
Slow-Cooked Chicken with Rich Gravy
Few dishes are as comforting as a warm, home-cooked chicken meal, and this slow-cooked chicken with gravy is no exception. With just a handful of simple ingredients, you can create a dish that’s full of flavor and sure to impress anyone at your table. Every time I make it, it delivers a tender, juicy chicken paired with a luscious gravy that’s perfect for soaking up with rice, pasta, or bread.
Effortless Slow Cooker Cooking
One of the best things about this recipe is how hands-off it is. Simply place all the ingredients into your slow cooker, set the heat, and let it work its magic. Whether you have a busy workday or other commitments, this recipe ensures a hot, satisfying meal is waiting for you when you walk through the door. Serve it over your favorite sides, and get ready for compliments!
Customizing Your Chicken & Gravy
This recipe is extremely versatile. You can easily add your favorite vegetables like mushrooms, olives, or even spinach to give it a personal touch. For a creamier flavor, a splash of milk or a bit of butter works wonderfully. Bread, pasta, or rice all pair beautifully with this meal, giving you flexibility in how you serve it.
Tips for Vegetables in the Slow Cooker
When adding vegetables, choose ones that cook well in the slow cooker, like russet or golden potatoes, which pair perfectly with the chicken. Softer veggies such as peas, broccoli, or spinach only need about an hour to cook, so add them toward the end to avoid overcooking.
Using Chicken Broth or Other Meats
Chicken broth is a great addition to this recipe, enhancing the flavor of both the chicken and the gravy. If you want to switch up the protein, boneless pork or beef roast can also work well, though stick to cuts that cook thoroughly within the slow cooker’s timeframe.
Ingredients:
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2 cups water
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2 packets chicken gravy mix
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1 can cream of chicken soup
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6 boneless chicken breasts
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Salt and pepper to taste
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1 tbsp garlic powder
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1 tsp onion powder
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