Whether you're craving Italian comfort food, sweet BBQ goodness, or creamy, cheesy favorites, this list has something for everyone. Let your slow cooker do the work while you save time, money, and stress.
20+ Budget-Friendly Slow Cooker Chicken Recipes
Whether you're craving Italian comfort food, sweet BBQ goodness, or creamy, cheesy favorites, this list has something for everyone. Let your slow cooker do the work while you save time, money, and stress.
Pesto Lemon Slow Cooker Chicken Recipe
Easy Crockpot Pineapple Chicken: A Freezer-Friendly Dump Meal for Busy Moms
Add in our 2025 goal of paying off debt and cutting down on takeout, and suddenly home-cooked meals have become a must, not a luxury. With inflation making restaurant prices soar, meal prepping has become one of the smartest strategies for saving money and staying sane.
Enter: this super simple, sweet-and-savory Crockpot Pineapple Chicken. It’s one of my go-to freezer dump meals that takes maybe 10 minutes of prep time, and I almost always have the ingredients on hand—especially when my husband impulse-buys multiple pineapples because they were "on sale." (Guess who ends up cutting them up?)
Crockpot Pineapple Chicken
Cozy Crockpot Chop Steak Recipe: Easy Fall Family Dinner
As soon as the leaves start turning and there’s a crisp breeze in the air, I find myself reaching for my slow cooker more and more. There’s just something comforting about walking through the door to the smell of dinner already simmering, especially when your day has been packed with school drop-offs, after-school chaos, work deadlines, and that never-ending mountain of laundry.
If you’re looking for a hearty, low-effort meal that feels like a warm hug after a busy day, this Crockpot Chop Steak recipe is it. It’s one of our go-to dinners during fall and winter, not only because it’s incredibly simple, but also because it checks every box for a family-friendly, budget-conscious, flavorful meal.
Easy Crockpot Italian Chicken: A Family Favorite One-Pot Meal
This easy crockpot chicken recipe has quickly become a staple in our house. It’s the kind of dish that works for just about any night of the week, whether you’re running from soccer practice to homework duty, or just want something warm and filling without a pile of dishes afterward.
As a busy mom, I’m always looking for easy dinner ideas that don’t require a lot of prep, but still make everyone at the table happy, and this recipe checks all the boxes. It uses pantry staples, cooks low and slow while you go about your day, and pairs beautifully with a variety of sides like pasta, rice, mashed potatoes, or even cauliflower rice if you're watching your carbs.