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Frequently Asked Questions

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Q: Can I put frozen meat directly in the slow cooker?

A: We recommend thawing meat first for safety and even cooking. Putting a large frozen roast in a slow cooker can keep the meat in the "danger zone" temperature for too long. However, small frozen items like meatballs or veggies are usually fine.

Q: My slow cooker runs hot. How do I adjust?

A: Newer slow cookers tend to run hotter than vintage ones. If a recipe says "Low for 8 hours" but your pot boils rapidly, check it at 6 hours. Getting to know your specific appliance is key!

Q: Can I double your recipes?

A: Yes, as long as your slow cooker is large enough (usually 6-quart or larger). Just ensure the pot is no more than 3/4 full to allow room for simmering without overflowing.

Q: Do you have nutritional information?

A: Yes, most recipes include an estimated nutritional card. Please treat these as estimates, as brands of ingredients can vary significantly.