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Tips for Using a Rival Slow Cooker

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Many people are intimidated by using a slow cooker or crock pot. The truth is, there is really nothing easier to cook in than a crock pot. There are only two temperature settings, low and high. Depending on how long you intend to cook your meal for, will depend on the setting you will use. This is a handy way to make a meal for you family if you are a stay at home mom or if you work outside the home.

This is also a great way for a bachelor to cook themselves a decent meal without too much effort. Many of the Rival Slow Cookers come with automatic settings that allow you to program them to start cooking and stop cooking at certain times. This makes the Rival Slow Cooker very convenient to use.

Make sure that you get a Rival Slow Cooker that has a removal ceramic dish. This will make clean up easy after you have cooked your meal. You can also use this dish to marinate your meat overnight before you cook the next day. You can even use the removable dish as a serving dish when you are setting your table. This ceramic on the Rival Slow Cooker can also be used to store your left over food when you have finished your meal.

When you are using a Rival Slow Cooker to cook a meal, you do not want to use expensive cuts of meat. The slow cooking process will allow all the meat to tenderize so more expensive tender cuts tend to turn into mush if they spend too much time in the cooker. By using cheaper cuts of meats when you cook with the Rival Slow Cooker, you will be able to have a very tender cut of meat.

To make a stew with your Rival Slow Cooker, you just need to add some onions, carrots and potatoes to the pot and let it cook for a few hours on high. Make sure you add water to about two thirds with way up as well as you need the water to cook the meat and vegetables all the way through. Let the meat cook for about two hours before you add the vegetables as they will cook faster than the meat will cook.

After you have finished using your Rival Slow Cooker, you will want to make sure you clean it well. Keep in mind that the heating unit should never be submerged in water as this can damage the entire unit or it could cause electrocution the next time you are going to use it.

Wipe the heating unit down with a sponge of hot water and dish detergent and then you want to make sure you dry it thoroughly. Make sure you keep the chord free from knots and wrap it up loosely with a rubber band to keep it from kinking as this can affect the performance of your Rival Slow Cooker as well.



 


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