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Really enjoy trying your slow cookers recipes. Am a total convert to baking this way! Have also started to try your savory dinner recipes as am attempt to rid me of my mother’s horrendous cooking in the slow cooker in the 70’s! Slow cooker hearts are inediable!! The chicken saag curry is one of my fav and have recently made my own bolognase recipe up.
Great, thanks for your comment Clare!
HAVE SLOW COOKER POT, BUT…HOW OFTEN CAN YOU HAVE THESE KIND OF MEALS. JUST FOUND THIS “BAKE A CAKE IN A SLOW COOKER” AND DID A DOUBLE TAKE. WOOW!!! WHAT A FABULOUS IDEA. GOING TO TRY THESE, NEXT WEEK. INTERESTING IDEAS. THANKS. WILL LET YOU KNOW THE PROGRESS. HAVE SIGNED UP , AS WELL.NO POINT WASTING THE IDEAS, HUH???
your slow cooker bakes look heaven have you gluten free
Hi Meryl, thanks so much! I’m afraid I have never baked a gluten-free cake, though one was made with polenta so may be adaptable, you could look up lime polenta cake on here.
Dusted off my slow cooker & raring to go, love your recipe’s & will have to make a x are this weekend. Thanks
Hello just found your site do you have a slow cooker you would reccomend
Hi Elizabeth – I have tried a lot and they all work well! You might look at whether a digital one with countdown timer might be useful for you (rather than manual one without timer), and whether you want to be able to use the inside pot on the hob to brown meat (if so look at Sear and Stew). Also take into consideration how many you are cooking for and if you want to do batch cooking – 3.5 litre is ok for a small family and 6.5 litre for a larger family or if you have older children with big appetites!