HERB - slow cookers and double-boilers and projects

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I have my trusty slowcooker for meals, then bought a few more at thrift shops 
& garage sales for projects.  It is nice, since these days leave me busy, I 
just leave everything to cook while I am gone.  Very useful..just wouldn't use 
the same for the cooking for the family, and are relatively cheap to acquire 
used.

Ldy galla



>===== Original Message From Gaylin Walli <herbalist at Ansteorra.ORG> =====
>Hertha wrote:
>
>>Boom Boom sounds like a good candidate for heating in a double boiler of
>>slow cooker.  Either would reduce the fire hazard considerably.
>
>That's an excellent idea and I thank you for it. I hadn't honestly
>considered it. I've just always been extremely careful (in actuality,
>I only just received a double boiler and I don't own a slow cooker).
>I'll probably suggest this as an alternate preparation in the next
>incarnation of the recipe (assuming that people aren't as impatient
>as I am to get the stuff in the bottle). :)
>
>Speaking of which, does anyone else use slow cookers for their
>projects? I've been making use of a pseudo-double-boiler (a
>secured coffee can in an old pot) for things like melting wax
>because it's too dangerous in the microwave or in a plain old
>pan. Slow cookers take a little extra time, but would they work
>for something like this?
>
>>It looks really good!
>
>Thanks!
>
>Jasmine
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