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    Easy Crockpot Recipes

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      Slow Cooker Chicken and Dumplings (we add in a pound of baby carrots as well and sub chicken broth for water):
      http://allrecipes.com/Recipe/Slow-Cooker-Chicken-and-Dumplings/Detail.aspx

      Taco Soup (this looks harder than it is, all you do is open cans and dump in the crockpot!)
      Ingredients:
      1 large Onion, chopped
      1 pkg Taco Seasoning
      2 cups Whole Kernel Corn, frozen (or use 1 can)
      1 can Chicken Broth
      1 can Black beans, undrained
      1 can White beans, undrained
      1 can Refried beans
      1 can Diced tomatoes (Mexican flavor or Rotel)
      1 can Diced tomatoes (any flavor)
      1 pound Ground turkey (optional -- it is good either way!)
      Directions:
      Spray large pot with nonstick cooking spray or olive oil. Soften onions and brown ground turkey. Add all other ingredients. Simmer, covered, 1 hour on the stovetop or place ingredients in crockpot and cook on low all day.

      Crockpot Oatmeal -- this makes a massive amount of oatmeal!
      2 cups Steel cut oats (must be steel cut or they will get mushy!)
      8 cups Water
      2 tsp Cinnamon Optional toppings:
      1/2 cup Brown sugar 1 cup bananas
      1 Tbsp Vanilla 1/2 cup chopped walnuts
      2 Apples, diced
      1 cup Raisins
      Directions:
      1. Add the first 7 ingredients (oats to raisins) in a crock pot. Stir. Set the pot on low and go to sleep. (This is what makes it so cool!)
      2. Wake up in the morning and go to the kitchen at breakfast time. Stir oatmeal. Add bananas and walnuts if desired as toppings. Yum!
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      The previous responder put it best Holy Yumminess Batwoman!!! LOL Or something like that I will be making this next week!!!!!!'

      A favorite in our house is as follows:

      4 chicken breasts
      2 cans Campbell's low fat cream soup (we use chicken, but you can use anything)
      1/4 cup cornmeal
      1 TSP flour

      Throw the chicken breasts in the bottom of the crock pot. Pour the 2 cans of soup overtop. Cook on low 8 hours or high 4 hours.

      1/2 hour before finished mix cornmeal & flour together. Sprinkle on top of mixture.

      The result? Yummy creamy chicken with a cornbread type crust on top. YUM.
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      These all sound sooo yummy!
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      BUMP!!!

      I have to go grocery shopping so I can cook this stuff!!! :love:
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      flylady has some good recipes on her site: http://flylady.com/pages/FFT_SlowCook1.asp
      Dear Abby had a collection of recipes, one for a no-peekie stew was good. I am not finding it now...
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      Bump!
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      ...tag...
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      They all sound so yummy.
    • Posts: 446 Member
      I love my crockpot but for some strange reason only use it during the winter!! You guys have posted some really delicious-sounding recipes! I need to dig mine back out and dust it off!!
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      Bump!
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      Bump!!! Thanks for the great ideas!!
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      This is my favorite and it's an easy one pot dish!!!

      Place boneless skinless chicken breast in the crockpot
      cut 1 potatoe per person in 1/4 pieces
      Add 1 bag baby carrots
      1 Sliced onion
      to the pot

      Cover with 1.5 cups lite ranch dressing and 1 cup water
      Set on medium

      When ready to eat serve with lite busciuts or lite bread and enjoy.
    • Posts: 101 Member
      Those recipes sound so good. U guys almost make me wanna cook. I said ALMOST. ha-ha. Can I come to your houses for dinner cuz I never ever cook. EVER.

      Peace
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      BUMPed for later
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      bump!!! I am in school agian and work late too!
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      Bump:)
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      4 chicken breasts
      2 cans Campbell's low fat cream soup (we use chicken, but you can use anything)
      1/4 cup cornmeal
      1 TSP flour

      Throw the chicken breasts in the bottom of the crock pot. Pour the 2 cans of soup overtop. Cook on low 8 hours or high 4 hours.

      1/2 hour before finished mix cornmeal & flour together. Sprinkle on top of mixture.

      The result? Yummy creamy chicken with a cornbread type crust on top. YUM.

      Bumping for later! Love this thread!!!
    • Posts: 52
      bump ---- awesome recipe ideas.

      Thanks! :happy:
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      A favorite in our house is chicken and rice. I have a big family so I tend to cook in bulk, however you can use only one of everything instead:

      Chicken breast (cut into chunks)
      2 cups of rice
      2 cans of golden mushroom soup
      3 can fulls of water (give or take)

      mix it all up and let it simmer. It is delicious. Add a salad and you have a meal. :)
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      bump need to look at later
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      I've done ribs in mine. Slice up some onion, put in bottom. Next put in the ribs and pour your choice of bbq sauce on top. Leave on low for the day and by the time your ready to eat, the meat is falling off the bone. It's lovely.
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      bump--these are all so great. Love it!
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