more important to me :xmassmile

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  • squeaky
    squeaky Posts: 14,129 Forumite
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    Somewhere here in Old Style we already have a thread about cooking christmas pud's in the slow cooker, so when I find it again I'll mege this thread with it.

    Once done, since older posts are listed first, you'll need to read from the beginning again to catch up. :)
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