This week for our Friday Favorites we have some awesome Quick and Easy Crock Pot Recipes for Busy Days to help you get dinner on the table when your schedule gets chaotic including Low Carb Slow Cooker Beef Stew, Easy Crock Pot Mongolian Beef, Crock Pot Pork Chops and Cabbage, Crock Pot Pork Cider Stew, Slow Cooker Potato Corn Chowder, Crock Pot Creamy Mississippi Beef, Creamy Crock Pot BBQ Chicken Sandwiches, Crock Pot Cheesy Chicken Spaghetti and Crock Pot Turkey Bean Soup.
Aunt Lou here.
You know, it seems like every season has a reason to be busy. Winter has all kinds of parties and holidays and shopping. Spring has everyone running around outside trying to clean up from the winter and plant to make things pretty again. When Summer rolls around, you just want to jam in as much fun as you can while the weather lasts. Then Back-to-School season is in full swing come Fall. So it seems like busy days come no matter what time of year it is, and for some reason, the people who depend on you still want to be fed every single day regardless of how busy, hectic or chaotic your schedule has become. So, I’m here to help with this list of delicious Quick and Easy Crock Pot Recipes for Busy Days! I’ve rounded up a little bit of everything, so you should be able something to suit your fancy!
Quick and Easy Crock Pot Recipes for Busy Days
- Low Carb Slow Cooker Beef Stew
- Easy Crock Pot Mongolian Beef
- Crock Pot Pork Chops and Cabbage
- Crock Pot Pork Cider Stew
- Slow Cooker Potato Corn Chowder
- Crock Pot Creamy Mississippi Beef
- Creamy Crock Pot BBQ Chicken Sandwiches
- Crock Pot Cheesy Chicken Spaghetti
- Crock Pot Turkey Bean Soup
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I am looking for 1.5 ltr reciepes as I on my own and do not have or need larger amounts to cook can You please Help me. Nancie Jones.
Hi Nancie!
You can maybe cut some of the recipes to 1/4, but we haven’t tried it. You also might consider looking into getting a cookbook that cooks smaller amounts– but even then you may have to cut recipes in half. (referral link) http://amzn.to/2nrMmLb
Hope that helps!
Aunt Lou
Check out 101 cooking for two. Since my husband passed, i’m in the same boat as you with too much food to freeze! That site has proven good for me. Hope you can find it useful, too!