The slow cooker, which is basically an electric pot with a stoneware insert, can do what no oven or stovetop burner can: cook food at consistently low and even temperatures for what might be as long as 10 hours. What the cooker will not do is get dinner to the table fast. But if you want to dine effortlessly after ... (Full Article: 917 Words)
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