slow cooker

[condor66]

just bought a slow cooker, does anyone have any good recipes?

[slinky.kate]

loads of recipes on google

[madmaggot]

Any of your usual stew/cassarole dishes.
Cheaper cuts such as silverside can be broiled, add some liquid, couple of carrots and garlic for flavour and it'll be beautiful and tender.
If it's a big one put two dishes into it, with water in the bottom, to cook two things at once.
It's great for rice puddings.
Pretty much anything really.

[bednobs]

someone was talking about a whole chicken the other day - i am going to try that this weekend

[society]

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[gingejbee]

As madmaggot says - use your usual recipes but increase cooking times by 2x or 3x. It's difficult to overcook anything in these.

[nannakath]

I picked up a slow cooker book in a charity shop which helps.

[mrs.chappie]

I have a large, oval-shaped slow cooker.

I cook all sorts in it but one of my favourites is a whole leg of lamb, no liquid - just a few onions cut in half with the lamb leg resting on the onions.

It always comes out scrummy!

[david51058]

Cook a piece of brisket in some stock made from those stock pots all day. Delicious!