The "high" setting works also, just depends on how quick you need it cleaned. I never have to avoid those messy recipes again.
By Patty from East Peoria, IL
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07/07/2011
When using the crockpot liners, put about half cup water in first, No more burned on food. Also all you half to do is wipe it out with a towel. Liners are the best.
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07/06/2011
Thanks for the feedback!!! Thanks Countessj for the baking soda idea. I will try it too! I ALWAYS spray my crock pot with cooking spray, but when I make certain recipes it still messes up my crock ( ribs, etc.). And Neeinil...YES, I love the Reynold's crock pot liners, too! However, I use my crock pots so much, that it's just become an added expense. This works great for me!
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07/05/2011
Crock pot liners are the best! Love your idea for those times when the liners aren't available though.
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07/05/2011
All I can say is I love the Reynolds Crock Pot liners. No mess, easy cleanup, and never any cooked on food!
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07/05/2011
Next time you use the crockpot, brush cooking oil (I use ev olive oil) all around the interior sides and bottom. Cleanup is much easier.
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07/03/2011
I just spray the crockpot with cooking spray prior to putting the food in there and voila! No more cooked on gunk!
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