Can you overcook pork in a slow cooker?
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If you keep your slow cooker set to "LOW", it's almost impossible to overcook it, as the pork shoulder self-bastes and stays moist. But the "HIGH" setting will boil the meat and you can overcook it if you cook it for too longer.
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