Here is a Slow Cooker Conversions chart to help when cooking and you need to adjust the time. Sometimes I come across recipes that state, Cook on High for 3 hours but I need to let it cook longer because I am gone for the day. This chart helps me be able to adjust the time accordingly. Also be sure to check out our favorite and most popular Crockpot Recipes below!
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This is SO, SO helpful. Lots of times I want to change the temp/time of cooking and end up just hoping it works. thx
Thank you for this helpful chart 🙂
Awesome chart – thanks! This will definitely come in handy on my busier days.
Have you experienced any problems with “8=hour low” dishes such as stews or casseroles being left for 10? We have some long days around here. (Looking at your mushroom barley stew,, cilantro lime chicken, etc.)
This should help you – https://www.stockpilingmoms.com/20-crockpot-recipes-that-take-10-hours-to-cook/
Going by this chart, would I be able to cook something that says low for 6 hours, on high for 2? Or would that not be enough time?