can you cook pasta..

[LenaGardner]

....in a crockpot? I'm just curious I have regular ole' spaghetti and sauce and I have fettucine and alfredo sauce, and I'm wondering if they can be cooked in Betty (my crockpot's name ).

 

[cheltzey]

I know that in most of the recipes I use, they have you add cooked pasta in the last 15 minutes or so. I would just use the stove; I think you'll get soggy noodles otherwise.

 

[CA Dreamer]

I just did a search and saw that you add the spaghetti noodles(broken into 4-5 pieces) at the last hour and cook on high. http://www.recipezaar.com/Crock-Pot-Spaghetti-69302

Look at this too: Crockpot Lasagne! http://www.recipezaar.com/Crock-Pot-Lasagna-69435 I want to try this one.

 

[justanotherjen]

sure. I actually had a really yummy crockpot lasagna recipe somewhere that had regular lasagna noodles in it, uncooked, broken into pieces. It just had extra water added to it to cook the noodles.

 

[emmasmommy]

hmmm, I'd probably just cook them on the stovetop. I would imagine they'd get awfully soggy.

 

[Joan]

Didn't someone post a crockpot baked spaghetti recipe here once? I remember it sounded yummy!

 

[lauren grier]

are you JUST making pasta.. then no, I wouldn't do it. they'll get gross. if it's pasta in a crock pot recipe that is different

 

[Sharon Kay]

My son makes a recipe in the crockpot...Grandma Lilly's Spaghetti...

2 pounds browned ground beef or turkey, cheapy bottle of ketchup, equal amount of water, and spaghetti noodles....low all day...or high for a couple of hours...just watch the noodles. Surprising how it tastes...one of my son's fave recipes. The noodles have a lot of taste to them.

 

[nikkiARNGwife]

I've done a spaghetti in the crock pot before...you just cook it REALLY slow on LOW heat..and you do have to watch them b/c they will get soggy if you cook them too fast or long..but it is yummy