Crock pot.. whats yours?

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  • Boingo1
    Boingo1 Posts: 205 Member
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    I also liked this Chicken Reuben Casserole

    Crockpot Chicken Reuben Casserole
    Servings: 5
    Submitted by Thomas hurlbut, Muscatine, Iowa

    32 ounces sauerkraut (jar or bag) -- rinsed, drained
    1 cup Russian dressing
    6 boneless skinless chicken breast halves
    1 tablespoon prepared mustard
    1 cup shredded Swiss cheese


    1. Layer half of the sauerkraut in the bottom of the pot. Pour 1/3 cup dressing over it; place 3 chicken breasts on top and spread the mustard on chicken. Top with the remaining sauerkraut and chicken breasts; pour another 1/3 cup of dressing over all and reserve the remaining 1/3 cup of dressing for serving.

    2. Cover and cook on LOW for about 4 hours, or until chicken is cooked through and tender. Sprinkle Swiss cheese and cook until cheese is melted. Serve with reserved dressing.
  • razorbecky
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  • Elo99
    Elo99 Posts: 149 Member
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    Thanks for sharing all these awesome looking recipes guys! :flowerforyou:
  • 1dresch
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  • bekkaL85
    bekkaL85 Posts: 133 Member
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    Chicken faijtas:

    4 boneless, skinless chicken breast
    2 bell peppers (any color) sliced however you want
    1 medium onion sliced however you want
    1 packet taco seasoning
    1\2 tablespoon red pepper flakes.
    1 1\2 cup water.

    put it all in the crock pot on low in the morning, will be ready in about 5 -6 hours.

    Take the chicken out and shred. serve with rice or soft taco shell. Good by itself too!
  • jennyrae719
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  • alr311
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  • notmac
    notmac Posts: 89
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    My 2 favorites are Spaghetti Sauce and 24 hour Pot Roast:

    For Spaghetti I just brown my meat, either ground beef or ground turkey, with a jar of Prego from Costco, put it on low all day, its yummy. My grown kids love it as do their friends.

    24 hour Pot Roast * Roast (any type you like, a cheap cut is fine because it cooks for a long time)
    * Onion diced
    * 2 Bell peppers, slicked (any color you like remove the seeds)
    * Taco Seasoning
    * Small jar Salsa

    Put the Roast in, then every thing else, I put it on at night before I go to bed, and have it for dinner the following night, you can eat it on rice, noodles or as a wrap.
  • elf618
    elf618 Posts: 317 Member
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    Supr easy beef roast

    2 lb beef (shoulder or whatever roast is on sale)
    1 packet dry Italian dressing mix
    1 packet dry ranch dressing mix
    1 packet brown gravy mix
    1 cup bee broth (or water)


    With all of the packets sodium is high but tenderizes the meat beautifully and drippings make a great gravy
  • katkat28
    katkat28 Posts: 28 Member
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    This is one of my favorites.....quick and filling.

    I throw in 2 frozen chicken breast, add light seasoning
    One can of corn (frozen also works, fresh is best but requires more work)
    One can of diced or stewed tomatoes
    One can of black beans

    Turn on low and 6 hours later I have a delicious hearty meal. If I have less time I put it on high for 3 hours.
    Once cooked, take out chicken and shred it with a fork
    Add shredded chicken back to crock pot and mix.
    Let cook for another 1/2 hour to blend

    Add brown rice and you a hearty filling meal. Add spinach for more ruffage. Wonderful!

    *i also drained the canned corn and black beans. If I drain I'd add 1 cup of water to the mix
  • cobracars
    cobracars Posts: 949 Member
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    3 lbs boneless skinless chicken thighs
    5-6 potatoes, peeled and cubed
    1 can of cream of chicken or cream of mushroom soup

    high for 4-5 hours.
    turns out like a reallllll yummmmmy chicken stew.
  • lh1626
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  • Squiggs67
    Squiggs67 Posts: 178
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    Parboiled pork ribs with lots of pepper and sauerkraut!
  • Lift_hard_eat_big
    Lift_hard_eat_big Posts: 2,278 Member
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    My baby cakes makes me chicken curry, pulled pork, shredded chicken breast which goes great on tacos, burritos, etc.
  • Aniseedvan
    Aniseedvan Posts: 28 Member
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    slow cooked lamb shanks in a red wine sauce - from the BBC good food website.

    Tastes a million dollars with mash!

    We also do slow cooked pork in it every couple of weeks and after trying a beef roasting joint in there for the family are sold on that too.
  • cassmonster
    cassmonster Posts: 58 Member
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    bump...some AWESOME ideas on here!!!!
  • fishermanmatt
    fishermanmatt Posts: 308 Member
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    I just used my crock pot Thursday night for Pineapple Habarero Chicken with Rice.

    1.5 pounds of boneless skinless chicken breast (I cut mine into 1" cubes)
    10 ounce bag of diced onions
    3 habanero peppers - sliced thin (discard the seeds and membranes, use caution with these peppers, they will burn you)
    1 can crushed pineapple

    Toss everything in the crock pot on low for about six hours. At six hours, I stirred in a couple cups of uncooked rice and added a little water. Give it a little stir. Cook on high for 20 minutes until rice is cooked and enjoy. The low slow cooking takes the sharp burn away from the pepper as you're eating it you still get the spicy tempature spike after eating.
  • Martin0524
    Martin0524 Posts: 59 Member
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    I need a crock pot..
  • AmoreCouture
    AmoreCouture Posts: 255 Member
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    Check out this website. http://crockpot365.blogspot.com/
    It's basically nothing but crock pot recipes, and a ton of them are easy.
  • MrsRDBean
    MrsRDBean Posts: 10 Member
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    I make my own spaghetti sauce in the crock pot. That way, I can control the sodium content, add veggies when my hubby isn't looking, and end up with enough left over to freeze for another time. I also like to put a london broil steak in there with a can of cream of chicken and some fresh herbs. Cook for 8 hours - the meat is fall apart tender, and you can thicken up the juices to make a gravy. Not the most healthy of meals, but it's nice once in a while when my husband is craving steak, and you can plan the rest of your meals that day accordingly.