Can you recommend me a slow cooker (one that sautés)

[EmGee]

I have a Crock Pot slow cooker which has a ceramic pot that you can remove from the base and use on the hob to brown things. Unfortunately this part does not work on my induction hob so I end up having to sauté stuff first in a separate pan and then transfer to the slow cooker. I know that some people just chuck everything in the slow cooker and switch it on, but I can't bring myself to do that!

So I'm looking for a slow cooker that also sautés in its base IYKWIM, and one I can roast a joint in.

Thanks!

I think the instapot does that - you sauté right in the pot and then switch it over to the slow cook or pressure cooker setting.

I don't have one though - I brown things first in a frying pan on the hob and tip into the slow cooker! I tried making bolognese once just putting the mince in raw and it was so watery and flavourless.

I've got a Morphy Richards intellichef Multicooker
www.morphyrichards.co.uk/products/cooking-and-baking/multi-cookers/

I only have a very basic slow cooker so do what you do now OP. I don't like or buy anything with a non stick coating so it rules most of the swanky ones out.

I have this one: www.amazon.co.uk/Morphy-Richards-Accents-48703-Cooker/dp/B00888X526?tag=mumsnetforum-21
Can't sear anymore as i now have an induction hob but it worked great on my old halogen one

The fast slow pro is amazing

We have the Lakeland multicooker and can sauté in that. It has loads of uses and a self clean function.

I've got a huge Morphy Richards Sear and Stew. ''Tis marvellous.