10 Fall Slow Cooker Recipes that are perfect for Fall.
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The kids are back in school, football season has begun and soon the leaves will turn. We are busy working and shuffling the kids from one practice to another, so this calls for easy meals that don’t require us to be home to make them. Perfect time to dust off your slow cooker!
The tart apples and sweetness from the brown sugar makes the perfect blend of flavors for these Apple-Bourbon Country-Style Pork Ribs.
This baked potato soup uses cream cheese instead of heavy cream to make it thick and creamy. I could definitely make a big batch of this and eat it for days.
I love short ribs, they are tender and juicy and full of flavor and these Korean Style Short Ribs are no exception! You can skip the browning of the ribs in this recipe, which is a great time saver.
With Fall comes football–which makes me think of beer. The next best thing to drinking it is cooking with it! This Crockpot Beer Braised Chicken is served in a delicious sauce, make sure to have some hearty bread to sop it up!.
The pumpkin in this chili makes it nice and thick without making it too sweet. It won an award so it must be good, right?
Here’s your classic beef stew made with Burgundy wine. It’s true what they say; wine does make everything taste better.
Making risotto in the slow cooker gives it a creamy texture without having to spend all of your time stirring it. It’s flavorful and a filling comfort food.
Every time I bake a whole chicken in the oven, I either over cook it or under cook it. A helpful tool is a meat thermometer when using the oven or grill. By making a whole chicken in the slow cooker you take the guess-work out of it, and always comes out moist and juicy.
This gluten free clam chowder is so easy to make and a perfect fix it and forget it meal. It requires so little effort and is full of flavor.
This slow braised beef stew with mushrooms can be made 2 days ahead of time and stored in the fridge. Stews like this always seem to taste better after a couple of days of sitting.
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I am reconciling myself to the fact that Summer will be over soon….
Happy Fall Y’all!
Yum looks delicious. I have made Loaded Backed Potato soup in the past but it was heavy with butter and cream. I look forward to trying this with the cream cheese. Also I pinned the Ribs, they look so good! Thanks for sharing on Hit Me With Your Best Shot Link Party!
Jeannine
My mouth was watering just reading this! All of these look so fantastic and delicious! Thanks for sharing with Party in Your PJ’s.
YUM! I am ALL about using my crock pot! Thanks for sharing these great looking recipes. I’m visiting from Wine’d Down Wednesday!
Thanks for stopping by Libby!
all of these fall slow cooker recipes look amazing!! I love ribs, so trying those first lol!
I just got a new slow cooker, so this post is definitely being Pinned! Found you over at the Wednesday What’s It’s link party!
Thanks Becca, if you try one let us know how it turns out!
I’m not sure which one I would try first. The potato soup for sure!
Doesn’t it look delish??
Hi, Melinda! I love my slow cooker, and I love fall! I’m looking forward to adding a few of these ideas into my menus. I’d love to try the risotto in my slow cooker or the whole chicken! Pinned and tweeted. 🙂
Thanks for sharing it Blair!! I’m ready to try that whole chicken too!
Great round up! I am pinning this to my fall board!
Oh yes, it is getting that time, and I love using the slow cooker for the busy times. That chicken looks amazing! Thank you for sharing your collection with us at Wake Up Wednesday!
I love applesauce with pork, but hadn’t thought to put apples directly into a slow cooker with the pork. Thanks for sharing all these ideas.
I use my slow cooker year round but it is so much better in the fall for those comfort food meals. Thanks for sharing with us at the Yuck Stops Here.
Great ideas for Fall menu planning. The beef stew looks delicious.
Oh wow, you have just got to come over and share your great recipes with my readers too on my Recipe Linky today! oh yummmm short ribs in a slow cooker. I’ve got to pin this one for sure… Woo hoo Hope to see you there.
Great recipes. Camr wait to try these. From Foodie Fridays (A cuppa for my thoughts blog)
I always love the slow cooker in the fall. Thanks for sharing some new recipes with us!
Holy cow!!! These look AMAZING!!!!! I am so excited that Fall is here. I can’t wait to get cozy and cook these up – especially the risotto. YUM!!!!!
I’m so excitd about Fall too! I don’t know why but I feel so much more creative this time of year :).
Pinned! I want to try them all! So glad I found this at #FoodieFridays.
I am always on the lookout for more slow cooker recipes! Thank you!
So many yummy meals to choose from. Thank you for sharing and for linking up to the Thursday Favorite Things Blog Hop. xo
I love my crock pot and these recipes look fabulous! PINNED because I am going to make it all! 🙂
Hope that you ladies are doing great! Cathy
Great round-up! I’m such a fan of slow cooker meals. Slave over a stove all day or toss things in a slow cooker and forget about it. It’s a no brainer 🙂
I love slow cooker recipes for Sundays! I can enjoy the games and let the slow cooker do all the work. Saw you at Marvelous Monday at Smart Party Planning.
I love using my crockpot – so easy! All of these recipes look so yummy; I don’t know where to start…Thanks for sharing! 🙂
Stopping by from Teach Me Tuesday. These are perfect for Crocktober! Everything looks so yummy. I can’t decide which I want to try first. Maybe the short ribs? I’m definitely pinning this and following your pinterest board. 🙂
oh my goodness im drooling right now! man you just made me super hungry hahahah. great recipes!!
Love love love your post! I am hosting my first ever Tuesday Link Up Party. I hope you can come over and link up with me!! I love meeting new ladies and getting to see all the amazing content everyone has to offer! http://liverandomlysimple.com/totally-terrific-tuesday-linkup-party-1/
Thank you so much for sharing this great collection of recipes at the Twirl & Take a Bow Party! So glad to have you at the party. Have a great week!
Leslie
What a fab roundup! Thanks for featuring my slowcooker risotto! 🙂
Delish recipes for busy nights with the holidays fast approaching. What a great collection and so glad you have linked up. I featured you on my fb page and a shout out to the other social media. Thank you so much for this post. Carrie, A Mother’s Shadow
Love this collection – pinning it! Thanks so much!
Congratulations on being featured on Wake Up Wednesday!
Check it out here – http://tanyaanurag.blogspot.com/2014/09/moghul-wuw-linky-party.html
Thanks for stopping by Foodie Fridays and sharing your amazing recipes. Hope to see you again tonight!
Blessings,
Shari
Hi glad to see some slow cooker meals, they are one of my favorites, for the simple fact I put them on before work and come home to a cooked dinner, thanks for sharing
Thank you for sharing your slow cooker recipes post at City of Creative Dream’s City of Links last Friday! I appreciate you taking the time to party with me. Hope to see you again this week 🙂
I absolutely love this! You are making me so hungry. Pinned. It is so fun to party with you. Thank you. I hope to see you at our party on Monday at 7 pm. http://loulougirls.blogspot.com/
Happy Saturday! Lou Lou Girls
Awesome round up.
Thanks so much for linking up to Teach Me Tuesday last week. We hope to see you again there this week. Our party would not be such a growing success without you 🙂
Have a great week!
These all look deliciious. Thanks so much for sharing with Adorned From Above’s Link Party.
Debi