Crock Pot Dump and Go Recipes

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There always seems to be something to put life on the go…be it summer activities, the beginning of school, the holidays, you name it! When life is in fast-forward mode, these Crock Pot Dump and Go Recipes will help you put a yummy meal on the table for your family!

Aunt Lou here. I have teamed up with Indiana Family of Farmers again to see how many meals I could make for only $50 and then write a sponsored post to share what I made with you fine folks! These recipes are not only incredibly easy to throw together, but they are easy on the budget too! That makes them all winners in my book!

I am doing things a bit differently this month. We hit a great deal on chicken earlier, so I most definitely did not need anymore chicken. However, some of these recipes would work well

Crock Pot Dump and Go Recipes

First up, I made this delicious Creamy Crock Pot Dijon Mushroom Pork and paired it with some boiled potatoes and corn. Yum!

These Crock Pot Fiesta Shredded Pork Wraps are perfect for when your family is on the go and you need to take dinner on the go. Wrap ’em up and you’re out the door with dinner! If you are staying in, you can eat some refried beans on the side, and if you are on the go, you can put some in your wrap!

The Easy Crock Pot Pork Loin paired up nicely with some good ol’ mashed potatoes and corn. Yum!

This Crock Pot Old Fashioned Meatloaf is none other than my momma’s recipe converted to be made in a crock pot. People, it is amazing! Pair it up with some mashed potatoes, and I am filled with nostalgia.

Next up is a favorite for my entire family. This Crock Pot Pizza Tater Tot Casserole paired up with some garlic bread is a hit for all ages!

Another family favorite for my family as well as from my childhood rounds out this yummy list of Crock Pot Dump and Go Recipes.  This Crock Pot Hamburger Casserole with some corn and green beans takes me back to sitting at Momma’s table.

What is your favorite way to save time and money with your crock pot?