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will it still cook slow? or just on high,but still "slow cooking"?

It will still slow cook but often the cooking time is cut down. If i want something quick (in slow cooker time like 3-4 hrs) i would use high.. if i'm leaving it over night or when i'm at work I put it on low :)

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will it still cook slow? or just on high,but still "slow cooking"?

It will still slow cook but often the cooking time is cut down. If i want something quick (in slow cooker time like 3-4 hrs) i would use high.. if i'm leaving it over night or when i'm at work I put it on low :)

Thanks yeah I have it on for dinner maybe around 5-6ish.

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What ya makin? :innocent:

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What ya makin? :innocent:

I have some turkey and vegetables and will add in pasta later for a soup :thumbs:

Very very nice on a fall evening. I love soup. :thumbs:

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What ya makin? :innocent:

I have some turkey and vegetables and will add in pasta later for a soup :thumbs:

Very very nice on a fall evening. I love soup. :thumbs:

I wish it was fall weather here!! 85 today... I need some Bluebell :P

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mmmmm, soup.... :thumbs: I have been kind of craving some of my mom's borscht (cabbage soup) lately...... I do have her recipe but I am sure it won't come out quite the same as she makes it :unsure:

i love using my slow cooker but mine is messed up.... if I put it on low for 8 hours the stuff is cooked in about 4 hours but if I put it on high for 4 hours, it is barely warmed through :unsure: I think the wires are messed up or something.... maybe I can convince hubby to get me a new one for Christmas.... ;)

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What ya makin? :innocent:

I have some turkey and vegetables and will add in pasta later for a soup :thumbs:

Very very nice on a fall evening. I love soup. :thumbs:

I wish it was fall weather here!! 85 today... I need some Bluebell :P

We already got snow in the mountains and hittin low 60s in the day and low 40s at night.

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We make beef stew a lot and this last time we cooked it on high and I don't think it came out as good as sooking it on low over night. Now I am hungry for my stew :blink:

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Alright, that's it, gotta get out my slow cooker. Haven't used it in years. Hmm, wonder what it would do for pork adobo?

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GODO, Are you out of juice AGAIN????

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Filed: AOS (apr) Country: Japan
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will it still cook slow? or just on high,but still "slow cooking"?

Still cooking but cut the time almost in half and you will get a lot more moisture build up.

We use Slow Cooker often Love using for Chili.

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