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Half Baked
Executive Chef
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Hey Tiger, welcome to DC!
Welcome to our community.
Andy M.
Certified Pretend Chef
Welcome aboard!
boufa06
Executive Chef
Hi TigerMoon, welcome to DC! My 20-year Japanese crockpot is still up and running. If yours is not working well, perhaps it's time for a new one.
thumpershere2
Head Chef
Welcome to DC tigerMoon. I have a rival pot and it is about 30 years old but still going. Would buy another if it decides to retire.
urmaniac13
Executive Chef
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Welcome to DC Tigermoon!! Hope you will have tonz of fun with us!
Wow! This is the friendlist place I've ever been! Thank you all for the warm welcome.
My dilema is nearly solved thanks to browsing around here, I was planning on replacing my old 3 qt. CP with a new one due to limited space but will buy a 6 qt. to help out until lthe 3 qt. gives up the ghost. The last three batches of beans (one garbanzo two pinto) came out not quite done and since they came fresh from the grocery I assumed they were fresh.
Will be off on safari today hunting the ultimate crock pot, will let you know what I bag!
Suze
Thoughts become things, choose the good ones.
tut.com
My dilema is nearly solved thanks to browsing around here, I was planning on replacing my old 3 qt. CP with a new one due to limited space but will buy a 6 qt. to help out until lthe 3 qt. gives up the ghost. The last three batches of beans (one garbanzo two pinto) came out not quite done and since they came fresh from the grocery I assumed they were fresh.
Will be off on safari today hunting the ultimate crock pot, will let you know what I bag!
Suze
Thoughts become things, choose the good ones.
tut.com
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New Slow Cooker
Back from "safari" and came home with a GE 6 qt. slow cooker. I chose it because of it's rectangular shape, one of my slow cooker cook books has recipes for quick breads and cakes (is that an oxymoron? Quick bread in a slow cooker?) and this SC accommodates a standard size loaf pan nicely. Made a chocolate pudding cake yesterday, came out pretty good. Now I have two pounds of navy pea beans cooking up.
This slow cooker came with an enamal pan that fits in the unit under the ceramic crock. All the directions say about it is to use the high temp. setting when using it. This is the first time I have encountered such a thing. Any ideas or comments about this?
Back from "safari" and came home with a GE 6 qt. slow cooker. I chose it because of it's rectangular shape, one of my slow cooker cook books has recipes for quick breads and cakes (is that an oxymoron? Quick bread in a slow cooker?) and this SC accommodates a standard size loaf pan nicely. Made a chocolate pudding cake yesterday, came out pretty good. Now I have two pounds of navy pea beans cooking up.
This slow cooker came with an enamal pan that fits in the unit under the ceramic crock. All the directions say about it is to use the high temp. setting when using it. This is the first time I have encountered such a thing. Any ideas or comments about this?
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shpj4
Head Chef
Hi TigerMoon and welcome to DC.
JoAnn L.
Master Chef
My 3 qt. crock pot is about 30 years old also. I just said to my daughter Carol the other day that I was thinking about getting a new 3 or 4 qt. one to replace it. It is still running but the outside is starting to look pretty ragged. There is even a few rust spots around the outer rim. I also have a 5 qt. for larger items.
I also want to welcome you. I know you will like it here.
I also want to welcome you. I know you will like it here.
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