So-Good Slow-Cooker Recipes | Midwest Living

So-Good Slow-Cooker Recipes

These 35 recipes for slow-cooked chicken, beef, pork, soups and stews get your dinner off to an early start.

Slow-cooker tips

BROWNING MEAT isn't necessary before adding to the slow cooker, unless you prefer the flavor and look of browned meat. The exception: Brown ground meat to prevent clumping and to drain fat.

A SLOW COOKER works most efficiently when it's half- to three-fourths full. That's because
the heat comes from coils around the sides of the pot, rather than the bottom. When using a recipe, make sure it's sized for your cooker.

UNPLUG BEFORE CLEANING your slow cooker and never immerse the cooker or the cord in water. If there's a removable insert, you can wash it in the dishwasher. Or use disposable plastic slow-cooker liners for easy cleanup.

TO COOK A ROAST use a bigger slow cooker with 5- to 6-quart capacity, or cut meat to fit.

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