I put 4 large chicken breast in a lightly sprayed croc pot. Then cover the chicken with my homemade BBQ sause but a bottle of your favorite store bought works great also. Cook on low 4-6 hours and the chicken falls apart and is not dry!  You can serve them whole with the sauce or take out and shred with two forks and return to croc pot. This makes greatttttt sandwiches!!

THESE SOUND REALLY WONDERFUL AND I PLAN ON TRYING THEM OUT NEXT WEEK. LIKE SO MANY OTHERS I AM SPOILED BY THE CROCKPOT  . I WILL LET YOU KNOW HOW IT TURNS OUT. HAVE A GOOD ONE

Yes, I have done this with both a chuck roast and boneless pork roast.............I put in a large can of cream of mushroom soup and a very little water to rinse the can....................I add a small bag of baby carrots...............potato..........onion.........mushrooms (my husband & I love mushrooms)......Lipton's Beefy onion soup....a red pepper..............and I cook on high approx 1 hour and then I turn it down to medium...............

I usually start this approx 11:30 - noon..................depending on how many pounds of meat I am using................I will be doing this tomorrow.............will start at noon.............let it go for 1 hour on high and then turn down to medium........and I have a 2 1/2 lb boneless port roast...............it will be done by 5:30 or six...............

This recipe was excellent and the meat is so tender.  Thank you for sharing.

Take boneless pork chops (you can brown them if you want).  Put them in the crock pot with 2 jars of spaghetti sauce (we like marinara) and cook on slow for 8 hrs. or high for 4.  Serve with pasta.  It makes the sauce taste homemade and the pork chops are so tender.  Kids love this recipe.

Slow cookers are a great way to plan an easy dinner.

hi there that sounds great i would love to try it.

do you have any ones without worchestershire souce

hi there,i have one for ya. my grandfather started this recipe and i did add a little to it but now i dont have measurements its just and eye watcher thing depends on how much u want in it or how big ur cooker is.

ok so boil u some chicken u can season if u want to i do, then while thats boil u an cut u up some carrots, celery, onions, and garlic. i ususaly but water in cooker first bout half way but in a few boilun cubes.then but in veggies as i cut them. season the veggies alil. then when chicken done debone chichen or u dont have to. add the chicken after its bout half done add either bow tie noodles or or ne other kind of noodles and let them cook down in the cooker and thats chicken homemaid soup. everyone loves it when i cook it.

Patty,

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