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Slow Cooker - Soup?? HELP?

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tw1698 · 11/11/2020 10:07

Hi all,

This morning I was awake ridiculously early (4am) and was cleaning through the fridge and noticed a ton of vegetables that had gone unused. In a productive mood - I chopped them all up, put them in the slow cooker with some chicken stock and stuck it on low before leaving the house for work at 8am.

I have not consulted a recipe - however now I am questioning myself... can I leave it on for 8 hours on low? Will my soup turn out fine? Am I just tired and paranoid?

Any slow cooker aficionados out there to put my mind at rest?

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BoomyBooms · 11/11/2020 10:09

I'm no expert but I'd say it will be fine! So long as there's a decent amount of water in there too so it doesn't dry out (and I think it would only do that if you'd put literally hardly anything in there). It will be delicious to come home to!

tw1698 · 11/11/2020 10:17

Thank you @BoomyBooms, i have put around 600ml of chicken stock in there so cant imagine it would dry out thankfully! Looking forward to getting home with a nice crusty loaf to enjoy with it! Smile

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FineBoneChina · 11/11/2020 10:28

It'll be fine. I'm out of the house 10 hours a day and do this all the time.

SpaceOP · 11/11/2020 10:36

It won't dry out. That's the whole point about slow cookers (and why so many people land up with watery bland food from them) - the temperature is so low that you don't lose much liquid. It will be fine. Worst case it won't taste v good or is watery, but more likely you can blitz it all up on getting home and it will be delicious.

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