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will leeks go soggy in slow cooker??

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simpson · 10/06/2009 22:09

Have planned to do chicken casserole type thing in slow cooker tomorrow and have:

chicken breast (obv. )
carrots
potatoes
onions
sweet potatoes
leeks
chicken stock
flour

Do I bung it all in at the same time or will the leeks be too soggy and need to go in a couple of hours after everything else iyswim??

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DebbieW8 · 11/06/2009 09:36

Hi Simpson,

I had the same question as well, I found on another thread the website MealSavers and they have a whole section on slow cooking and the do's and do nots and they also have a free PDF with 20 exclusive recipes, a few of them are for chicken!

[www.mealsavers.co.uk]

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psychomum5 · 11/06/2009 09:39

don;t leeks go soggy when you cook them anyway??

thought that was the essence of leeks....

genuine query, as I always find however I do them they go soggy, like onions.

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simpson · 11/06/2009 10:30

well will let you know guys

Have just bunged it all in at the same time



psycho - just didn't want them to go so soggy they disintegrate iyswim

debbie - have bookmarked that cheers

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psychomum5 · 11/06/2009 12:17

ahh....I get'cha now

lets hope it does as you hope then

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psychomum5 · 11/06/2009 12:18

and, that it is as tasty as it sounds

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simpson · 11/06/2009 13:42

well it smells nice so far

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likessleep · 11/06/2009 17:31

i'll be keen to find out how your sweet potatoes go - i've tried this and they just turned to mush in mine. thinking i may have set it too high (wasn't a major issue, as they dissolved anyway, but interested to know).

yum yum chicken casserole

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simpson · 11/06/2009 20:40

yes sweet potato seemed to have disappeared

Leeks were ok though

And it tasted yummy

Even got some left over for freezer...

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