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pastafreak | 09:56 Sat 21st May 2022 | Food & Drink
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Last night I put a lamb shank in the slow cooker about an hour before going to bed. I was starting it on "high" with the intention of turning it to "low" for overnight cooking. I turned it off by mistake...and found a stone cold slow cooker this morning.
I guess "off" is too low...
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You'll have a better appetite for it when it's eventually cooked.
That is very slow cooking lol. Shame though, will you still cook it?
hmm
if is still going baaaaa
then it is not cooked
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I've considered cooking it...but my paranoia would get the better of me. Such a shame as it was smelling quite nice last night...whereas I smelt nothing this morning. *sob*!
I would dither too.... and probably also end up giving it to the dogs. I wonder if it would be rescuable if cooked quicker and hotter now, but probably a risk. Takeaway later then :-)
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I can't even offer it to Toby...it was smothered in cumin and chilli.
Ah :-(
It will be perfectly fine if you cook it on high for a few hours or pressure cook it for 40 minutes
Nothing to worry about, just switch it back on.
I wouldn't slow cook it again, it's been heated and left at room temperature, that won't be quick or hot enough to kill the extra bacteria. I think.
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Unfortunately, cooking it quickly completely defeats the purpose of the best way to cook a lamb shank...it would just toughen it up. Nope...it will not get eaten by me. Chalk it up to experience.

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