Easy Crockpot Recipes

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  • Amylynn
    Amylynn Posts: 242 Member
    White Chicken Chili (The best creamy chicken chili recipe I've found yet)

    3-4 chicken breasts (appx. 1-1 1/2 lbs.)
    1 pkg. McCormick's White Chicken Chili seasoning
    1 can corn drained
    1 can 98% fat-free cream of chicken soup
    1 can Swanson Low-sodium chicken broth
    1 can diced green chiles
    2 cans white northern beans drained
    1/2 c. light sour cream

    Pour broth, soup, chiles, & seasoning in crockpot & mix together. Put chicken breasts in sauce & top w/corn beans. Cover & cook on low for 6-8 hrs (7 hrs gives best results). Break chicken breasts apart w/spoon, add sour cream & stir together. Enjoy =-D

    This sounds amazing! Can't wait to try it. Have you ever figured the calorie count on it? I imagine it is pretty low cal, high protein, just wondering if you have already done the math?

    According to the recipe calculator on sparkrecipes.com, 1/6 of the recipe would be 299 calories per serving & 1/4 of the recipe would be 448 calories per serving (this would be a full bowl of the chili). Sorry, I'm not good at figuring out how much one cup would be. Hope this helps.
  • ltlhmom
    ltlhmom Posts: 1,202 Member
    Bump!
  • angelhotrod45
    angelhotrod45 Posts: 5 Member
    HI I am going to give this a try, I like 3 or 4 ingredients simple to cook. Thanks Norma
  • Thank you! I am going to try this recipe this week - sounds awesome!

    White Chicken Chili (The best creamy chicken chili recipe I've found yet)

    3-4 chicken breasts (appx. 1-1 1/2 lbs.)
    1 pkg. McCormick's White Chicken Chili seasoning
    1 can corn drained
    1 can 98% fat-free cream of chicken soup
    1 can Swanson Low-sodium chicken broth
    1 can diced green chiles
    2 cans white northern beans drained
    1/2 c. light sour cream

    Pour broth, soup, chiles, & seasoning in crockpot & mix together. Put chicken breasts in sauce & top w/corn beans. Cover & cook on low for 6-8 hrs (7 hrs gives best results). Break chicken breasts apart w/spoon, add sour cream & stir together. Enjoy =-D
  • mia66
    mia66 Posts: 425
    It all sounds great. I am going to dig my crockpot out of the basement and put it back to work. Thanks.
    Mia.
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  • romst19
    romst19 Posts: 100 Member
    bump for later!
  • lisawest
    lisawest Posts: 798 Member
    Bump
  • I purchased a pressure cooker. You can throw frozen meats in there and they cook in less than 1/2 hour and it will fall off the bone. I've made BBQ pulled pork. Shredded beef for enchiladas. The recipes are endless.
  • aam_84
    aam_84 Posts: 46
    I love the chicken breat covered with salsa in the crockpot! It makes great Chicken Burritos! I love crockpot reciepes.
  • aam_84
    aam_84 Posts: 46
    Make sure you have enough salsa that the chicken is completely covered ( i use a whole jar!)... sometimes mine gets dark around the edge of the liquid but it still works out okay.

    Hope this helps!
  • I am making beef stew in the crock pot tonight - carrot, onion, potato, peas or corn, and some lean sliced steak. 1 box of low sodium beef broth and cook on low for 5 hrs.
  • tattoodfreek
    tattoodfreek Posts: 520 Member
    I've got a turkey ham in my crockpot today, along with some green beans. Not great if you are watching your sodium though!
  • Jovialation
    Jovialation Posts: 7,632 Member
    i really need to get a crock pot with a removable pot....Id make so much more in it then
  • Bump
    I need to try all these!
  • Dee678
    Dee678 Posts: 53
    My favorite! BTW, Reynolds Crockpot liners are AWESOME!!! So is Recipezaar.com
    Homemade Marinara in the Crockpot
    Turn on your Crock Pot before starting Step 1!
    Step One:
    In a non-stick skillet, cook on medium until translucent(sweat don't carmelize):
    2T. EVOO
    Large Yellow Onion, diced
    Mushroom slices (Portobella or White), optional
    6 cloves of garlic, peeled, crushed & chopped
    Pinch of iodized sea salt

    Step 2:
    Large Can of Crushed Tomatoes
    Large Can of Diced Tomatoes (w/ juice, do not drain)
    Can of Tomato Paste
    Italian Seasoning, 4T.

    Add to Crockpot. Add Onions, Garlic and Mushrooms

    Cook on lowest setting you Crockpot has all day.
    I serve w/ Barilla Plus Rotini. If cooking less than 4 hours, drain the diced tomatoes.

    :)
    Dee
  • Bump for later. Thanks for sharing!
  • What is the "Bump" thing?
  • Beautifylgirl
    Beautifylgirl Posts: 55 Member
    Bump means
    Bring up my posts..
    So you can easily find this thread by clicking on "my topics" at the top of the page.

    Brittany
  • Bag of meatballs and a jar of salsa....completely changes the taste of the meatball and is yummy!!
  • vanzeem
    vanzeem Posts: 107
    I have the fix it an forget it lightly crockpot cook book and there's nutritional values on the recipes. That might help in looking for low calorie recipes.
  • jenjen84
    jenjen84 Posts: 117 Member
    bump for later use!!!
  • Marcy79
    Marcy79 Posts: 41 Member
    To the slow-cooker add...
    1 whole chicken seasoned with salt and pepper
    add 1 cup zesty Italian salad dressing over chicken
    cook low 8 hours

    BEST CHICKEN ONTHE FACE OF THE EARTH!!!! Every time I make it people RAVE about it and want to know my secret recipe and how I get it so moist.. It's perfection!
  • lucijameson
    lucijameson Posts: 2 Member
    All of these recipes sound so yummy & I love using my crock pot. Can't wait to try some of your recipes.
  • PinguimPraiero
    PinguimPraiero Posts: 48 Member
    Oooo, nice thread!

    Here are my fav slow cooking combos:

    1 lg potato, 1 head of cauliflower, 1 leek, nutmeg and white peppercorn

    1/2 pumpkin, 1 lg sweet potato, stir in a can of whole tomatoes at the end, and cinnamon and ground cloves

    2 c of dry chickpeas (then soaked), 1 lg eggplant, 2 stalks of celery, 4 tomatoes, cumin and paprika

    I just cut it all up in chunks, putting in heaviest first, and top it off with filtered water. I add the spices and herbs only at the very end of cooking (about 8-10 hrs). When it is done and begins to cool, I blend it all right in the pot with a hand blender.

    Oh, and just in case, I learned the hard way that garlic does not take well to slow cooking and, if added, should be sauteéd and added only at the end.
  • Amylynn
    Amylynn Posts: 242 Member
    Ok, so I just discovered this one & it is awesome.

    Crockpot cheesy scallped potatoes & "ham"

    6-8 medium idaho potatoes, sliced thin
    1 1/2 lbs. turkey ham (or regular if you like), cubed
    Can cheddar cheese soup
    1 c. lowfat shredded cheese (I used cheddar jack)
    Medium onion, chopped

    After cutting everything up, place half the onion & potatoes in the crockpot. Sprinkle w/pepper & garlic powder, then cover w/half the shredded cheese. Layer the rest of the potatoes & onion & season w/some more pepper & garlic powder. Pour entire can of cheese soup on top & spread out, then cover w/the rest of the shredded cheese. Cook on low for 8 hours & enjoy.

    PS: This recipe tastes even better the next day warmed up.
  • B4its2L8
    B4its2L8 Posts: 80 Member
    These all sound yummy! Thanks for the ideas!
  • LaurieB5578
    LaurieB5578 Posts: 1,297
    My favorite! BTW, Reynolds Crockpot liners are AWESOME!!! So is Recipezaar.com
    Homemade Marinara in the Crockpot
    Turn on your Crock Pot before starting Step 1!
    Step One:
    In a non-stick skillet, cook on medium until translucent(sweat don't carmelize):
    2T. EVOO
    Large Yellow Onion, diced
    Mushroom slices (Portobella or White), optional
    6 cloves of garlic, peeled, crushed & chopped
    Pinch of iodized sea salt

    Step 2:
    Large Can of Crushed Tomatoes
    Large Can of Diced Tomatoes (w/ juice, do not drain)
    Can of Tomato Paste
    Italian Seasoning, 4T.

    Add to Crockpot. Add Onions, Garlic and Mushrooms

    Cook on lowest setting you Crockpot has all day.
    I serve w/ Barilla Plus Rotini. If cooking less than 4 hours, drain the diced tomatoes.

    :)
    Dee

    Love the liner idea! Never thought of it before but I bet that'll be a huge help! THANK YOU!
  • oregonlady
    oregonlady Posts: 2,743 Member
    turkey breast!

    yesterday, i did one.
    just put it in crock, sprinkled my fav spices and a 6 hours later, it was perfect!
  • ksnowras
    ksnowras Posts: 29 Member
    bump
  • not sure if anything similar to this has already been posted but this is a fave of mine for my slowcooker

    cubed lamb
    tin of chopped tomatos
    4 cloves of garlic
    chopped peppers
    chopped red onion (i use a lot of onion and pepper to bulk it out)
    some salt and pepper
    a squirt of sweet chilli sauce

    i call it spanish stew...no idea why! it just seemed to stick in my head when i made it!
    i dont brown the meat or anthing, just bung it all in, make sure the meats covered well with the sauce. i only cook it for 6 hours but thats cause my slow cooker seems to heat up quite a bit even on the low setting. and i serve it with brown rice
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