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re: Using a crockpot without liquid.
Posted on 5/14/13 at 7:20 am to tween the hedges
Posted on 5/14/13 at 7:20 am to tween the hedges
More liquid = diluted flavor.
Typically, I'll sautee my vegetables in a skillet, then deglaze with beer, wine stock, etc. When deglazing, I'll keep adding liquid bit by bit and reducing. When I place my roast in to the crockpot, I try not to have liquid coming up anymore than halfway up the roast. It's amazing how much water the meat itself releases.
Cook on low. Check your roast after a few hours. If it looks like you're running out of liquid, just add a bit more.
Typically, I'll sautee my vegetables in a skillet, then deglaze with beer, wine stock, etc. When deglazing, I'll keep adding liquid bit by bit and reducing. When I place my roast in to the crockpot, I try not to have liquid coming up anymore than halfway up the roast. It's amazing how much water the meat itself releases.
Cook on low. Check your roast after a few hours. If it looks like you're running out of liquid, just add a bit more.
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