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↑ Chayalle

Fri, Sep 13 2024, 2:13 pm

amother OP wrote:

That’s actually a very interesting idea! Do you have recipes for overnight roast?

There are several on Kosher.com. I'm still deciding which to do.....

Amelia Bedelia

Fri, Sep 13 2024, 2:29 pm

https://betweencarpools.com/co.....rami/

amother

Lightyellow

Fri, Sep 13 2024, 5:00 pm

Chayalle wrote:

I'm thinking of utilizing my crockpot over YT since it's gonna be plugged in. I'm thinking of doing an overnight roast for the first day meal, and BBQ chicken to put in on the second day to feed my niece and nephews (sis is walking in for Shabbos) and whoever else wants.... and then putting the chulent (which I prepare on the stove) in right before Shabbos.

If that crockpot is on, it's gonna have to earn it's keep....LOL.

So I use a crockpot to cook fresh even for a 2 day yt- put up a fresh brisket second night after dinner and you have delicious fresh food second day with no time investment when the kids are awake. But I only use the crockpot once per YT because I don’t want to have to clean it multiple times over YT.

Sat, Sep 14 2024, 7:07 pm

Digital 7 day timer... look on amazon.

amother

↑ Cappuccino

Sat, Sep 14 2024, 8:03 pm

s1 wrote:

Digital 7 day timer... look on amazon.

I linked it.

amother

↑ OP ↓

Tue, Oct 01 2024, 6:58 pm

Update:

I just learned more about this. I need to use a pre existing flame so not sure if a crock pot on a timer that goes on on yom tov wualifies.

Also the food has to be fully cooked before Shabbos, and I am not allowed to lower the crock pot knob from high to keep warm.

If I cook it on low in the morning -Friday morning- it might burn out by Shabbos day and even if not, how do I know if it’s cooked enough before Shabbos?

I have to look into this and may need a new idea to serve on Shabbos.

UQT

Tue, Oct 01 2024, 7:32 pm

If you’re leaving on a flame on yom tov cook in the crockpot directly on a very low flame all Friday and then put in Blech not on direct flame. Not sure if it will work for stone crockpots but definitely for metal.

amother

Holly

Tue, Oct 01 2024, 7:33 pm

amother OP wrote:

Or it can be fully raw just put it up right before shabbos

amother

Aquamarine

Tue, Oct 01 2024, 7:34 pm

I make my Cholent every Friday in the morning and it comes out just fine on low the whole time, just make sure there is enough water. I would just leave it plugged in the whole time but that’s just me.

↑ ra_mom

Tue, Oct 01 2024, 7:39 pm

amother OP wrote:

If you cook cholent on low from Friday morning it will be fine shabbos day.

bakingmom

Tue, Oct 01 2024, 7:48 pm

amother Holly wrote:

Or it can be fully raw just put it up right before shabbos

Check with your rov, but mine said you shouldnt do that this year, as the basis for eruv tavshilin is that the food has to be fully cooked before shabbos.

Sweet as Pie

Tue, Oct 01 2024, 7:58 pm

Im using my crockpot and making my main dish in it both days

First day is minute steak and potatoes
Second day is pulled beef brisket

I put it up the night before. Cholent will be put up right after meal

amother

↑ OP ↓

Tue, Oct 01 2024, 8:16 pm

amother Holly wrote:

Or it can be fully raw just put it up right before shabbos

I was told that’s fine for a regular Friday but not erev tavshilin

amother

↑ OP ↓

Tue, Oct 01 2024, 8:16 pm

ra_mom wrote:

If you cook cholent on low from Friday morning it will be fine shabbos day.

Thanks. I just have to find out if timer is a problem

amother

↑ OP

Tue, Oct 01 2024, 8:33 pm

The Rav said a timer set before yom tov is ok and reminded me to have the food mostly cooked by the time Shabbos comes in. (This is different than most weeks.)

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