Proctor Silex Oval Slow Cooker Review
I used my oval slow cooker for the first time today and made an incredible pot roast. Using a recipe from Rosanne Gold’s Recipe’s 123 cookbook, I modified it for the slow cooker. The 3 ingredients, rump roast, white wine vinegar and coffee were intriguing. It came out incredibly tender and flavorful.
The slow cooker oval shape is practical and my roast fit nicely in it. It looks like a whole chicken would also fit nicely. The size is perfect for everyday use but is big enough for entertaining too. Other crock pots that I looked at were quite large and would not work as well for me for smaller meals(i.e. a 2-4 lb roast or chicken)
The only negative would be that it sits on 3 legs not 4, which seems odd given the oval shape. Overall I would buy it again and am already plotting and planning my next slow cooked meal.
Proctor Silex Oval Slow Cooker Feature
- Removable oval stoneware crockery
- Wrap-around even heat
- Oval shape fits a 4-pound beef roast, 4-pound chicken, or 2-pound pork ribs
- Portable with easy grip handles
- Keep warm setting
Proctor Silex Oval Slow Cooker Overview
Oval stoneware is compact, with three heat settings and a slow cooking time. Both the stoneware and lid are dishwasher safe. Recipes are included.
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