Tuesday, 25 January 2011

The Uses of a Small Crock Pot

If you are somebody that is extremely busy and often moving around, then there is a very good chance that you might not usually have the time to prepare a complete meal for you or your family. If you have a family this can be especially hard, because going out to eat can be a temporary solution, but not only is it not as healthy as home cooking, it can also be less practical and cost effective. Thankfully, there is a piece of cookware that is designed for people that want to make dinner but don't have the extra time, and that is the small crock pot.

These special pieces of cookware are slow cookers, meaning that you can put some food in them at the beginning of the day and have it stew until you get home from work. When you do get home, you will find the food is already cooked and ready to eat. It's perfect with different types of meat like chicken or pork, but they also work nicely with soup, vegetables and even various kinds of dip. They also act as a great dip warmer when you're done making them. It can be a great feeling to have some healthy cooking waiting for you when you get home and all you have to do is take it out and serve it.

There are also plenty of different sizes available, so you can get a more accurately sized crock pot for what you will need. The smallest is the 1 quart type, while there are slightly larger 1.5 qt. and 2.5 qt. models as well. Obviously, there are much larger crock pot models too, but the small ones are usually the best choice for a single person or a small family. Considering that you can buy these at all the major stores like Wal Mart, Kmart, Bed Bath and Beyond, you really won't have a hard time finding one.

Overall, you will really appreciate how useful a small crock pot can be. There are several different types available such as models from Cuisinart and the Rival Little Dipper, but the important thing is that you get the type that can suit you and your everyday cooking needs.

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