How many hours in advance can I book for cooking? null

Usually anywhere between 30 mins to an hour. Prep time for cutting or mixing ingredients. And preheat time which will start automatically once you press a setting, then it cooks. Also depends on what you are making. And what sides if cooking separate. I'll cook a main dish inside cooker and boil a pot of veges on the side etc. A roast like i think it was an english roast, took like 2 hours almost on meat setting. Plus it was frozen. And like over 3 lbs. Soo take all of this into consideration. I cooked up a NY strip meal within 30 mins and they were juicy etc. Very nice. Husband loved it!

It doesn’t take hours. Depends on what you are making. I make beans very often, it takes about 15-20 minutes depending on the type, size of them.

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Usually anywhere between 30 mins to an hour. Prep time for cutting or mixing ingredients. And preheat time which will start automatically once you press a setting, then it cooks. Also depends on what you are making. And what sides if cooking separate. I'll cook a main dish inside cooker and boil a pot of veges on the side etc. A roast like i think it was an english roast, took like 2 hours almost on meat setting. Plus it was frozen. And like over 3 lbs. Soo take all of this into consideration. I cooked up a NY strip meal within 30 mins and they were juicy etc. Very nice. Husband loved it!
Answered by Alicia 6 years ago
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It doesn’t take hours. Depends on what you are making. I make beans very often, it takes about 15-20 minutes depending on the type, size of them.
Answered by Maleb4 6 years ago
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You can delay start this unit from 10 minutes to 24 hours.
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