Use a crock pot for 'set it and forget it' slow cooking
A crock pot is useful when you want slow-cooked meals with minimal attention—load it early and have dinner ready later.
Put the ingredients in, start it early, and let it cook unattended until dinner time. The transcript notes overlap with Dutch-oven-friendly dishes like soups and stews, plus slow-cooking a whole chicken.
The short version
- Load it, start it early, and it’s ready by dinner.
- Good for soups, stews, and other slow-cooked dishes.
What you need
- crock pot (slow cooker)optional
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