Kelsey Opel
A slow cooker is an excellent addition to your home cooking during the cold months. Whether you’re making spicy chili or crispy enchiladas, this appliance makes weeknight dinners super easy.
The next time you use your slow cooker, place several layers of paper towels under the lid.
While using your slow cooker, you might notice condensation quickly forming on the lid. Depending on what you’re cooking, this extra moisture might make your food soft and soggy. Paper towels can help absorb the condensation for a warm, delicious meal.
This trick works great for any dish you’d prefer fresh and crispy, such as enchiladas or lasagna. It’s also perfect for warm desserts and fall slow cooker recipes.
If you decide to use this hack, you’ll want to ensure the lid is tightly secured over the paper towels. This will help the towels better absorb moisture.
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For safety, keep a close eye on the slow cooker. If you plan to leave home while your meal is cooking, remove the paper towels to manage fire risk.
With the changing seasons, now is a great time to use your slow cooker. There are several delicious recipes you can prep throughout the day for a hot meal.
