Use slow cookers properly to avoid food-borne illness
Use slow cookers properly to avoid food-borne illness
RAYMOND, Miss. -- Slow cookers are winter workhorses in many kitchens, helping serve everything from breakfast to dinner. But no matter the dish, cooks should be sure to follow some basic food safety guidelines. When used properly, these small, countertop appliances are safe and convenient.
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