Don't stress about Thanksgiving dinner ever again! Try these delicious Crock Pot alternatives.
Thanksgiving is a time for family, friends, and of course–food. So many people join together with their loved ones to reflect on their abundance and focus on what really matters the most. However, there’s another side to Thanksgiving that includes stressing about what to cook, when to cook it, and how to perfectly time everything so it’s all served up fresh and warm. To say that Thanksgiving dinner can be a little overwhelming is probably a huge understatement! If you want to make this year’s dinner a breeze, check out these Thanksgiving dishes you can make in a Crock Pot.
Why use a slow cooker instead of the oven? It’s fast, simple, and it’s sure to create delicious results. Whether you’re a seasoned cook or a total newbie, a Crock Pot will take out the guesswork out of cooking so you can get back to enjoying the time you have with your loved ones. Don’t fret this year: Instead, try one of these incredible Thanksgiving dishes!
1. Slow-Cooker 5-Ingredient Butternut Squash Soup
Butternut squash is always a terrific side at Thanksgiving. Give your family and friends a different take on this traditional Thanksgiving veggie by serving it up in warm, creamy soup. It has all the flavors of Fall that everybody loves, and it’s always nice to switch things up a bit.
2. Crockpot Cinnamon Applesauce
Want to bring something other than a pie for dessert? Check out this amazing Cinnamon Applesauce recipe! It pairs nicely with traditional thanksgiving foods and the kids at the table will definitely give you the thumbs up. It’s a simple little side dish that nobody will be able to pass up. Try it–you’ll see!
3. Juicy Slow Cooker Turkey Breast
Cooking for a smaller crowd? Try this turkey breast recipe. It’s one of the best Thanksgiving dishes you can make in a Crock Pot! The result is a tender, scrumptious turkey without too many leftovers to worry about. Not to mention it’s melt-in-your-mouth good!
4. Slow Cooker Mac and Cheese
What kind of Thanksgiving table would it be without a heaping bowl of Mac and Cheese? This delectable dish is everything you could possibly want out of a comfort food. The best part? It requires virtually no time in the kitchen! Just combine all the ingredients in the Crock Pot and you are good to go.
5. Pumpkin Oatmeal Crock Pot Recipe
Personally, I believe that Thanksgiving starts at breakfast. If you want to kick things off the right way, check out one of the most incredible Thanksgiving dishes you can make in a Crock Pot. This Pumpkin Oatmeal has all the flavors you love packed into each and every spoonful of this delicious breakfast food.
6. Slow Cooker Pecan Pie
Is it really Thanksgiving without a pecan pie? If you’ve never tried this slow cooker method, then you’ve really been missing out! It’s simple yet oh-so-delicious! Everybody will assume you spent a long time in the kitchen, but don’t worry: Your secret is safe with us!
7. Slow Cooker Vegan Butternut Squash and Black Bean Chili
Add something a little different to the table this year with this yummy Vegan Butternut Squash and Black Bean Chili. It may not be a traditional Thanksgiving dish, but it’s loaded with all the right flavors to keep your guests satisfied.
8. Slow Cooker Mashed Potatoes
Smooth and creamy mashed potatoes are an absolute must for Thanksgiving dinner! It seems like this is always the dish that gets a bit cold right before dinner is served. Try this slow cooker recipe to make sure your spuds are warm when the bird comes out of the oven.
9. Slow Cooker Southern Style Green Beans
Topping my list of Thanksgiving dishes you can make in a Crock Pot is this incredible slow cooker Southern Style Green Beans recipe. Why worry with a casserole when you can use a Crock Pot instead?
10. Crock Pot Bread
Bread makes such a great addition to your Thanksgiving dinner. It’s warm, satisfying, and helps you sop up that last bit of gravy. New to making homemade bread? Try this simpler version that uses a slow cooker. You will definitely love it.
Skinnymiss where are the recipes for the crockpot meals.
Hi Irene, You’ll just want to click on the photo or link above each photo.