“5-Ing” 5 Ingredient Crock Pot Chicken & Noodles! You Finally Found It! SO Easy!!


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This is probably one of the easiest dishes I have offered thus far at Once Upon a Spice, but it will not be ignored! I went against my normal ingredients and used canned, but organic soups and broths make this very friendly and you can use low sodium if you prefer as well. Simmer in your slow cooker (crock pot) on low while you’re away–the aroma in your house will be amazing! Add dry egg noodles directly into the pot; cover and simmer. Make stuffed squash or a crisp side salad filled with fall veggies and by the time you’re done pouring your Pinot dinner will be done!

The acorn squash is stuffed with butter, chopped pecans, dried cranberries and brown sugar—with a bit of salt & pepper. Please email me for the recipe, but it’s a quick microwave version that’s easy to decipher and takes less than 20 minutes to prepare.

Ingredients:

4 boneless skinless chicken breasts

1 large or 2 (10 1/2 ounce) cans cream of chicken soup or cream of mushroom soup

2 (14 1/2 ounce) cans chicken broth

1 stick of butter

16 z dried egg noodles

Optional Add Ins: 1 cup chopped mushroom, 1/2 cup chopped fresh parsley, 1/4 cup fresh chopped tarragon. What else do you like with your chicken & noodles? Add with the “dry” noodles!

Directions

Place everything but noodles in your crock pot. Cook on low 5-7 hours. Add dried egg noodles and cook on low another 45-60 minutes. You can also turn the unit off and let everything sit as the noodles cook and absorb the broth. The chicken will shred itself as you plate the dish. Top with fresh cracked pepper and parsley if you prefer. I guarantee if you like chicken and noodles, you will repeat this recipe time and again!

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14 Comments Add yours

  1. Jana baron says:

    ok i have all the stuff my next receipe

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    1. It’s REALLY good, Jana! So simple, quick & easy! Kenny asked for it at least twice a month. Key is to add the dry noodles last. Please let me know how you both like it! Thanks SO much for your comment!

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  2. Jana Baron says:

    Lana when you add the noodles last do you leave your crockpot on or off?? Also i would like the squash receipe.. Thanks and I will let you know as it is in the crockpot right now..

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    1. I hope I caught you in time, Jana! I’ve done it both ways. They seem to come out just a tad firmer if leaving the crock pot on the low setting for at least the 1st 15 minutes. The acorn squash is stuffed with chopped pecans, dried cranberries, brown sugar and butter. I mix everything together and fill a semi-cooked acorn squash with the mix and microwave until center is bubbly. Please let me know how everything turned out! Thanks!!

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  3. Jana Baron says:

    lana it was delicious but I did put too much pepper on it.. when i served it.. next time will use chicken soup and see which one we like better but it made a ton and we wont be home so can i freeze it..

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  4. Jana Baron says:

    didnt have anything for squash will make it next time

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  5. that’s so creamy and luscious, loved it 🙂

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    1. Thank you, Freda! I added chopped onion, carrots & celery to the last batch. And popped in a few bay leaves. Simple additions but added more depth of flavor. Thanks a bunch!!

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      1. Those ingredients are sure big on flavor 😊

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      2. Right! Also, using milk instead of broth makes it even creamier. I like organic “Better Bouillon” chicken base for this instance…delicious and so simple. Thanks, Freda!

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      3. I’ve not come across organic bouillon Lana, where do you get them from ?

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      4. Hi Freda, I buy so many things here…food items the lot! Been shopping here online for years. http://www.vitacost.com/better-than-bouillon-organic-chicken-base-8-oz

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      5. Thanks so much Lana ! Saving this 🙂

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