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This easy Crock Pot One Pot Sausage Dinner recipe is a classic comfort food recipe that young and old alike gobble up!

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How to Make One Pot Sausage Dinner in a Crock Pot

Aunt Lou here.

Well folks, this Crock Pot One Pot Sausage Dinner was a huge hit in my house. I have always made this recipe a little differently, (You can find my original recipe here.) but I thought I would try out the recipe Cris made with one small little change. My family absolutely loves the cooking juices of recipes like this, so I added in some broth to give us more delicious cooking juices in each services. Each and every single person in my family made sure to tell me how much they loved this recipe. It is one of those perfect comfort food recipes.

(Psst…if you want to see the original recipe that Cris made, you can find it here.)

What You Will Need for Crock Pot One Pot Sausage Dinner

Ingredients Needed

29 oz green beans, undrained (2 – 14.5 oz cans)
60 oz whole new potatoes, drained (4 – 15 oz cans)
26 oz smoked sausage, sliced (2 – 13 oz packages)
21 oz cream of mushroom soup (2 – 10.5 oz cans)
1 cup shredded cheddar cheese
2 cups vegetable or chicken broth

Equipment Needed

Can opener
Can colander
Sharp knife
Cutting board
Spoon or small stirring spatula
Measuring cups
6 quart crock pot
Serving spoon (Slotted if you don’t want to serve the cooking juices or non-slotted if you do want to serve the cooking juices.)

Time Needed

Prep Time: 5 to 7 minutes
Cooking Time: 4 to 5 hours on low or 2 to 2.5 hours on high

General Notes

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