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Help with cooking
Put pork in crock pot and accidentally set to warmslow cooker / crock pot temperature confusion (everything boils)How to adjust time for pineapple casserole and pork roastShould I cook my pot roast on high or low?Fell asleep with slow cooker on warm for 9 - 10 hours? Still good?Can I cook a slow cooker recipe on high instead of low, but for shorter time?Crockpot soup issueinduction cooking with a homemaker 2000w cooker,how to figure out cooking timeHam and beans in a Crock-Pot
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I was supposed to put my roast on high for 5-6 hours... I accidentally put it on low. It’s has been cooking on low for 5.5 hrs... how long does it need to be on high to be completely cooked?
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I was supposed to put my roast on high for 5-6 hours... I accidentally put it on low. It’s has been cooking on low for 5.5 hrs... how long does it need to be on high to be completely cooked?
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Welcome to the site! Putting a roast on high for 5-6 hours sounds like a recipe for a burnt offering, but it all depends on how you are cooking this. You say roast, but put it on high, is this a slow cooker recipe? If it's an oven recipe what temperature does it say to bake it at, and what did you actually set?
– GdD
23 mins ago
Depending on the type of meat you cook it to the temperature required to get what you prefer (done-ness). If it's a crock pot high would be fine, for an oven, it would be disaster. Turn it up and monitor the internal temperature of the meat till it reaches the desired doneness.
– Steve Chambers
13 mins ago
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I was supposed to put my roast on high for 5-6 hours... I accidentally put it on low. It’s has been cooking on low for 5.5 hrs... how long does it need to be on high to be completely cooked?
cooking-time crockpot
asked 37 mins ago
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I was supposed to put my roast on high for 5-6 hours... I accidentally put it on low. It’s has been cooking on low for 5.5 hrs... how long does it need to be on high to be completely cooked?
cooking-time crockpot
cooking-time crockpot
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Welcome to the site! Putting a roast on high for 5-6 hours sounds like a recipe for a burnt offering, but it all depends on how you are cooking this. You say roast, but put it on high, is this a slow cooker recipe? If it's an oven recipe what temperature does it say to bake it at, and what did you actually set?
– GdD
23 mins ago
Depending on the type of meat you cook it to the temperature required to get what you prefer (done-ness). If it's a crock pot high would be fine, for an oven, it would be disaster. Turn it up and monitor the internal temperature of the meat till it reaches the desired doneness.
– Steve Chambers
13 mins ago
add a comment |
Welcome to the site! Putting a roast on high for 5-6 hours sounds like a recipe for a burnt offering, but it all depends on how you are cooking this. You say roast, but put it on high, is this a slow cooker recipe? If it's an oven recipe what temperature does it say to bake it at, and what did you actually set?
– GdD
23 mins ago
Depending on the type of meat you cook it to the temperature required to get what you prefer (done-ness). If it's a crock pot high would be fine, for an oven, it would be disaster. Turn it up and monitor the internal temperature of the meat till it reaches the desired doneness.
– Steve Chambers
13 mins ago
Welcome to the site! Putting a roast on high for 5-6 hours sounds like a recipe for a burnt offering, but it all depends on how you are cooking this. You say roast, but put it on high, is this a slow cooker recipe? If it's an oven recipe what temperature does it say to bake it at, and what did you actually set?
– GdD
23 mins ago
Welcome to the site! Putting a roast on high for 5-6 hours sounds like a recipe for a burnt offering, but it all depends on how you are cooking this. You say roast, but put it on high, is this a slow cooker recipe? If it's an oven recipe what temperature does it say to bake it at, and what did you actually set?
– GdD
23 mins ago
Depending on the type of meat you cook it to the temperature required to get what you prefer (done-ness). If it's a crock pot high would be fine, for an oven, it would be disaster. Turn it up and monitor the internal temperature of the meat till it reaches the desired doneness.
– Steve Chambers
13 mins ago
Depending on the type of meat you cook it to the temperature required to get what you prefer (done-ness). If it's a crock pot high would be fine, for an oven, it would be disaster. Turn it up and monitor the internal temperature of the meat till it reaches the desired doneness.
– Steve Chambers
13 mins ago
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Welcome to the site! Putting a roast on high for 5-6 hours sounds like a recipe for a burnt offering, but it all depends on how you are cooking this. You say roast, but put it on high, is this a slow cooker recipe? If it's an oven recipe what temperature does it say to bake it at, and what did you actually set?
– GdD
23 mins ago
Depending on the type of meat you cook it to the temperature required to get what you prefer (done-ness). If it's a crock pot high would be fine, for an oven, it would be disaster. Turn it up and monitor the internal temperature of the meat till it reaches the desired doneness.
– Steve Chambers
13 mins ago