Slow Cooker Recipes

We know you've pulled out that trusty slow-cooker for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Now's your chance to work it into Happy Hour too.

We left the skins on the McIntosh apples to provide texture and color to this favorite fruit dish.

This soup is simple, savory and extremely soothing on a cold winter night.

A long-simmered beef stew with old-world flavor.

This pork and sauerkraut recipe is wrapped with pancetta and slow-cooked with apples for an incredible dinner.

The only thing hard about this slow cooked pork shoulder is the apple cider in the delectable sauce.

The slow cooker does the work for this light and cheesy bread pudding. Dijon mustard gives the dish just a bit of zing. Start the breakfast bread pudding in plenty of time to allow three or so hours for cooking.

You'll crave this colorful dish for cozy nights in when it's cold outside.

Apple Butter-Glazed Turkey is as easy as slow cooker recipes come. All you have to do is pile in all the ingredients and let the machine work its magic.

This casserole is full of traditional breakfast ingredients, but it's hearty enough to serve any time of day.

This slow-cooker recipe couldn't be easier.

This creamy and cheesy slow cooker dip is the perfect snack to feed a hungry crowd on game day.

This White Chicken Chili recipe couldn't be easier.

Seeking barbecued chicken perfection? Enlist the help of your slow cooker.

Kid-friendly and simple to make, our Slow Cooker Sloppy Joes are the best for busy weeknights.

Put this slow cooker side together Thanksgiving morning and let it cook while you get the rest of the meal ready.

A house full of guests requires a great meal that's also easy on the cook, and our Slow Cooker Bolognese Sauce is exactly that.

Nice and versatile, these sweet apples are delicious served over ice cream or pound cake but also taste great alone.

These dishes cook low and slow so you can have a delicious meal with minimal effort.

This recipe frees up precious stove-top space and reminds us of the traditional green beans our grandmothers used to make.

Classic Southern grits just got a slow cooked makeover and you're going to love it. We love grits, but don't love spending time standing over a hot stove stirring as our arm steadily turns to jelly. Finally, we have a solution. Enter, our Slow Cooker Grits.

Can any other recipe compare to the healing power of a warm bowl of chicken soup? It might just be the original comfort food.

This sweet and spicy dip recipe uses a store bought rotisserie chicken and your trusty slow cooker—could it get any easier? Using the rotisserie chicken helps this recipe come together with just 20 minutes of prep time, and your slow cooker will do the rest of the work. Hot sauce and chicken are two game day staples, and this dish brings the two together to create a crowd-pleasing dip that everyone will love. When picking a pepper for your dip, keep in mind that in general the larger the pepper, the less spicy it will be. If you often find yourself in tears when chopping onions, place it in the refrigerator for a couple of hours, or the freezer for 30 minutes, until you are ready to chop it. This may alleviate some of the pain. If you are expecting a large game day crowd, we suggest that you double this recipe and grab and extra bag of chips. Once your guests have one bite, they will be coming back for more.

Wake up to the smell of oats, subtle coconut, warm spices, and Granny Smith apples.