Crock pot.. whats yours?

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You can throw in some fresh chicken breast (big ones not the bagged kind), and pour a bottle of salsa on top. Let it cook on low for 7-8 hours, and it comes out delicious and flaky. You can use it on top of pasta, by itself, or shred it and put it on a sandwich.

This sounds fantastic! Thanks for the idea!!! :happy: :happy:

I do this with a pot roast!! That's all you need, a roast, and salsa - it's awesome! You can even add potatoes if you want and it all comes out great!

kathydill

I love to do whole "roasted" chicken in my crockpot. I put down a bed of baby carrots on the bottom then place a whole chicken on top. Depending on what we are feeling, depends on what I season it with (Ex. cajun seasoning, herbs, lemon pepper, etc.) . We eat it for supper then I pull the leftovers apart and shred it to use later. On top of a salad, in a chicken wrap with humus, thrown into pasta or a casserole, or thrown in the freezer to put in soups/stews.

I'm also a big fan of slowcooker angel chicken. Here is a link to the website. I make a few changes to make it not quite so rich, but here's the recipe. Everyone at my house LOVES it! http://www.food.com/recipe/crock-pot-angel-chicken-163705

heather17202

Trying the Greek Chicken tomorrow night for dinner.. Love my crock pot!

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We like to do chicken breasts or boneless pork loins and a can of Campbells Golden Mushroom Soup... ends up being really tender and the soup ends up like GRAVY which is really good on whole grain rice!! (BTW - no water needed) -- cook on low while I'm at work.

fruitloop2

Saving this for later...with winter coming, my crockpot will be used a lot!

Heather_Rider

My son is 14 1/2 months. Only thing I use our crockpot for is barbecue lil smokies, chicken and dumplings, and chili.

What are your easy, favorite dishes in the crock pot. Would LOVE some ideas you can throw together in the morning, and by dinner/lunch time its done.!

This is just a base. You can add veggies to it, you can serve it over rice or pasta or potatos.. whatever you want. Get creative!

for a family of 4 with 6oz. portion sizes....

4 boneless skinless chicken breast
2 cans cream of (whatever) soup... we use cream of chicken.
Half a cup of water.

Lay FROZEN chicken breasts in a pam sprayed crock pot. Dump both cans of cream of whatever on top. Add half a can of water. (these are the small/standard cans) No need to stir! Cover and cook on low 8-10 hours, or high 4-6 hours. Chicken will start to fall apart when pierced with a fork. Serve chicken with 1/2 cup of the "gravy". No need to add any kind of spices. Its AMAZING. Sometimes, we dont even add anything to it & serve it over rice or whatever... then with a veggie side! Use leftovers to make chicken & dumplins or chicken noodle soup! Just add stuff to it, toss it back in the crock pot & bam! two meals for one!

I have a blog ive just started about 3 months ago and it has lots of crock pot recipes! http://cookinwithevilone.blogspot.com/2012/09/crock-pot-taco-casserole.html (this is just one.. browse around & sign up for emails for new recipes! (i dont add but about one per week or so.)

RachelSRoach1

http://greenlitebites.com/category/food-ideas/by-type/crockpot-ideas/

http://www.skinnytaste.com/2007/07/crock-pot-recipes.html

These are the two healthy food blogs that I follow and these crock pot recipes are AMAZING.

Heather_Rider

I love to do whole "roasted" chicken in my crockpot. I put down a bed of baby carrots on the bottom then place a whole chicken on top. Depending on what we are feeling, depends on what I season it with (Ex. cajun seasoning, herbs, lemon pepper, etc.) . We eat it for supper then I pull the leftovers apart and shred it to use later. On top of a salad, in a chicken wrap with humus, thrown into pasta or a casserole, or thrown in the freezer to put in soups/stews.

I'm also a big fan of slowcooker angel chicken. Here is a link to the website. I make a few changes to make it not quite so rich, but here's the recipe. Everyone at my house LOVES it! http://www.food.com/recipe/crock-pot-angel-chicken-163705

I do this also, but i also use a frozen chicken. After 2 hours, lift lid.. remove the bag of innards, then season. Amazing! (and ALWAYS cook chicken or turkey, ect upside down.. so the juices run into the white meat, making it much more juicy & tender!)

Lightbulb1088

Wow I have collected enough recipes to keep me busy and fed for at least a month.
Thanks everyone!

Danam48

Rotel chicken

3-4 large frozen chicken breasts
1 can black beans (drained rinsed)
1 can Rotel (mild or spicy depending on your taste)
1 can or corn drained or frozen corn
1/2 cup chopped onion
1/2 cup chopped yellow pepper (or red or orange)
4 oz cream cheese (1/3 reduced fat--not fat free)
diced jalepenos to taste (I used about a half of a small can)
2 tsp taco seasoning

Dump it all into the crock pot and cook on low for 6 hours or until chicken is done. Dice or shred chicken and put back into the pot. Mine sometimes turns out juicier than other times so sometimes I eat it like a soup, sometimes I put it over brown rice, I think if you shred the chicken you could put it in a wrap. I serve it with a tbs of fat free sour cream if eating it like a soup. My favorite way to eat it is to scoop it up with tortilla chips. -

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I do the salsa chicken, BBQ chicken and Buffalo chicken a lot, those are great.

Chicken Breast
Can cream of mushroom soup
Can diced tomatoes
Can artichoke hearts

Serve over egg noodles.