Help With Crock Pot Time Crunch!

I've found no problem in switching between High and Low Crock-Pot
settings at a rate of 1:2.
That is, any combination seems to yield the same results.... so, for
your 8-10 hour (low) cooking, you can do it on high for 4-5 hours or
low for 8-10 hours, or two hours high and 4 low, or 1 high and 6 low.
Just be sure to remember to flip the switch when it's time to.
Scrooge

I've found no problem in switching between High and Low Crock-Pot
settings at a rate of 1:2.
That is, any combination seems to yield the same results.... so, for
your 8-10 hour (low) cooking, you can do it on high for 4-5 hours or
low for 8-10 hours, or two hours high and 4 low, or 1 high and 6 low.
Just be sure to remember to flip the switch when it's time to.
Scrooge

I've found no problem in switching between High and Low Crock-Pot
settings at a rate of 1:2.
That is, any combination seems to yield the same results.... so, for
your 8-10 hour (low) cooking, you can do it on high for 4-5 hours or
low for 8-10 hours, or two hours high and 4 low, or 1 high and 6 low.
Just be sure to remember to flip the switch when it's time to.
Scrooge

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One time on Usenet said:

I am in a time crunch. I started this recipie today in my crock pot but
it says I need to cook the chicken for 8-10 hours then the noodles
another 45. I need to shave about three hours off this cook time. Can I
use the high setting on my crock pot? If so for how long and should I
add any water or anything? Thanks

- In A Crunch

Here is the recipie I am using.
http://crockpot.cdkitchen.com/recipes/recipetemplate.php?c=33&mid=18069&print=
1&scale=6

I've found that you can shortcut a crock pot by using 1 hour of "high"
for each 2 hours of "low"...

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