8 Slow-Cooker Chicken Recipes to Make This Fall
As bummed as I am about the fact that summer is basically over, I'm so pumped about all the warm autumn meals headed my way. I felt like a kid at Christmas when I spotted a butternut squash at the grocery store the other day, and visions of spiced, roasted veggies and rich, luxurious soups and stews have been dancing in my head ever since.
But cozy chicken dinners have to be what I'm most excited to cook, especially ones that I can toss in a slow-cooker before I start my workday and dig into as soon as I wrap things up. Only thing is, there are a daunting number of slow-cooker chicken recipes out there, more than I (or anyone) can realistically cook in one season. So, I narrowed them down to a list of must-eats. These 20 dishes are among the most delicious-looking spins on slow-cooker chicken that the internet has to offer. Add them to your fall food bucket list, and get excited for some seriously easy, delicious dinners.
- Buffalo Chicken Sweet Potatoes from Well Plated
Sweet potatoes stuffed with tender, shredded buffalo chicken. Are you excited yet?
- Whole30 Thai Chicken Wings from Physical Kitchness
Pro tip: Fill your slow-cooker up with these tangy, crunchy wings anytime you're hosting a game-day party.
- Chicken and Beans from The Fitchen
Sometimes it just doesn't get better than a staple like chicken and beans.
- Chicken Gnocchi Soup from Pinch of Yum
If just looking at this creamy, gnocchi-filled soup doesn't make you hungry, I'm not sure what will.
- Chicken Gyros from The Seasoned Mom
Keep this fresh sandwich on file for those days when it's still a little too warm out for soup or stew.
- Chicken and Potato Soup from A Spicy Perspective
This soup tastes like a baked potato and a roast chicken had a delicious, delicious baby.
- Spanish Stew from Sweet Peas and Saffron
Keep things spicy with this saffron- and paprika-infused number.
- Chicken and Broccoli from Show Me the Yummy
Cooked with a mix of soy and hoisin sauce, this is another delivery favorite that's honestly better when you make it yourself.
