BBQ Chicken - Crock Pot THM E
- BBQ Chicken - tweeked the recipe from this website.
- 6 medium unpeeled sweet potatoes, cut into 1/2 inch pieces, about 4 cups
- 4 large green pepper, cut into strips or cubes, about 2 cups
- 2 large red pepper, cut into strips or cubes, about 1 cup
- 4 zucchini, chopped, about 2 cups
- 4 cups chopped onion
- Gluccie to thicken
- 4 pounds Chicken Breasts
- 4 15oz cans of tomato sauce
- 8 tablespoons THM brown sugar
- 4 tablespoons Worcestershire sauce
- 4 tablespoon ground yellow mustard
- 4 clove garlic, finely minced, about 2 tablespoons
- 2 teaspoon salt
Instructions
- Divide everything into two separate one gallon freezer bags, shake it up, seal, label and put in the freezer
- On the day of cooking, dump it into your slow cooker and cook on high for 4 to 6 hours, or low 6-8 hours, depending on your specific slow cooker
- If you want, you can add 1/2 cup of chicken stock to have more sauce, but the liquid from the frozen meat and vegetables melting should give you enough liquid to work with
- Every slow cooker is different, so just watch yours the first time you make it. Makes 2, 6-8 Servings.
How do you thicken with gluccie?
ReplyDeleteI just mix it in.It thickens faster with heat. :-)
ReplyDeleteThanks! How do you know how much?
ReplyDelete1 donk is all I used. :-)
ReplyDeleteWTHeck is a donk???
Delete1/32 of a tsp
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ReplyDeleteGluccie means Glucomannan. Search google and you will find some. I use the powder, not the caps.
DeleteWhere do I find gluccie? I goggled it, and nothing came up! I'm just getting pics of Gucci handbags. haha
ReplyDeleteI found it on Amazon. Gluccie means Glucomannan. Search google and you will find some. I use the powder, not the capsuls.
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ReplyDeleteAbout 1/8 tsp
Deletewhat is gluccie
ReplyDeleteGluccie means Glucomannan. Search google and you will find some. I use the powder, not the caps.
DeleteWhat is a donk?
ReplyDelete1/8 tsp
DeleteAre the chicken breasts raw/whole??
ReplyDelete(Sorry if that is a dumb question!)
Whole and raw. :-)
DeleteWhat don you usually eat this with to keep it an e meal?
ReplyDeleteCottage cheese or greek yogurt. :-)
Delete1/2 cup Cottage Cheese or Greek Yogurt
DeleteCAn you replace guccie with something else and if so with what ?
ReplyDeleteJust leave it out perhaps?
DeleteDo you empty just 1, or both, gallon bags into the crock pot?
ReplyDeleteBoth. :-)
DeleteDo u thaw before putting in sc?
ReplyDeleteIf I remember to. :-)
DeleteMy sisters made these meals for my family to eat after baby was born. We love them! Thank you so much for sharing with us!
ReplyDeleteCan you use tapioca as a thickening?
ReplyDeleteThat would be off plan... sorry.
DeleteYou mentioned in your step 1 instructions to: "Divide everything into two separate one gallon freezer bags, shake it up, seal, label and put in the freezer"
ReplyDeleteDoes this mean you have already doubled the recipe and there are two meals?
Yes, the recipe is doubled for you. :-)
ReplyDeleteDo you put the canned tomato sauce into the freezer bags?
ReplyDeleteYes..
DeleteDo you chop up the chicken or leave it as whole pieces.
ReplyDeleteI left it whole and shredded with a fork when we ate it.
DeleteI am so confused on this one - I made all 20 meals over the weekend. I am working on a binder for all the recipes and the shopping list. In the comments you say this one is doubled but when I cross reference it with the shopping list I ended up with extra sweet potatoes (shopping list says 6) 2 extra can of tomato sauce (shopping list says 4) and I ended up with more bell peppers. Could you take a look at this and let me know. I thinking this one was not doubled or the shopping was off.
ReplyDeleteI absolutely love all the hard work you have done on this - I work emergency response and we are in the middle of a winter storm - knowing all I have to do is put this in a crock for my family before I head out to work a response is so wonderful I can't express my gratitude!!!
You are right. The recipe wasn't doubled. I had some issues with some of the recipes and I bet this is one that slipped through. Thanks for pointing it out. I will fix it.
DeleteI have been reading the other comments above. Does the recipe now reflect two meals (is this already doubled)? Thanks.
ReplyDeleteThe recipe above is doubled to reflect 2 meals
DeleteIs the about 4 cups, about 2 cups portion of the ingredients reflect being doubled? I noticed that 3 sweet potatoes make about 4 cups and 2 zucchini makes about 2 cups. Or am I buying larger produce than what you bought?
ReplyDeleteI think your ingredients must be larger than mine. Size varies I am sure. Yes, the ingredients listed are doubled.
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