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Looking for some advice

I slow roast a tough cut of meat on the weekend whether it is lamb shank or beef brisket

I use a standard slow cooker

They’re often advertised as stainless steel but that’s just the material on the outside whereas the inside is coated with black stuff

I am aware the temperature doesn't get as high when you’re searing a steak so its likely the material is quite safe

Is there an unknown better alternative and has anyone any recipes that involves some pure stainless steel cauldron only

Thanks and have a blessed Sunday

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Typically slow cookers are ceramic with a non stick coating. If you would like an alternative, choose an instant pot which has a stainless steel insert. I personally prefer an instant pot because it’s a slow cooker, pressure cooker and cooks grains in minutes. You can make all sorts of stuff in them like yogurt, crème fraiche, sour cream, etc.

The traditional way to slow cookers a tougher cut or braising cut would be to use an over with either a Dutch oven which is typically ceramic coated or a stainless steel braising pan with a lid. Sear off your meat and aromatics and veg, deglaze and slow cook. This how I cook lamb shanks, pork butt, beef shoulder etc

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