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Delicious. Hearty. Easy. That is exactly what this amazing Crock Pot Chuck Wagon Stew is! It is sure to be an instant family favorite!

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You may or may not know that Cris and I grew up on a cattle farm. I remember that we always had freezer beef. I never thought about it as a child. I never realized how great it was to always have beef (and deer) in our freezer. As an adult, providing meals for my family, I have come to realize how valuable it is to be able to save money in any way possible. Since I grew up on a farm, farmers and their hard work hold a special place in my heart. We just so happen to go to church with a wonderful farmer that raises Angus beef and purchased our first freezer beef. I couldn’t wait to try out this Crock Pot Chuck Wagon Stew from Gooseberry Patch’s Slow Cooker to the Rescue!

Can you open a can? What about chop and onion or slice some sausage? If so, you can absolutely make this stew! If you are looking for a hearty meal to fill you up or warm you up, this Crock Pot Chuck Wagon Stew is your recipe!

Crock Pot Chuck Wagon Stew Recipe

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Ingredients for Crock Pot Chuck Wagon Stew

1 – 1.5 lbs stew beef cubed
1 lb smoked sausage sliced
1 onion chopped
3 potatoes peeled and cubed
28 oz can barbecue baked beans

Crock Pot Chuck Wagon Stew Notes:

I used my standby favorite, Sir Hamilton (my Hamilton Beach Programmable Insulated Slow Cooker), for this recipe. You can use your favorite 5-6 quart crock pot.
This recipe is from Gooseberry Patch’s Slow Cooker to the Rescue.
As with any of our recipes, calorie counts and nutritional information varies greatly depending on which products you choose to use when cooking this dish.
All slow cookers cook differently, so cooking times are always a basic guideline and should always be tested first in your own slow cooker and time adjusted as needed.

What Readers are Saying

Crock Posse Member Shannon M. says: “I made this twice already, after seeing it on the site. My local grocery store didn’t have beans that were labeled as barbecue beans; I used ‘hickory smoke’ beans, came out GREAT!! The 2nd time, in a bit of a pinch, I used the crockpot ground beef that I now keep in my freezer, instead of stew meat. It was PHENOMENAL!! Might get brave & try cut up pork loin next time; we here LOVE us some pork!”

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