thanks sherie, i'm going to try the vegetable curry tomorrow
thanks catherine, i'll keep my eye open for them
thanks sherie, i'm going to try the vegetable curry tomorrow
thanks catherine, i'll keep my eye open for them
Hi
Just started using my slow cooker in the last few weeks.................. am i the only person that can burn something in a SC???? Man! i made a sausage casserole and it burnt around the edges, was salvageable but not perfect IYKWIM!
How does the Auto setting work?
Thanks for all the recipes in the SC recipe thread, that is awsome, going to give a few a go.![]()
Ange - I want to know what the go is with the Auto setting too! I managed to ruin some cannelloni so don't feel bad for burning a casserole. I don't understand how canelloni can even cook properly in a SC! All the edges stayed dry and the pasta just stuck together. I ended up giving it to the dog.
Gracie - I have just bought a couple of sachets of the McCormicks SC mix. I'm going to try one of them this week.
Thanks for the McCormicks advice BTW everyone, I finally found some at Coles. I don't know why our Safeway don't have it, they must be behind the times!
Ok not sure about other SC's but on mine the Auto cooks it on high first, not sure for how long, then switches itself to low. This is so when you have meat in it cooking it's not left out uncooked as such. Make sense ?
As for the sausage casserole, if it has sugar in it it will burn. Things with sugar will caramelise and make it burn easier.
Tomorrow I'm doing a basic chicken leg recipe.
BBQ Chicken Legs
1kg chicken legs
1 cup BBQ sauce
Take the skin off chicken legs
coat with BBQ sauce & cook on low for 6 hours.
OOORrrrrr.....
1kg chicken legs
1 tin diced tomatos
1/2 onion chopped finely
1 tsp mustard powder
1 clove garlic crushed
2 tsp worstershire sauce
1 tbsp tomato paste
salt & pepper
1/2 tsp cayenne pepper for some spice
Mix all the ingrediants bar the chicken. Pop in SC for an hour on high, skin chicken legs & pop into slow cooker for 6 hours on low. I'm lazy and put it all in at once.
Serve with salad & roast veges. yum!!
ange mine burns things around the edges as well, not sure why!
Just got this recipe for Osso Bucco in a promo email - looks yummy in the picture lol
Osso Bucco with Gremolata
Serves 4-6 Prep 10 mins Cook 8 hrs
1kg Osso Bucco
1 onion, diced
1 x 40g sachet McCormick Slow Cookers Beef & Red Wine Casserole
1 carrot, diced
1 x 800g can crushed tomatoes
1 clove of garlic, finely diced
? cup fresh parsley, chopped
1tsp lemon rind, grated
1. Fry Osso Bucco meat and onion in a hot pan to brown and seal.
2. Place into the slow cooker with McCormick Slow Cookers Beef & Red Wine Casserole sachet, carrot and crushed tomatoes and cook on LOW for 8 hours.
3. To prepare the Gremolata, mix together garlic, parsley and lemon rind and sprinkle over Osso Bucco to serve.
Serving Suggestion:
Serve with pasta, creamy polenta or mashed potato and beans.
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