I love using a slow cooker while I'm at work and coming home to a hot meal, but I'm gone about 10 hrs, which is longer than my food should cook. My cheap slow cooker has no timer, so I plug it into a cheap Christmas light timer set to start an hour after I leave in the morning and turn off an hour before I get home.
I prep everything the night before and leave it in the fridge, so when I take it out in the morning it stays cold until the cooker turns on. Other hazards accompany cooking with no one home, but with a little forethought you can avoid problems and gain delicious meals.
What is going on with the East Alton Rotary Club? We will cover it here, along with all sorts of other interesting and off-kilter stuff that will inform, enlighten and amuse you.
Thursday, April 15, 2010
DONE TO PERFECTION
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