Do you want an easy way to whip up your holiday stuffing without even boiling water? Check out this recipe for Slow Cooker Stuffing that lets you have your StoveTop without even heating up your stove top 😉 
The idea for this yummy side dish was totally inspired by the Slow Cooker Chicken Stuffing Casserole I found in one of my favorite very favorite cookbooks- Everyday Simple Suppers. My daughter, Miss Add LOVES that recipe, so I decided to tweak it a bit to see if I could cRock the pot with stuffing this Thanksgiving along side our traditional turkey.
Slow Cooker Stuffing
The results got two thumbs way up from the family. So this Thanksgiving, my slow cooker will be taking care of my stuffing while I am fiddlin’ with the other yummy dishes. Better yet? This recipe only require 3 ingredients from my pantry. Two packages of StoveTop, a can of cream of mushroom soup and low sodium chicken broth.
Quick. Easy. Delicious.
Enjoy!
Slow Cooker Stuffing
Ingredients
- 12 oz Stove Top Stuffing (2-6 oz pkgs)
- 3 Cups Low Sodium Chicken Broth
- 1 Can Cream of Mushroom Soup
Instructions
- Combine ingredients and cook on high for 2-4 hours.
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Can you double the recipe? Does cooktime increase?
Hi Jarin!
We haven’t tried cooking a double batch of this recipe. It might work in an 8 quart slow cooker. I think it would probably take just a tad longer to cook, however, without trying it first, I cannot say for sure. The first time you make it make sure you watch it closely the first time you cook it in order to make adjustments to the timing as needed. If you give it a try, let us know how it turns out!
Aunt Lou
Does it matter which stove top? Ie turkey cornbread chicken or herb
Also a small can of cream of mushroom or big can?
Hi Brittany-
It will work with all of the different flavors of stove top. We used the small can (I believe 10.75 oz).
Enjoy!
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Can you add celery and onions to this?
Sure! Enjoy!
I LOVE this recipe! It is great just as it is, but sometimes I make it with Italian sausage; brown the sausage with onion and butter in a pan until brown and not pink, then add it to the crock pot. it is wonderful both ways.
We love it this way too! Thanks so much for sharing!
Could this be made in the casserole crock pot also?
Absolutely! Enjoy!
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This is great! Do you think I could use butter and shredded cheese and the chicken broth and not do the soup? Thanks! I love cheesy, buttery stuffing 🙂
Amy- I have never tried it that way, but I would bet it will be okay, I’d just keep a close eye on it.
Thank you!
I have not tried it, but it would likely do okay. You might add just a tad (1/4 cup) more broth.
Can this be cooked on low for 8 hours?