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    Conversion Time Table

    Orignal Recipe......Cook on Low......Cook on High
    degrees.................180 - 200.............300

    1/4 to 1/2 hour........4 to 8 hours........1 1/2 to 2 1/2 hours
    1/2 to 1 hour...........6 to 8 hours........3 to 4 hours
    1 to 3 hours............8 to 16 hours.......4 to 6 hours

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    Additional information found on a free e-newsletter

    Converting Recipes: Converting your favorite recipes to the
    crockpot or slow cooker is pretty easy. Here is a guideline for
    cooking times. If you are cooking on the low setting, make sure that
    any uncooked meat cooks for at least 8 hours.

    Stovetop Cooking Time Crockpot Cooking Time
    15-30 minutes High Temp: 1 1/2 - 2 1/2 hrs
    Low Temp: 4 - 8 hours
    35-45 minutes High Temp: 3 - 4 hours
    Low Temp: 6 - 10 hours
    50 minutes - 3 hours High Temp: 4 - 6 hours
    Low Temp: 8 - 16 hour

    Seasoning: Spices will be diluted overtime as they cook in a
    crockpot. So add spices in the last hour of cooking.

    Ground Beef: Brown ground beef before adding to the crockpot. It
    will taste better and have better texture this way.

    Raw Vegetables: Uncooked vegetables like carrots, potatoes and
    onions should be place at the bottom of the crockpot for faster
    cooking.

    Dairy: Add sour cream, heavy cream and other dairy ingredients
    during the last hour of cooking.

    Cleaning: Do not add cold water to a hot crockpot to clean it.
    Either let it cool down or add warm soapy water.

    Garnish: Many vegetables will lose their color in a slow cooker.
    Add a colorful garnish like fresh parsley, chives, tomatoes, red
    peppers or cheese for color.

    Cooking Tip: Keep your crockpot at least half full to avoid
    overheating and overcooking food.

    Thickening: Add a cornstarch in the final hour of cooking to
    thicken juices.

    Use your crockpot outside in the summer to help keep your house
    cool.

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