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With These Charts, You Can Cook Anything in a Slow Cooker

From helping you figure out how long to cook a pork roast to letting you know when to switch between "High" and "Low," these cheat sheets answer all your slow-cooker questions.
Illustration: Lisa Greene
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4. What Should I Add at the Very End?
Finishing touches can add brightness, heat, richness and other elements to your dish. Wait until the very end to stir them in, though, since some herbs will fall apart if they're cooked for hours, while citrus' zesty flavor will be muddled after too long.

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Published 11/30/2016
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