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2. Seafood
Shrimp, fish, and other delicate seafood cook very quickly. Slow-cooking them can turn them rubbery or mushy. Add seafood in the last 30 minutes of cooking instead.
3. Pasta and Noodles
4. Leafy Greens
Spinach, kale, and other tender greens lose their texture and color when cooked too long. Add them at the end to retain freshness.
5. Potatoes in Large Pieces
Large or dense potatoes may not cook evenly. Cut them into smaller chunks to ensure they’re tender when the dish is done.
6. Rice
Rice can become gummy or overcooked if added at the beginning. Cook it separately or add it near the end of cooking.
7. Deli Meats
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