Clean Eating---Crockpot recipes???

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    PayneAS Posts: 669 Member
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    mmm

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  • mattysmom
    mattysmom Posts: 82 Member
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    Look at a website called graciouspantry.com It's a clean eating website with lots of crockpot and regular recipes.
  • cherrieruns
    cherrieruns Posts: 342 Member
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    this is a fantastic site.... http://www.eatingwell.com/ I have gotten appetizers, main meals, sides, crockpot meals, etc.. All are really good.
  • textlikekisses
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    just be aware if you are truly eating clean some of these crock pot meals listed in this thread are NOT clean! But with a few tweaks they can easily be made clean. Yummy guys! :)
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  • sarahharmintx
    sarahharmintx Posts: 868 Member
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    Simplier Chicken Enchilada Soup

    1 can black beans, drained and rinsed
    1 can diced tomatoes
    1 can corn
    1 can enchilada sauce
    1 can cream of chicken soup
    1 1/2 cups milk
    3 frozen chicken breasts

    In bottom of crock pot combine beans, tomatoes, and corn. Top with chicken breasts. In large bowl, whisk together enchilada sauce and soup. Gradually whisk in the milk until smooth. Pour mixture over top of chicken. Cook on low 6 hours. Shred chicken and top with cheese. Serve with chips and cheese.

    181 calories per cup
  • Jacwhite22
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  • BruhManFif
    BruhManFif Posts: 136 Member
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    I made this today and it was OH.SO.GOOD!

    Hassle-free Salsa Chipotle chicken

    3 chicken breasts whole
    Old El Paso hot salsa (650ml)
    1/2 packet chipotle pepper Clubhouse Seasoning
    5 pepperoncini peppers cut up
    Cayenne pepper (optional)

    Rub the seasoning all over the chicken and put on the bottom of the slow cooker. Dump the entire bottle of salsa over it. Cut up the peppers and put in. Add cayenne pepper if you like it hot. NO salt needed!
    Keep on high for 4-5 hrs (mine got done in 4 hrs).
    When its done cooking, tease the chicken out with a fork so that it shreds like fibres.This way the chicken will won't be all sauce on top and no taste underneath. No oil or butter needed! The whole thing is about 1000 calories and makes 5-6 serving or more!

    This sounds GOOD
  • kenyajae
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  • bluelena
    bluelena Posts: 304 Member
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    skinnyms.com has a TON of clow cooker recipes that are pretty clean.
  • McShell12
    McShell12 Posts: 161 Member
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    Thanks for all the ideas! :smile:
  • dexfatpants
    dexfatpants Posts: 55 Member
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    Super Easy Crock Pot Meat

    Ingredients:
    4-6 Chicken Breasts (or pork tenderloin)
    bag of baby carrots
    20-30 small red or yellow potatoes
    1 onion chopped (I like sweet or Vidalias)
    1 green pepper chopped
    1 package french onion soup mix

    Directions:
    1. Toss all ingredients into the crockpot and add enough water to cover meat (keep water level at least 1/4 inch from top to prevent overflow.)
    2. Set crockpot on low.
    3. Cook 6-8 hours on low or until meat is fully cooked.
    4. Serve over brown rice.


    You can also use a modified version of this to make pulled pork. Marinate the pork tenderloin overnight (or buy premarinated pork tenderloin.) Only add the pork tenderloin and the onion soup mix, plus two cups of water to the crockpot. Set the crockpot to low and cook 10-12 hours, flip meat halfway through (or as soon as you get home form work.) Check to make sure the pork is falling apart with a fork; if it isn't you need to let it cook a little longer. Drain water off the meat, pull the pork apart using forks and serve with your favorite BBQ sauce.

    I use this same recipe for whole Turkey breast. I've done pulled turkey breast as well. Both are really good
  • lamos1
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    Can't wait to try these, once I get my new refrigerator..When ever that will be.

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