Can these noodles be used in a crock pot recipe?
84349
Never tried it, but see no reason why not. Same consistency of regular noodles, but no calories or carbs to speak of.. I use them & brands like it everyday.
187506
I have not tried it in a crockpot, but I can't think of any reason why not. I can't think of any reason you'd want to use it in a crockpot, there you usually want your ingredients cooking in the juices. Give it a try.
675546
Certianly! I really enjoy these noodles. Covenient and handy to have on hand. Not needed but sometimes I occasionally add some small chunks of chicken or beef. Cook the vegetable packet enclosed a little before adding noodles.Gives it even better flavor.I've got my neighbors turned on to these now. I highly reccomend these.Seasoning is perfect for me. Although delicicious ,too much pasta is not great for proper diet.Some sodium but not lethal-ENJOY!
834217
They are very small. I don't know if they are any more flexible than regular noodles, but they are flexible.
475531
I have! 9 noodles, everything cooked the same as I always do lasagne. I believe I cooked it on 350*. Just cover with foil for majority of cook time. Turned out great!
53427
Shaped pasta like penne or bow tie would work great although the lids aren't always a tight seal. Strand pasta might work but you might have to break some of the end off. Although u could keep the ends and cook them into your next rice dish, alittle butter and salt and pepper. Sounds so good. It's making me hungry.
1784176
I don't think so. You first brown/sear meat in a pan on stove then add to crockpot. Crockin girls. Com
488404
Yes, they work just fine. That is what I have at home. I have no complaints and I think if you are going to cook something on high temp for hours-use a crock pot.
1857924
Never used the no boil noodles. I use Barilla lasagna noodles, uncooked, and follow the recipe for quick and delicious lasagna that came with my pan. Actually my son puts it together and it is his specialty, lol. He's 14 now, but started making it when he was 11.
2016660
You probably could but it seems not to splatter all over. It gets condensation on the handles when you cook it. It kinda steams the noodles to cook them. It only takes 3 minutes too cook.
1857929
Works great. We use gluten free no boil noodles. I place some sauce on the bottom, then place the noodles. I have also found the top layer needs extra sauce since it is no boil noodles.
1824075
Yes, I use them for Pad See Ew which is like pad thai. Need to soak them first in hot water prior to cooking.
257491
I use regular Barilla noodles. Soak them in hot water for 30 minutes then layer in the pan. They work perfectly every time.
2098273
I wouldn't try it. This is pretty flimsy compared to the Presto I had for 30 or 40 years. I would suggest using a crock pot if you don't want to put it in a conventional oven.
1763980
That is terrible! Good thing the fire did not spread, too bad for the ruined microwaves. I have not used these in microwaves, I pour hot water in the bowls and lets the noodles steep for 4-5 minutes before eating. I am not sure if they are approved for the microwave, wish I had one so I could check the label. Have you looked to see if maybe they are not microwaveable?
66790
No, they're not strong enough for boiling water (which would heat them too hot to be safe for use anyway) and would melt in a conventional oven. Try microwaving in 30 second intervals until they're as warm as you want them.
2050913
I don't use mine for either. Each crock holds at least 3 bags of frozen veggies. I cook the veggies on the stove, then put them on the warm setting to hold until the rest of the dinner is ready. Small slow cookers don't generate enough heat to reheat food--too much time in the danger range. These do a great job of keeping food hot and safe, but only if you start with hot food. It is especially nice that each crock has 4 settings--high, low, warm and off. They are perfect for two veggies and gravy.