I have recently been trying to make more food from scatch and making a steak pie which ended up having quite tough meat made me realise I needed to invest in a slow cooker. So off I went to Argos, where I found the Morphy Richards Accents Black slow cooker on offer from its normal price of £29.99 at £19.99 so I happily bought it. This slow cooker has a capacity of 3.5 litres. This is perfectly adequate for one dish which could easily feed 4-6 people but there are larger slow cookers out there for larger families or for those of you who like to cook in bulk. My daughter and myself love steak pie and I was determined to make the filling ...  Read the complete review

I asked my Husband for a slow cooker for Christmas because we have a 20 month old boy and a newborn baby, so I wanted to be able to cook proper meals but for a while I had no time to cook. For about 3 months my poor Husband was living off ready meals and frozen food as from the time I was heavily pregnant until a couple of months after the baby was born I neither had the time, energy or motivation to cook a decent meal. I know a couple of people who had slow cookers who both said they were time saving and easy to use, so I asked for the Morphy Richards slow cooker (in red to match our other Morphy Richards appliances). The cooker has a 3.5 litre ...  Read the complete review

OVERVIEW: My wife and I really enjoy hosting dinner parties and for my birthday this year I was given a Morphy Richards slow cooker. Until this point I was unaware of the many benefits of slow cooking and since I started cooking in this way, I have never looked back. Whether entertaining guests over dinner or producing a warming winter supper ready for when you get in from work, the Murphy Richards slow cooker delivers every time. PRODUCT SUMMARY: The standard slow cooker size is about 3.5 litres however my review will be based on the slightly larger 6.5 litre version. The cooker itself comprises of three main ...  Read the complete review

Although we have been married for quite a few years now, I have only just got round to using my morphy richards slow cooker, which we were given as a wedding gift. Part of the reason why it took me so long, was simply a mix of laziness and apprehension. I hate having to learn how to use a new electrical gadget or item. I hate reading all the instructions, it makes me very anxious about trying it. Anyway, I recently was having my in laws round, and knowing that they like some sort of red meat in a meal, I decided I would try out a casserole in my slow cooker. I was also convince to get it out of the back of the cupboard because of all the energy it is ...  Read the complete review

Well firstly, I'm not sure about the title of this: 'Morphy Richards Slow Cooker' - it's a little vague and each of the previous reviews seem to be about various different models. Anyway, mine looks like the one in the picture (although it's silver instead of green). The model number is 48715. So what is it? Slow cookers (or 'crock pots' as they're sometimes known as) are large insulated pots that slowly cook food over a long period at a lower temperature. The slow cooking should allow fuller flavours to develop while keeping the food (especially meats) succulent and tender. Typically, the slow cooker would be switched on early in the day (morning or ...  Read the complete review