Gary
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Hope is tastes well. Will report back tomorrow!
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Bart
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Ham cooked in coca cola;



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Gavin
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oooohhhhhh yesh!
pew pew pew pewwwww
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Cavey
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My first attempt, Potatoes, Carrot, Beef. Hopefully it'll be good!
Gotta say that Beef does look good above though.
Bought a big pork joint for later in the week too
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Russ
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you want to cut your veggies smaller
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Gary
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quote: Originally posted by Cavey
Gotta say that Beef does look good above though.
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Went up home to grab something an hour ago and checked it, its looks/smells awesome now.
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Cavey
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quote: Originally posted by Russ
you want to cut your veggies smaller
Missus did the spuds that size on her attempt and they turned out fine, so fingers crossed!
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alan-g-w
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I had a lamb shank in tomato gravy at the weekend there done in my sister's slow cooker, it was brilliant
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Gary
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Awesome. Shame I don't have time to let the meat sit for an hour like ste said but is still nice.
Not keen on yhe carrots but I'm never a fan of them. Muchrooms are epic!
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Kerry
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Maybe cut the carrots a bit thinner next time
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alan-g-w
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I wouldn't be letting it sit for an hour, you'd need to re-heat it if you did.
That minus the veg = win Gary
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Norcy91
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I've just bought a slow cooker, wanting to do a chicken casserole. Planning on putting in chicken stock, onion, carrots, celery, some other veg as well. Will I need to sort of seal the chicken first? Also, I know it's a slow cooker, but how long would it take if I did it on high? Any other advice for making it?
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Kerry
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on high 3-4 hours? You dont need to brown it first it mostly just gives it colour
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Norcy91
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Ahh, thanks for that! I'll try getting pictures later on, my first attempt might not be a great success.
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Cavey
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I would advise against leaving curry on high overnight. Takes Fucking ages to scrub clean!
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JonnyJ
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No where near enough gravy on that Gary. Ashamed to call you a yorkshireman.
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Hammer
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quote: Originally posted by Cavey
I would advise against leaving curry on high overnight. Takes Fucking ages to scrub clean!
Fill it with soapy water and turn it on for an hour.
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Cavey
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Got it clean after 3 soakings! didn't think about heating it, i'll give it a go next time I inevitably leave it on.
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Hammer
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Not tried it for the record but I'd imagine it would work 
Had chilli again tonight, lovely jubbly I had it ate before I thought of pics, I'll get them next time.
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Neil
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Just got me one of these, going to do pork in cider tomorrow, hopefully will turn out reet.
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Kerry
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You honestly can't go wrong that is the beauty!
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Bart
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My lamb shank... a bit too big for one, but too small to share 


(whole bottle of wine, hense the slightly pink potatoes)
[Edited on 12-01-2012 by Bart]
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Kerry
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I loveeeee lamb
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mantamark
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Made Kerry's Patented Cowboy Pie yesterday, added a tin of chickpeas and a tin of kidney beans, some fresh chilli and some mustard seeds.
Very nice, i imagine it would work well with chunks of steak etc aswell, but im very happy with it.
Thanks for sharing.
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Kerry
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Pics or it didn't happen
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