You'll want to slurp down this chicken tortilla soup served straight out of a slow cooker. Shredded chicken, tender veggies, and hearty black beans in a tomato-based broth makes for a soothing, flavorful family meal.
These smoky-sweet ribs taste like you spent hours over the grill, but the recipe comes together in a Crock-Pot—which means minimal time and energy on your end! Seriously, the ribs are so tender that they simply fall off the bone!
You can never go wrong with sloppy Joes, especially when the recipe requires just one pot to whip up! In the slow cooker, the ground beef becomes so juicy, and the sweet-tangy sauce tastes even more irresistible.
With this Crock-Pot recipe, you'll have a fully balanced, flavor-packed meal on the dinner table without very much labor: The crispy chicken, soft carrots, and tender potatoes are all prepared in the same slow cooker!
Chicken Alfredo is a timeless dish, and this Crock-Pot recipe slashes the effort without sacrificing the creamy, cheesy deliciousness. After 15 minutes of prepping the ingredients, you'll let your slow cooker do its thing for the rest of the day.
Thick slices of mouthwatering brisket are a crowd pleaser through and through, and when cooked in a Crock-Pot, the tough cut becomes unbelievably tender and flavorful. Serve it with mac and cheese, coleslaw, and cornbread for the most divine spread.
If you're looking for an easy appetizer to feed a crowd, this Crock-Pot recipe will do the trick! Made with a mix of cheeses, this easy dip might just be the creamiest version ever. Thanks to a slow cooker, it basically cooks itself!
Take your Taco Tuesdays to the next level with this slow-cooker recipe. Juicy pieces of chicken are cooked in a spicy tomato sauce that'll melt in your mouth. Stuff it in tortillas and top it with cheese, lettuce, and tomatoes.
Want to make a seafood boil a lot more manageable? Just toss all the ingredients into a Crock-Pot! This slow-cooker recipe has shrimp, sausage, corn, and potatoes, plus all the Creole flavor.
Your family will love sinking their teeth into these sticky-sweet drumsticks made in a slow cooker. After they're done cooking in the Crock-Pot, you'll pop them under the broiler for golden, crispy skins and a caramelized sauce.
The only thing better than bolognese is a virtually hands-off recipe for it! This timeless Italian meat sauce will taste incredible with any type of noodle, whether you use fettuccine, penne, or spaghetti.
Made in a Crock-Pot, green beans and tomatoes turn into a luscious vegetable side dish. (The bits of crispy bacon also help!) As if this slow-cooker recipe couldn't get any easier, you can use frozen green beans.
This recipe uses two hacks to make comforting chicken and dumplings an easy weekend meal. For starters, the dumplings are made using store-bought canned biscuit dough. Then, you just set everything in the slow cooker and let the appliance do the work!
Ree says this slow cooker pulled pork "goes along way," which means you can use it for multiple dinners throughout the week! Pile it onto a plate of nachos or use it for taco night with charred pineapple and pickled onions on top.
This chili recipe goes big on flavor thanks to the meltingly tender beef, chipotle chiles in adobo, and smoky bacon. The corn chips on top are optional, but highly recommended.
Make any night a barbecue chicken night with this easy, hands-free recipe. You can use the saucy, smoky shredded chicken as a topping for salads, sandwiches, nachos, and more.
No game day or movie night would be complete without a pot of queso! The best part is that using the slow cooker method means you can keep it warm until your guests arrive.
The flavor of this beef is boosted even more thanks to red wine, Worcestershire sauce, mushrooms and fresh thyme. You'll want to spoon it over noodles or mashed potatoes to soak up all that goodness.
This shredded pork gets its flavor from apple cider, brown sugar, mustard, thyme, and a slow cooking method using your Crock-Pot. Pile it onto pretzel buns or serve it up with a plate of mashed potatoes.
Looking for a dish that both kids and adults will love? You can't go wrong with mac and cheese! This version is extra gooey and melty thanks to a combination of cheddar, gouda, and American cheese.
Sometimes you just need a holiday dish that comes together with as little effort as possible, and this stuffing is one of them! You'll be glad you didn't have to take up any of that oven space.
Breakfast, brunch, or breakfast-for-dinner! This sausage and egg casserole is even better when topped with fresh sliced avocado and pico de gallo.
Use your Crock-Pot to make this classic spicy dip inspired by buffalo chicken wings. It'll be the real winner of game day!
Don't let a big Sunday supper or holiday meal intimidate you. Just make this easy pot roast instead! Everything, including the meat and veggies, cooks together low and slow.
This soup is packed to the brim with chicken, veggies, and black beans. But if that weren't enough you can top it with your favorite Tex-Mex fixings!
Scalloped potatoes might sound fancy, but making them in the slow cooker has never been easier. They come out tender, creamy, and rich without all the work.
Inspired by those loaded baked potatoes that you know and love, this soup is just as cozy and comforting. It even has the melty cheese and bacon topping!
This method calls for searing the pork chops first to get a nice golden crust. Sure, it's an extra step, but it's totally worth it! And once you try the savory gravy, you'll never look back.
Beef chili is a family favorite but it often requires standing over a pot for hours stirring. Luckily, this recipe takes the work out of chili by making it completely hands-free. That means more time to spend with your family!
Once you try Ree's drip beef sandwiches, you'll never go back to deli sandwiches again! It's meltingly tender, cheesy, and perfectly messy.
Make big family meals or holidays a breeze with a main course that you can make in the slow cooker. It'll free up space in the oven for anything else on your menu.
Split peas don't require soaking before cooking, so this soup really is one of the easiest meals you can make. Just toss all the ingredients into the appliance including the veggies and ham, and you're good to go!
Good ribs take time to cook (everyone knows that!). Luckily, this slow cooker variation makes it possible to have sticky-sweet ribs without standing over a bbq.
Lean ground turkey makes this chili recipe a healthy option for weeknight dinners. But it's also a dish that kids and cowboys can appreciate, too!
It doesn't have to be March 17 to enjoy a corned beef dinner! Make everything including cabbage, carrots, and potatoes, right in your Crock-Pot.
A bowl of this cozy chicken chili is perfect for watching a football game at home.
Frozen broccoli and cream of celery soup make this already simple soup an absolute breeze.
Once you've done all your potato peeling and chopping, just dump everything into your handy Crock-Pot and let it do all the work for the creamiest side dish.
This loaded potato takes center stage, topped with shredded beef, ranch dressing, and barbecue sauce for the greatest weeknight pick-me-up.