Anonymous
Post 01/26/2013 21:07     Subject: Re:Another slow cooker question
Anonymous wrote:It's the Crock Pot Touchscreen Technology 6.5 qt. It's the 79.99 on Amazon and at BBB (but 20 off with the coupon). I originally bought the wrong one at BBB (the 54.99 one). I was going to keep it but the reviews online weren't great. So I exchanged it for the other more expensive one. The recipes that come with it seem pretty good. The ones in the ATK book seem to have lots of extra ingredients and recommend adding a bread/milk mixture to the browning meat. I'm going to try it tomorrow.


I just got this one to replace my previous one that was the same exact size. It will be perfect for most crockpot recipes you will find. We are two adults and almost always have enough leftovers to put 2 servings in fridge and freeze a few servings. But I'm ok with that. Get the ATK slow cooker revolution cookbook!!
Anonymous
Post 01/25/2013 18:17     Subject: Another slow cooker question
6 doesn't seem too big to me, but my brother has an 8-qt, and he says he has burned several things in it due to lack of liquid. I think if you have a large crock-pot, you have to make sure you have enough liquid, so you may want to 1.5x the recipies.

And if America's Test Kitchens approves, it's going to be good.
Anonymous
Post 01/19/2013 21:06     Subject: Re:Another slow cooker question
We are 4 people with a 6-quart crock pot. We cook large fishes and then freeze half and eat it two weeks later. Love it.
Anonymous
Post 01/19/2013 16:56     Subject: Re:Another slow cooker question
It's the Crock Pot Touchscreen Technology 6.5 qt. It's the 79.99 on Amazon and at BBB (but 20 off with the coupon). I originally bought the wrong one at BBB (the 54.99 one). I was going to keep it but the reviews online weren't great. So I exchanged it for the other more expensive one. The recipes that come with it seem pretty good. The ones in the ATK book seem to have lots of extra ingredients and recommend adding a bread/milk mixture to the browning meat. I'm going to try it tomorrow.
Anonymous
Post 01/19/2013 13:04     Subject: Another slow cooker question
Which one did they recommend? We have a regular old $20 rival one and it gives us about two lunches worth of leftovers (two adults one four year old). Good size because we love leftovers for lunch!
Anonymous
Post 01/18/2013 23:05     Subject: Another slow cooker question
Do you like leftovers or not? That is the question.
Anonymous
Post 01/18/2013 22:53     Subject: Another slow cooker question
Okay, I bought the Crock-Pot brand slow cooker recommended in the America's Test Kitchen cookbook. Now I'm wondering if it's too big. We're only four people. I saw on the year of slow cooking blog that she recommends a corning ware dish to insert in a slow cooker for smaller recipes. Does anyone do that?