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New slow cooker user

onway · 2012-08-20 19:41:23

I bought a slow cooker and have cooked two dinners so far. Although they were both tasty enough I felt that the meat in both was quite dry - one was pork and the other beef. Does anyone know why this might be........I followed the instructions on timing etc.

20-08-2012 7:41pm

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onway

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I bought a slow cooker and have cooked two dinners so far. Although they were both tasty enough I felt that the meat in both was quite dry - one was pork and the other beef. Does anyone know why this might be........I followed the instructions on timing etc.

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#2 20-08-2012 7:56pm

Mr Simpson

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Not really sure what the problem could be there. But fyi here's a big thread with lots of slow cooker recipes.

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#3 20-08-2012 8:22pm

The Hill Billy

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Please check out the thread linked above. No need for another thread so I shall close this one.

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