Slow Cooker Recipes and Instructions
A collection of slow cooker recipes for everything from main courses to side dishes to desserts and more. Also, instructions on how to use a slow cooker.
Slow cooker chili is easy and satisfying to make—just saute some onions and add a few cans of tomatoes and beans. This slow cooker chili recipe can be doctored up with more vegetables, ground meat or meat substitute according to your preference.
This black bean soup recipe simmers all day in a Crock Pot or any other brand of slow cooker, and includes chard and chunks of sausage. Make this black bean soup recipe with dried beans, and be sure to plan ahead to soak them overnight.
Steel cut oats take a notoriously long time to cook, but this makes them ideal for cooking overnight in the slow cooker. Made in the slow cooker, steel cut oats become soft and creamy.
Hoppin' John is a Southern rice and bean dish traditionally served on New Year's day to bring prosperity and good luck. This Hoppin' John recipe is made in the slow cooker.
Making stuffing recipes in a slow cooker, or Crockpot, frees up your oven for the more important business of roasting the turkey. This crockpot stuffing recipe is made with cornbread and flavored with celery, onions and sage.
Succulent and tender beef short ribs can simmer for hours in the slow cooker. Serve this recipe for beef short ribs on a mound of smashed potatoes or buttered noodles.
For your next party, make hot spiced cider and keep it warm all night long in your slow cooker. This hot spiced cider recipe uses oranges and cinnamon sticks for a beautiful presentation.
Hearty barley, savory herbs and chopped vegetables make this Slow Cooker Chicken and Barley Stew one of the tastiest slow cooker chicken recipes around.
With its low, steady temperature, a slow cooker is the perfect vessel for tender, saucy pulled chicken. Follow these steps to make an easy weeknight dinner or the perfect entrée for a casual get-together or potluck.
This baked beans recipe is made overnight in the slow cooker. The baked beans get their smoky flavor from smoked paprika, not pork, so they're suitable for vegetarians.
This easy, casual dish takes minutes to put together in the morning, and simmers all day while you're at work.
