2-4 hours on high and 6 on low.... low tasted better!
Corned beef typically takes about 4-6 hours to cook in a crock pot on high heat, or 8-10 hours on low heat.
4 1/2 hrs on high setting! Simple isn't it
Depending on the size of the crock pot and how full it is, a beef stew could take anywhere from 4-6 hours. You also must take into account how much liquid is in the crock pot.
Cooking corned beef in a crock pot typically takes about 8-10 hours on low heat or 4-6 hours on high heat.
If you put it on low and leave it they should be done by the time its dinner.
If the ham is fully cooked, there is no need to cook it any further. You could serve it just as it is...even cold. You may wish to heat the ham before serving it, but that shouldn't take very long in the oven, maybe an hour at 350 degrees. The crock pot could take a lot longer and would over-cook the ham.
Beef cubes cut from different parts of the animal will require different amounts of time to cook. In general, cubes of stew beef with vegetables will be tender after 6-8 hours on the low setting of a slow cooker (Crock Pot.)
Brisket is best if it is cooked at a lower temperature. This takes longer but the result is a tender product. I like to use about a 300 degree oven. A smaller roast (4 or 5 pound) will take 3 to 5 hours. We usually buy a larger roast (15 pounds) and put it in the oven late at night at about 275 and let it bake 8 to 10 hours.
Doubling a crock pot recipe doesn't necessarily mean it will take twice as long to cook. While the total volume of food increases, the cooking time typically remains similar, as the slow cooker will still reach the desired temperature at a comparable rate. However, it's essential to ensure that the crock pot is not overfilled, as this can affect cooking efficiency and safety. Always check for doneness and adjust cooking times as needed.
it is not necessary to boil the ribs but by doing so the ribs won't take as long to cook and they will retain more of their moisture.
To cook brisket, preheat your oven to gas mark 3 (approximately 325°F or 160°C). This moderate heat allows the brisket to cook slowly and evenly, helping to break down the tough connective tissues for tender results. Depending on the size of the brisket, it may take several hours to achieve the desired tenderness. Always check for doneness with a meat thermometer, aiming for an internal temperature of around 190°F to 205°F.
After browning the brisket (and onions) sufficiently I add vegetables and beef stock to pan. I cover very tightly with aluminum foil and cook at 325 for at least 3 but up to 4 hours. I take out of oven, let pan sit at room temp for 30 minutes and then right to the fridge without removing or opening the foil! Enjoy the next day.