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Apart from stew/casserole meals, what else can you make in a slow cooker? Thanks.
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200grms pudding rice, uncooked
1.25 litres full cream milk (or half milk half single cream (Yum)
110 grms caster sugar
1 vanilla pod or 1 tablespoon vanilla extract
optional nutmeg to taste ( I use 1/2 teaspoon)
Combine rice, milk, sugar, nutmeg if using, scraped vanilla pod or extract in slow cooker
cook on low 6 hours or until rice is tender.
Stir and add more cream if required serve with whatever takes your fancy. I like a dollop of homemade bramble jelly.
200grms pudding rice, uncooked
1.25 litres full cream milk (or half milk half single cream (Yum)
110 grms caster sugar
1 vanilla pod or 1 tablespoon vanilla extract
optional nutmeg to taste ( I use 1/2 teaspoon)
Combine rice, milk, sugar, nutmeg if using, scraped vanilla pod or extract in slow cooker
cook on low 6 hours or until rice is tender.
Stir and add more cream if required serve with whatever takes your fancy. I like a dollop of homemade bramble jelly.
Coccinelle, I don't know how or where I go wrong with the slow-cooker. I tried cooking rice pleau, pasta, even potatoes and they never cooked good. Rice was hard but soggy, pasta was similar and potato was not cooked. I had three or maybe four different slow-cookers and cooking end results were all the same. I have better luck with the microwave and the oven.
Ah society: rice and pasta don't go down quite well in the slow cooker as they will become soggy (so makes good rice puddings). Potatoes when cut into quarters and added to the veg and meat should cook beautifully. Best results are obtained from 1 hour on High then a few hours on Low. SOME slow cookers have an 'auto' which switches from high to low automatically. However, I have recently ordered one for a present and the 'auto' is just a keep warm setting. I wonder if this is what you have had....
Trish uses ours all the time and as already stated you can do just about anything in them.The thing Trish likes about them is you throw everything in,switch on go out for the day and come home to a ready for serving meal.The one we have is a 3L from Tesco,cost about £13.00p a couple of years ago and is ample for the two of us.