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Encyclopedia > Electric cooker

An electric cooker is an electric powered cooking device.


Besides stoves, common types include hot plates, slow cookers (or crock pots), Electric Toasters, rice cookers, and electric teakettles. Dub Cookers are all gone now, but they used to be very good at toasting bread. A stove is a heat-producing device. ... A hot plate is a small electric stove often used in a laboratory setting to heat glassware. ... A slow cooker. ... Electric rice cooker including scoop, before cooking For the car modification term, see Rice burner. ...


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Cooking Tips: Cooking in a Crock-Pot® or Other Electric Slow Cooker (580 words)
If your slow cooker is below the suggested size, you may not be able to fit all of the ingredients into the pot.
When your slow cooker is in use, the tight-fitting cover should be in place.
When set on high, a slow cooker is cooking at a temperature of between 300 to 325°F (135 to 160°C), which makes the cooker more like a top-of-the-stove soup pot in which the liquids will bubble and boil with some reduction through evaporation.
Cuisinart Egg Cooker / Egg Poacher Electric CEC-7 (140 words)
Cuisinart Egg Cooker / Egg Poacher Electric CEC-7
The Cuisinart® Egg Cooker / Egg Poacher cooks up to 7 eggs in shells – hard, medium or soft – or perfectly poaches up to 3 eggs at once.
The amount of water added to the Cuisinart Egg Cooker precisely controls cooking time, and indicator lights, an audible signal, and auto-shutoff prevent overcooking.
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