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In today’s world, time is of the essence. Emphasis is on things being done instantly and this includes our food. But Crock-Pot Slow Cooker
After putting the food in, your pour some liquid (stock, wine, water) into the crock pot and turn it on. The crock pot will heat up to 80-90°C, heating the liquid so it becomes steam, but not the super heated kind like in pressure cookers. The steam will circulate inside the crock pot, evenly spreading heat over the food. After cooking for several hours (possibly longer if you used low settings), the food is ready. Crock pots generally have a temperature probe inside, which determines when the food is cooked and automatically lowers the temperature to keep the food warm.
Crock pot is a subtype of slow cooker. On the outside, both crock pot and slow cookers look the same: heating segment, lid and pot. Crock-Pot Slow Cooker
Crock pots are a great investment: cheap, reliable, sturdy. Especially when you’re about to switch over to Keto diet, a crock pot can save you so much energy that you’ll preemptively enter ketosis. Crock pot saves time, so you can get up in the morning, dump food aside, turn it on and head out, knowing that your Keto meal will wait for you, perfectly cooked. If you use some fattier cuts, you’ll find the meal doused in fat, just the way the Keto recipe prescribed. Yummy! There are a few ways you’ll need to adapt you recipes if you want to switch over to Keto in crock pots, though. Since crock pots don’t allow the liquid to reduce, dishes like sauces won’t thicken on their own. Hence, you’ll have to use Keto friendly thickeners, which excludes flour and starch. One option is pork rinds ground in a spice grinder and the other is eggs whisked while hot broth in being added. You can also resort to adding Xanthan/guar gum, which has a neutral flavor and requires vigorous mixing to avoid it turning into blobs. There’s cooking bones and skin, such as chicken feet, until you end up with jelly, or you can slowly add flax meal while mixing.
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