Chicken Cacciatore--a.k.a. The Easiest Freezer Meal Ever! |
This particular Chicken Cacciatore is very similar to our beloved Chipotle Chicken with Peppers, only without the spice.
Chicken CacciatoreAdapted from a recipe found in the Winning Slow Cooker Recipes Rival Crockpot Cookbook.
1 1/2 lbs chicken (I use chicken quarters)
1 jar red pasta sauce (1 lb 10 oz size)
1 green bell pepper, sliced
1 onion, sliced
3 TBSP chicken broth
1/2 TSP garlic powder
2 cloves minced garlic
1/4 tsp ground black pepper
Place chicken in crockpot. Add other ingredients. Cook on low for 6 hours, or until chicken is cooked through (my crockpot tends to cook faster than some!). Serve over rice.
To make ahead: place all ingredients in a gallon-sized freezer bag and freeze. Thaw overnight in your fridge before cooking (you may add the frozen ingredients to your crockpot once they are thawed enough to come out of the bag--simply increase the cooking time!).
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thanks for sharing this I am always looking for another crock pot recipe !
ReplyDeleteYum! I should make this soon. Love the freezer meal ideas--keep 'em coming!
ReplyDeleteCan't wait to try that! I love using my crockpot and that recipe looks healthy too! Thanks so much for sharing!
ReplyDeleteLove crock pot meals! Sounds great!
ReplyDeleteThat looks like something that would go over really well at our house! Thanks!
ReplyDeletelove this and I especially love the fact that I can make this ahead of time because I work out of the home now this makes life so much easier for me thanks
ReplyDeleteThis looks great and easy also! Found you from Loved Like The Church.
ReplyDeleteI love chicken cacciatore! I serve it over orzo a lot of times.
ReplyDeleteAnother way to do it, if you want it faster than the crockpot, you can do it in the pressure cooker super fast and get that same long-simmered flavor. Delish!
Alas, I do not own a pressure cooker! :D But that's a good idea.
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