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Yes, I like the freedom of removing the ceramic pot to store its contents,
or clean it. Presently I have a four quart one and recently I bought a
smaller one, size, two quarts. Since I live alone, I like to cook smaller
quantities most of the time. Currently I've been experimenting with small
surloin steaks. I put one in the small crockpot with chopped onions,
garlic and other seasonings, about a half cup of water and a splash of wine,
and of course, salt and fresh ground black pepper.. I leave the pot on high
for two to two and a half hours; then add baby carrots and perhaps a medium
potato cut up. And sometimes I add a chopped celery stalk and some sliced
mushrooms. I let that all continue cooking on high for about another hour.
Sometimes I add some cornstarch disolved in a small amount of water and stir
it well. I let that cook about 20 minutes to thicken the juices. This
makes a lovely hot meal! I do about the same thing with chicken and chicken
broth and season with curry powder.
Oops! I'm rambling. But I'm happy about the things I can do with the
little crockpot.
Lois Goodine.
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