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alfiebrady | 13:50 Tue 11th Apr 2006 | Food & Drink
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...want to buy a slow cooker, big enough for two; I've seen a 3-litre on sale, but also a 5-litre cooker. What's the best size? The 3-litre looks about right, but should I get a 5-litre to allow for food to 'cook down'?

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i would get the bigger size....you have room to make extra's and if you have guests around you have the room to make it i have the bigger size and there is only 2 of us
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Thanks sweetdor - I was thinking, though, that I'd have to put in more liquid than usual to cover a joint. Is that a problem?

no thats not a problem it would just make abit more gravy which can still be used the day after and it will taste better the day after anyway
Be really careful alfiebrady. I bought a slow cooker a few weeks back, opted of the 5 litre one and it was WAY too big and only suitable of you cook for 8-10 people! My 3 litre one is just right. Also food doesn't really cook down in a clow cooker, plus you need to use less liquid than a conventional over, not more so even less space is needed. I did a massive joint of pork on Sunday and there was loads of room, and the only liquid I added was 2 glasses of wine

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