Publisher's Synopsis
Responding to the success of One Pot, the Kitchens of Martha Stewart return to practical cooking--what their audience clamors for--yet again to create what will be another blockbuster hit: Martha Stewart's Slow Cooker. One of the most popular kitchen appliances, slow cookers are beloved for their "fix it and forget it" reputation, but while so many of the recipes out there are convenient, they're lackluster in taste. The 110 recipes in this book are engineered to take advantage of the slow cooker's assets (low heat, hands-off cooking), while amping up flavour for results that are truly unforgetable. And, this book shows readers that they can make all sorts of dishes in this appliance--from soups, stews, and roasts, to scuffles, puddings, jams--and even fish.
