25 Dump and Go Slow Cooker Recipes
48 Comments Jun 02, 2019
Updated May 30, 2024
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Easy Dump and go recipes are my favorite way to make a quick slow cooker recipe and be out the door in a hurry.
Dump and Go Slow Cooker Recipes to get you out the door quicker in the morning! These easy recipes require no browning of the meat, so no extra dirty pot in the morning!
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Should I brown the meat before adding it to the slow cooker?
What’s great about dump and go slow cooker recipes is you don’t need to brown the meat. I don’t like to dirty an extra pan when I’m in a hurry.
It’s perfectly fine not to brown your meat in the slow cooker though you can if you have time and prefer to do it.
Some say it adds extra flavor to brown the meat first but I can’t taste a real difference. I make dinner almost every night of the week and it’s nice to have a few recipes that are more hands-off.
Here are my favorite 25 Dump and Go Slow Cooker Recipes:
- Slow Cooker Root Beer Chicken – The Magical Slow Cooker
- Slow Cooker Chicken Tetrazzini – The Magical Slow Cooker
- Seasoned Chicken, Green Beans and Potatoes – The Magical Slow Cooker
- Slow Cooker Ham and Cheese Soup – Real Housemoms
- Slow Cooker Tuscan Chicken Stew – Sweet Peas and Saffron
If you have no extra time in the morning to be chopping vegetables, I often chop the vegetables the night before and put in them a ziplock bag. If you want to cut potatoes ahead of time, I suggest putting them in the ziplock bag with water to cover so they won’t brown. Drain the water off in the morning.
- Slow Cooker Pepper Steak – The Magical Slow Cooker
- Slow Cooker Beef and Broccoli – Renee’s Kitchen Adventures
- Slow Cooker Chicken and Gravy – The Magical Slow Cooker
- Slow Cooker Beef Brisket – Life is but a Dish
- Slow Cooker Turkey and Brown Rice Soup – The Magical Slow Cooker
When I’m headed out the door in the morning I just dump all the ingredients in the slow cooker, set the time and go! I think you will find a few recipes that will become favorites.
- Slow Cooker Easy Pot Roast Dinner – The Magical Slow Cooker
- Slow Cooker White Chicken Chili – Spicy Southern Kitchen
- Crock Pot Split Pea Soup – Family Fresh Meals
- Crock Pot Pork Chops and Stuffing – Recipes that Crock
- Crock Pot Cheesy Chicken Tater Tot Casserole– The Country Cook
- Slow Cooker Chicken Enchilada Casserole – The Magical Slow Cooker
- Slow Cooker Chicken Curry – The Magical Slow Cooker
- Slow Cooker Poblano Chicken – Real Housemoms
- Slow Cooker Ham and Bean Pot – The Midnight Baker
- Crock Pot Coke Chicken – Christy Jordan’s Southern Plate
- Slow Cooker Maine Corn Chowder – The Magical Slow Cooker
- Slow Cooker Steakhouse Chili – The Magical Slow Cooker
- Crock Pot Beer Chicken – Funny is Family
- Slow Cooker Louisiana Cajun-Style Ribs – The Magical Slow Cooker
- Slow Cooker Cilantro Lime Chicken Fajitas – The Magical Slow Cooker
Sides to serve with dump slow cooker recipes:
These recipes certainly are easy but some do need sides with them, here are my suggested side dishes:
- steamed white rice (use a rice cooker!)
- dinner rolls and butter
- salad mix and dressing
- corn chips for the Mexican and chili recipes
- steam in the bag veggies
- cornbread (use a mix such as Krusteaz)
First Published 02/13/2016
Updated 06/02/2019
Thank you for all you do! You don’t exactly help my weight loss goals, but I so like the slow cooker
recipes.
Thank you Stephan, I love making these recipes.
Everyone of these recipes sound wonderful! I want to try most of them!
This is great! I have been making roast, potato and carrot meals for years in my slow cooker because it was so easy and could be setup and ready when we had finished our day. What I have been looking for lately were other basic recipes for my cooker. I believe this site will fill that need.
I have two large 3-ring-binders. The first is for recipes I have collected that sounded interesting and thought I might try someday. The second is for those I have tried and the family enjoyed enough that the recipe became a keeper. Well, I think I am about to add another binder, one for just slow cooked meals. Being in a wheelchair now, cooking on a stove top has become much harder! Thanks for all these usable, everyday ideas for slow cooked meals!
I signed up to this site recently … but I would like to unsubscribe and I cannot see how to do it. Would someone please kindly point me in the right direction … thank you in advance.
Just so you know … reason for wanting to unsubscribe is that I am a veggie and there are no (well not that I have seen) veggie recipies … its all very meat based. Which is fine … but not for me.
Hi. If you go to the top of the page to the search box and type in vegetarian you will find vegetarian recipes. If you feel these are still not for you and want to unsubscribe you will probably have to do that through the emails she sends you.
Always cook extra in the crock pot….leftovers for breakfast or lunch…. tastes better the next day…. If it drys out, add some chicken or beef stock while reheating…Luv Sarah’s recipes!
I was going to subscribe to your Slow cooker which i’d like…. But if you can’t unsubscribe by pushing a button then I won’t try it…..
Disappointed….
There is an unsubscribe button on every email.
I thought adding stock to leftovers was my trick!
Seafood lovers are at a disadvantage when it comes to slow cooker recipes, but I think I can solve one dilemma. This weekend, I’m going to make the “Slow Cooker Bang Bang Chicken” recipe WITHOUT THE CHICKEN! My only problem will be to figure out when I should add the shrimp! Any ideas out there?
Add the shrimp 15 minutes before you serve it. You don’t want to over cook the shrimp. If you really want to control how cooked the shrimp is, sauté them in a frying pan and add just before serving.
Great recipes
Use seafood stock or cream of shrimp soup. Add the shrimp after to put the slow cooker to off. At 45 seconds they are done. After 60 seconds, they begin to get rubbery
Hard copy book ,
hope you decide to Publish one. I would buy it.
Thank you so much.