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100 Days of Easy, Healthy Weight Watchers Crock Pot Recipes with SmartPointsPlus

I’m an avid Weight Watcher and Slow Cookerer 🙂

100 Weight Watchers Crock Pot Recipes

100 Slow Cooker Recipes for Weight Watchers

This post contains a list of 100 Weight Watchers friendly healthy slow cooker recipes I made and shared back in January 2014. I hope you’ll check it out.

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Skinny Slow Cooker Recipes for Weight Watchers with SmartPoints and PointsPlus

Since that time I’ve posted dozens hundreds more easy healthy slow cooker recipes, all with nutritional and Weight Watchers points information and have published a best selling eCookbook with all my favorite Skinny Slow Cooker Recipes (all with Weight Watchers Points Plus and SmartPoints)

Easy Slow Cooker Chicken and Gravy Weight Watchers Friendly

Easy Weight Watchers Slow Cooker Chicken and Gravy

WW Friendly Slow Cooker Chicken Recipes

2-Ingredient Slow Cooker Salsa Chicken (*2 SmartPoints)
3-Ingredient Creamy Italian Chicken (*5 SmartPoints)
Crock Pot Artichoke Chicken (*2 or 3 SmartPoints)
Slow Cooker Caribbean Jerk Chicken (*4 SmartPoints)
Easy Slow Cooker Chicken and Gravy (*4 SmartPoints)
Low Fat Slow Cooker Chicken Cacciatore (*6 PointsPlus)
Slow Cooker Chicken Marsala (4 SmartPoints)
Slow Cooker 3-Ingredient Chicken (*3 PointsPlus)
Slow Cooker Chicken Rice and Broccoli (*5 SmartPoints)
Easy Slow Cooker Chicken a la King
{Simply Filling} Slow Cooker Szechuan Chicken and Broccoli (*1 SmartPoint)
Slow Cooker Chicken Thighs Osso Buco (*4 SmartPoints)
Slow Cooker Cuban Citrus Chicken (*6 PointsPlus)
Slow Cooker Cranberry Apple Chicken (*4 SmartPoints)
Slow Cooker Creole White Beans and Chicken (*4 SmartPoints)
Slow Cooker Turkey Breast
Slow Cooker Turkey and Wild Rice Casserole

Slow Cooker Balsamic Beef snl

WW Friendly Slow Cooker Beef Recipes

3-Ingredient WW CrockPot Italian Beef (*2 SmartPoints)
Slow Cooker Balsamic Braised Beef (4 SmartPoints)
Easy Peasy Slow Cooker Pot Roast (*7 SmartPoints)
Frontera Beef Barbacoa Slow Cook Sauce
Slow Cooker Beef with Mushroom Sauce (*6 SmartPoints)
Slow Cooker Cranberry Meatballs
Classic Homestyle Slow Cooker Meatloaf
Slow Cooker Thai Beef

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Slow Cooker Manhattan Clam Chowder

Slow Cooker Manhattan Clam Chowder (*2 SmartPoints)
Crock Pot Salmon Fillets with Asian-Style Vegetables (*8 SmartPoints)
Easy Slow Cooker Shrimp Curry

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Slow Cooker Pizza

Slow Cooker Pizza for Weight Watchers

Slow Cooker Pasta Primavera (*9 SmartPoints)
Slow Cooker Spinach Lasagna
Vegetable Crock Pot Pizza

Crock Pot Pulled Pork Sandwich

Slow Cooker Pulled Pork Sandwich

WW Friendly Slow Cooker Pork Recipes 

Easy Crock Pot Teriyaki Pork Roast
Crock Pot Pineapple Pork (*6 PointsPlus | *7 SmartPoints)
Crock Pot Pork Loin with Apple Butter (*7 PointsPlus | *9 SmartPoints)
Easy Slow Cooker Kielbasa Sauerkraut Potatoes (*9 PointsPlus)
Mel’s Easy Slow Cooker Pork Chops (*7 PointsPlus)
Slow Cooker Pulled Pork Loin with Applesauce (*6 PointsPlus | *6 SmartPoints)
Slow Cooker Scalloped Potatoes with Ham (*6 PointsPlus)
Honey Mustard Orange Slow Cooker Spiral Cut Ham

(*3 PointsPlus)

Slow Cooker Pasta Fagioli

WW Friendly Slow Cooker Soup Recipes

Slow Cooker Baked Bean Soup
Easy Slow Cooker BBQ Turkey Chili
Slow Cooker Bean Barley Soup
Slow Cooker Chicken and Sausage Gumbo
Italian Slow Cooker Pork and White Bean Stew
Easy Slow Cooker Chicken Posole Soup
Olive Garden Slow Cooker Pasta Fagioli
Slow Cooker Corn and Shrimp Chowder
Caribbean Crock Pot Pepper Pot Soup
Slow Cooker Curried Carrot Soup
Mom’s Crock Pot Chicken Tortilla Soup
Slow Cooker Potato Cauliflower Soup
Slow Cooker Stuffed Pepper Soup
Italian Slow Cooker Pork and White Bean Stew
Slow Cooker Thanksgiving Leftovers Soup
Slow Cooker Manhattan Clam Chowder
Slow Cooker Pumpkin Black Bean Chili
Easy Chai Crock Pot Pumpkin Soup
Slow Cooker Root Vegetables and Sausage Stew
Slow Cooker Squash Apple Soup
Slow Cooker Saint Nicholas Soup
Crock Pot Sweet and Sour Cabbage Soup
Slow Cooker Toscana Soup {Lightened Up}
Crock Pot Turkey Broth
Crock Pot Turkey Vegetable Barley Soup

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Crock Pot Wild Rice

Slow Cooker Wild Rice

WW Friendly Slow Cooker Side Dish Recipes

Slow Cooker Acorn Squash with Mango Chutney and Coconut
Slow Cooker Baked Beans
Cranberry Orange Slow Cooker Beets
Creole-Style Slow Cooker Green Beans
Crock Pot Potatoes Dijonnaise
Crock Pot Wild Rice
Slow Cooker Brussels Sprouts Dijon
Easy Crock Pot Baked Potatoes
Slow Cooker Green Bean Casserole
Slow Cooker Mashed Potatoes with Spinach and Dill
Slow Cooker Mashed Sweet Potatoes
Slow Cooker Sweet Potato Apple Casserole
Slow Cooker Sausage Apple Stuffing

Crock Pot Chex Party Mix

Slow Cooker Chex Party Mix

Slow Cooker Artichoke Dip
Slow Cooker Baked Brie
Slow Cooker Chex Party Mix
3-Ingredient Slow Cooker Spicy Nuts

Slow Cooker Coconut Baked Oatmeal

WW Friendly Slow Cooker Breakfast Recipes

Crock Pot Dried Fruit Compote
Crock Pot Apple Oatmeal
Crock Pot Baked Oatmeal
Slow Cooker Eggnog French Toast
Slow Cooker Eggnog Oatmeal
Easy Healthy Slow Cooker Frittata
Orange-Sauced Slow Cooker Hot Fruit Salad
Slow Cooker Pumpkin Pie Oatmeal
Slow Cooker Peanut Butter Granola
Roasted Pepper Crock Pot Strata

Easy Cranberry Nut Bread

Easy Cranberry Nut Bread in the Slow Cooker
Slow Cooker Cornbread
Healthy Slow Cooker Pumpkin Bread
Slow Cooker Whole Wheat Bread

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Slow Cooker Cheesecake

Slow Cooker Cheesecake

WW Friendly Slow Cooker Dessert Recipes

Slow Cooker Apple Cake
Crock Pot Apple Compote
Low Fat Crock Pot Peach Crisp
Slow Cooker Baked Apples with Gingersnaps
Easy Slow Cooker Brownies
Slow Cooker Caramel Mocha Crunch Bars
Slow Cooker Cranberry Caramel Cookie Bars
Cranberry White Chocolate Crock Pot Cookie Bars
Skinny Slow Cooker Chocolate Pudding Cake
Slow Cooker Cranberry Apple Cake
Crock Pot Dried Fruit Compote
Light Creme Brulee Made in the Crock Pot
Slow Cooker Mini Yogurt Bundt Cake
Ninja Cheesecake Recipe
Slow Cooker Pumpkin Pie Pudding
Crock Pot Rice Krispie Treats
Slow Cooker Tapioca Pudding

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WW CROCKPOT DRINK & BEVERAGE RECIPES

Slow Cooker Hot Spiced Cider
Skinny Slow Cooker Pumpkin Spice Latte
Slow Cooker Caramel Apple Cider
Caramel Crock Pot Hot Cocoa
Slow Cooker Cranberry Punch
Skinny Spiced Crock Pot Mocha

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  1. i LOVE making chicken verde…so easy! four frozen chicken breasts, a chopped onion, handful of cilantro a jar of salsa verde and some spices…..shred the chicken just before serving. great on tortialls with a ll the fixins…AND healthy!

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  2. I love making pot roast and my spaghetti sauce in the crock pot. Its a godsend for bulk meals to freeze ahead for us ww folks.

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  6. I love making mexican fillings (sweet potato tacos, quinoa and black beans, etc) that my family can use for taco salads, burritos, and quesdillas throughout the week. Thanks for your inspiration!!

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  7. Crock pot chicken cacciatore is my favorite thing to make. Chicken, onion, jar of spaghetti sauce (I like Bertoli tomato and basil). About an hour before serving I put in fresh sliced mushrooms and green peppers. It is the best and never lasts in my house.

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  10. So many favorites. Currently, though crock pot brisket with veggies is my favorite. Take brisket, remove most of fat, but leave a little. Cut up root veggies and an onion and put in bottom of crock pot. Season brisket (I use shawarma seasoning). Add brisket to pot. Pour in 1/2 cup of red wine. Cook on low all day (6-8 hours).

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  11. I love making a pot roast complete with veggies in the crockpot…or any other full meal with meat and veggies. Right now one of our favorites is a mushroom beef tip recipe that we eat over noodles or rice.

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  13. Like making soups, stews, and/or chili in the crockpot. Roast are wonderful to, matter of fact making stuff in a crockpot makes cooking a whole lot easier.

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  14. When the family is in the mood for a “comfort food”, I enjoy making Meatloaf in my slow cooker.

    1 – 1 1/2 lbs ground Turkey
    2 beaten eggs
    3/4 cup milk
    1/2 cup breadcrumbs
    1/4 cup onions
    2 Tbsp parsley
    1 tsp salt
    1/2 tsp ground sage
    1/8 tsp pepper

    Spray crock pot with Pam, shape meat mixture into a loaf and place in slow cooker. Cook on Low for 3 – 4 hours.

    I have to admit that some of your recipes are starting to become our family favorite “go to” meals. 🙂

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  15. Our family is currently obsessed with crock pot buffalo chicken…2 lbs chicken, 12 ounces of hot sauce, 1 package of Good Seasons dry ranch mix. Leave in crock pot on low for 6-8 ours, take chicken out shred, add 2 TBS light butter to mix and add chicken back in. Heat on low for additional hour. Very versatile dish and low in calories!

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    • Thanks for sharing you crock pot buffalo chicken recipe, Lisa. I’ve gotta try this soon. I think that’s the same combination my Mom used to make for chicken wings. But this is so very much healthier!!

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  16. One of my favorites is chicken noodle soup. Two large containers of chicken broth; chopped onions, carrots & celery; at least 2 pounds of chicken – frozen chicken breasts is fine; seasoned salt, cracked black pepper, marjoram, italian seasoning, a bay leaf or two. Cook 6 hours or so until the chicken is cooked through. Cook about 6 oz of wide noodles on the stove to add at the end so they don’t get mushy. While the noodles are cooking I remove the chicken breasts and shred them. I love to serve it with some crusty bread. 🙂

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  17. I love pulled pork, beef or chicken! Really, just walking in the door at the end of the day and smelling dinner cooked is wonderful! Thank you!
    Marie

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  18. Thanks so much for putting this together! I have done WW in the past but struggled to come up with recipes that my family would also eat. I am starting on this journey again beginning this week and am so excited to have a site that has shared so many delicious recipes. Can’t wait to try them! Thanks for supporting those of us out here trying to stay healthy!

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    • Thanks Karen. Best of luck with your return to Weight Watchers. Just remember that slow and steady will win the race!! Changing our eating habits takes time and patience and lots and lots of practice 🙂

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  20. Just started recieving emails from this site. I made the chili and my husband and I just about ate the whole thing. It was awesome. Great comfort food especailly since I work all day. Love this site. and a new crock pot would be just awesome.. thank you for providing this site

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  21. I love reading thru all the WW friendly recipes! Thank you so much! (And I sure could use another crock pot! 🙂

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  23. My favorite dish to make in my crock pot is beef stew. Easy, warm, comfort food. Thank you for all of the recipes, looking forward to trying as many of them as I can!

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  25. I love making many things, but one I make repeatedly is White Chicken Chili! If I pre-cook a love of chicken breasts and freeze them 2 cups per bag, it’s an easy throw together recipe during the work week.

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  26. I can’t name one thing that is my favorite to cook in the crock pot because anything anything that can be cooked while I am away if my favorite! I use it for soup and main entrees. I look forward to trying some of these new recipes.

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  27. Love coming home after working all day to a crockpot full of hot chicken & rice. Not only taste so good but makes house smell great when you open the door.

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  28. We’ve recently moved and in trying to cut back on the going out to eat bc I don’t have time/energy to cook, I’ve started using the CP a lot more. So for a dinner food, especially when it’s just dreary or cold, is a nice, thick, beef stew. If we are just sitting around on a Saturday being lazy, we will throw in a pizza dip and dip garlic bread in it and call it pizza night!

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  29. Theresa thanks for sharing that recipe!! will have to try it too! My very favorite thing to make is a pork roast. it is sooo good and moist after cooking for 6 hours. i just put two packs of onion soup mix in it and let it cook. love love love it!!

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  31. Pork Chile Verde, which I am actually making for dinner tomorrow! Could not be easier. Serve with some rice, beans and tortillas and I’m in heaven.

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  32. Love using the crock pot to make life easier! My family’s crock pot favorite meal is pulled pork – 5 minutes of prep and it’s a huge hit with everyone.

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  34. I love cooking in a crockpot!! With two little guys and a husband it saves so much time. I have tried several of your crockpot recipes and they have been so GOOD! Our household fav is the chicken and gravy… And like you we did left over open face sandwiches the following night.. With cranberry sauce.. SO GOOD!

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  35. It’s so great to have access to all the different types of recipes that work well in a slow cooker. It’s not just for chili anymore! 🙂 Thanks for all the good recipes and ideas.

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  36. I’ve only used the crock pot sporadically but am going to try and use it more with my maintenance program. I was so excited when my Weight Watchers Leader told me about this blog and I can’t wait to try some of these amazing recipes. The only thing I normally cook in the crock pot is a roast or a whole chicken which we all love, but now, with the help of this blog, the possibilities are endless! Thanks for the inspiration!

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  37. I LOVE the Chicken and gravy! We had it for Thanksgiving and it was a hit! All your recipes have turned out yummy…Thank you for the hard work 🙂

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  38. Love your recipes! I love meat dishes in the crockpot because they are always moist and tender. Your recipes will take me further into crockpot cooking. Thanks for the inspiration.

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  39. I have 2 favorite crock pot meals: pot roast with veggies and BBQ pulled pork. I am looking forward to trying a bunch of your 100 recipes in 2014. Thank you for giving everyone a chance to win a new crock pot!!

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  40. I love making soups in the crockpot Also turkey breast and pork and sauerkraut. Just about anything is great.

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  42. I love your crockpot chiken cacciatori. Thanks for all of your GREAT RECIPES! You have made such a great contributions to weight watchers, health and easy cooking.
    I love your site!

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  44. Discovered cooking in crockpot recently and have made and we love Meatloaf, Chicken rice and broccoli,Turkey and wild rice casserole,Manhattan clam chowder,Turkey Barley vegetable soup There are so many more I am going to try and I am sure eating like this is healthy and helping in losing weight This blog is full of interesting things Also have been sick so rather than standing it is so much easier to put it all in one pot Success to all

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  46. I love making steel cut oats in my crockpot, and do so about once a week. I also like to try different types of chili, and can’t wait to try the scalloped potatoes with ham recipe. Gotta love a crockpot!

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  47. I love to make French dip. It is so easy and delicious. 2-3 lb chuck roast, add two cans of beef consume. Cook on low 8 hrs. Shred roast and pile on sub buns, dip in liquid from the crockpot.

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  48. I love to make shredded buffalo chicken in the crock-pot. Just put some chicken breasts in there with some Franks Red Hot and a little BBQ sauce, cook until done and shred. Great on some crusty rolls with a little blue cheese and some celery on the side.

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  49. I usually LOVE making soups, but this fall I made a pumpkin bread & it was to die for. It is probably now my most favorite thing to make in my crock pot, even though it isn’t practical for a meal.

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  51. A big thankyou to you for all your efforts and should I be so lucky to win,….. I will gladly pay the shipping to Canada…I have so many recipes to try now…..enjoy a wonderful week!

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  53. Anything chicken but more often a whole roast chicken with lots of vegetables because of all the leftovers. And my latest, big batch chocolate candy!

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  56. I love to make a pot roast, because it’s the only thing I’ve tried! Looking forward to trying some of these!!

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  57. I am just starting using the crockpot but I guess the only think I have made in my crock pot is cheese dip. I am just starting back at WW and found your sight on pinterest and love it.

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  58. Congratulations! I had followed Stephanie O’Dea’s Crockpot365 blog just as it was ending. This has been so great for me to follow you from the beginning of your year long quest. We celebrate with you. 🙂
    Thanks for sharing. Slower-cookers are a wonderful thing!

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  59. Thank YOU! I just discovered your site a couple of weeks ago and have made your Olive Garden Pasta Fagioli – it got a thumbs up from everyone in the family! Healthy food + Crockpot = Good Eating in the winter in Vermont! If I win a crockpot, I plan on donating it to our local homeless family shelter – either for them to use at the shelter or for them to send along with the next family they get back on their feet. I look forward to trying more of your recipes over the coming year. Thanks again.

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  60. Pot roast with onions, potatoes, & carrots is my favorite crockpot meal. It is so easy, makes the house smell great, and I have never had a roast be dry in the crockpot.

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  62. I love to make Italian Beef sandwiches. A beef roast, package of dry Italian dressing mix, and a package of dry brown gravy package. Add a scant 1/4 cup water and let cook on low all day! Shred the beef and serve on buns or eat by itself!

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  63. Great list of recipes! I’m going to share at my WW class. I appreciate all the work you’ve done in gathering the recipes and getting the points calculated.
    Thank you!

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  64. Congrats! I love seeing your emails. I need all the inspiration I can get. So far, my favorite crock pot recipe is buffalo chicken dip. Crossing my fingers I win! Thank you.

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  65. Going to try your pumpkin bread in the crock pot recipe and use some leftover cooked butternut squash instead of pumpkin. Great recipes, thank you.

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  67. I love making anything chicken in my crock pot… chicken and dumplings, bbq chicken, chicken soup, chicken stew, salsa chicken, etc. I am sure to use frozen chicken and cook on low all day so that it doesn’t dry out.

    Thanks for the recipes! Love them!!!

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  69. I tried your turkey soup (December 3rd) and it was delicious!! My husband loved it too! My favorite recipe to make in the crockpot is Chicken Taco Stew. Very versatile – a nice low-fat, low-cal dinner or great for a crowd with tortilla chips.

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  70. Thank you so much for these great crock pot recipes with the WW points!! This is really helpful as I maintain my goal weight. It was fun getting your crock pot tapioca recipe AFTER I had just made some on the stove top.. next time I am using your recipe!! Maybe in the new crock pot I might win 🙂

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  71. My favorite thing to make in the crock pot is the slow cooker chicken and gravy recipe that you posted a while back. So delish and I love that it’s ww friendly. I make some green beans and rice with it and I can’t get enough. 🙂

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  73. I love anything made in the crockpot, italian beef, roast with carrots and potatoes, chicken and dressing. It is such a comfort to walk in after a long work day to the aroma of a meal that is ready!!

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  77. I absolutely love the idea that you have done something like this. I spent the last week writing them all down in a notebook to have for a life time. I’m probably one of your favorite fans for I look forward everyday to see what you have posted. I’m a big soup maker when it comes to a crock pot and meat cooker. Probably cowboy chili is my favorite soup and beef and noodles my second. Thank you again for all you are doing!!

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  79. Love making pulled pork. I joined Weight Watchers in October and have loved checking out your recipes. So many things I can’t wait to try.

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  80. At the end of a busy winter day, it is wonderful to walk in the door a smell of a yummy beef stew or potato soup just waiting to warm me up!

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  81. I am learning how to cook and I am busy single mom. So far, my favorite thing to cook in crock pot is BBQ pull pork. I am always looking up healthy meals to make in crock pot.

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  82. I LOVE your blog and so many of your recipes. I pinned (Pinterest) ~ 85 of your crock pot recipes last week before I realized that I could pin all 100 at once. LOL. I am especially thankful for the WW pp being included with the nutritional info. I will be sharing this post on my FB page and with 4 of my wt loss support groups on FB. Thank you again for all of your recipes and now for this give-away too.

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  83. Oh, sorry, forgot to add that my favorite thing to cook in my crock pot is port loin with potatoes and sauerkraut. But I believe that will change as I cook from the recipes in this post.

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  84. My favorite thing to make in a crock pot is chicken breasts with salsa. That’s it! I buy salsa at the store, and let the chicken cook for 6 hours. It comes out tasting like chicken tinga and the prep time is about 2 seconds.
    Yay!

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  85. My favorite recipe is too simple. It’s italian cheese steak- with chicken. Just chicken breasts, italian seasoning and peppers looked on low for 6 hours. Then add low fat provolone, jarred giarddinara ( pickled veggies) on a good crusty roll. O M G its so good you’ll think you’re on the boardwalk in atlantic city!

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  86. I have a great recipe for buffalo chicken breast that my fiancé loves. It can be used on salads, in sandwiches, in wraps, etc. it also freezes very well so I can make a bunch & heat up some out of the freezer on busy days.

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  87. I love to make potato soup in my slow cooker! To come home on a cold day and have a warm bowl of soup waiting for me is wonderful!

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  89. So far it’s a toss up between an overnight apple cinnamon oatmeal, or chicken chili (relatively WW-friendly).
    Thanks for this list! 🙂

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  91. I like making pulled pork and chicken chili in my crock pot. They are so easy, delish, and make enough for more than one meal. thank you for all the work you put in on your blog.

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  98. My favorite is to make beans using a ham bone , it’s delish and will feed us for a couple of days at least :+)

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  103. Thank you for all the WW recipes. I love making beef stew and pot roast in the crock pot. I am so excited to try some of the wonderful recipes you’ve provided.
    Gotta love a crock pot!!

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  109. My favorite thing to make in the crockpot is Beef Stew. I believe that will change with all these great recipes to try from you. Excited to have all the WW friendly recipes. I’m looking through the list to decide which one to do tonight so when we come home from Saturday night Church dinner is ready. Thank you.

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  112. I love making chicken or turkey stock in my crockpot. After a meal of whole chicken, I take the bones (breaking when possible for extra calcium), skin, an onion (with skin), peppercorns, 3 cloves garlic, chopped. I cover with water and cook on low overnight. In the morning I strain into lg. bowl and leave in refrigerator until the next day. The next day I skim off any fat and it’s ready to use.

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  116. I love making crock pot Chilli while skiing. Coming off the mountain to the smell of hearty wholesome dinner can’t be beat!

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  118. tough to narrow down to just ONE thing – i adore cooking in my crockpot! i make chili and spaghetti sauce, and i make chicken or pork chops with gravy/sauce & am looking to expand my slow cooking horizons, finding lots of new crockpot recipes on pinterest! would love to add a new cooker to my family 🙂

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  119. I love to make a “rotisserie” chicken in the crock pot . Once I learned the secret of crumpled up aluminum balls under the chicken to allow the fat to drip to the bottom I loved it even more. A convenient way to make a healthy meal that can be used for days.

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  123. I love making pot roast with carrots, potatoes, and onions in the crock pot. I also love making any kind of soup – chicken and noodle – vegetable – etc.

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  128. We love red beans and rice….I put the beans, turkey sausage, onions, peppers, and all the spices in first thing in the morning, then put on a pot of rice before dinner. Perfect for this time of year!

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  129. We make cool ranch chicken to use in soft and hard shell tacos and enchiladas. My husband and I each want to be the one to get home first and shred the chicken breasts after they’ve been cooking all day!

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  132. I love making spicy chicken in the crockpot. 4 chicken breast and hot wing sauce makes great sliders, use in burritos or tacos, on salads.

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  134. Thanks to my Sister I connected to this site. Can’t wait to try some of the delicious sounding recipes. Have a great day.

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  135. I like to make my meat loaf in my crock pot — layer on some potatoes on top to cook right along with the meat loaf. Sometimes put carrots on top also so I have a complete meal cooking at one time. In another I put my baked beans. No fuss and no muss.

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  138. Crock pots are the working woman’s best friend! I do a pulled pork that people seem to really enjoy. Layer a sliced onion in the bottom of your Crock Pot, add your pork roast, add about a cup of soy sauce, a can of NON DIET Coke or Root Beer (something with dark color/sugar), 1 1/2 T. garlic salt and pepper. Quarter and orange and squeeze the juice onto the roast and drop in crock. Add enough water to cover up to 1/2 of the roast and cook 10-12 hours. Remove the contents of the crock including the liquid and pull the pork with two forks. Add back to crock pot and add enough cooking liquid to keep the meat moist and enjoy!

    Easy to serve large crowds!!

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  139. I just joined Weight Watchers and my sister sent me a link to this site…LOVE IT! I will be trying these out for myself and family. My favorite thing to make in the crock pot is Weight Watchers Taco Soup which my mom starting making years ago and my family just loves it during this time of year when its cold. Thank you for sharing these recipes!!!

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  140. I have a large family (6 kids), so I use mine most for big batches of stew or soup. Our latest favorite is Pork Carnitas. Thanks so much for your new ideas, as it’s not easy to cook healthy and still save time!

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  142. Have enjoyed reading your many recipes. Would love to be entered for the crock pot. Thanks, and I look forward to trying the many recipes.

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  144. I would never in my wildest dreams think about making Pizza in a slow cooker! You better believe I will be making that, many times since you can do so many varieties. Thank you

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  145. Chili! My kids love crock pot chili. Also vegetable beef soup. Either one is great for those cool nights or just some feel good food.

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  146. I like a good chili or soup on a cold winters day. Just come in the door and the smell of a hot delicious meal waiting for you… Awesome ! Looking forward to trying the cheesecake ( my husbands favorite dessert)

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  147. I’m new to using a crock pot. Just started using it in the past 6 months. I’ve tried pork, chicken, pot roast and stew. I love making a whole chicken! It comes out so moist.

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  148. My granddaughter and I make award winning chilli in my crockpot. We won the Regina Red Sox Chill Challenge last summer with our recipe. We are making it again on Sat for friends and family who have been craving it since last summer. Because we have a large family we need more than one crockpot. Would love to win!

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  149. Hi, my name is Judy. I found your site by chance, I was very excited to find it. My hope is to use this site often and what I have seem already I know I will. Crockpot recipes are a blessing for everyone. Thank you, and keep them coming.

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  150. Shredded pork sandwiches are what I like to make in the crock pot. You put the pork in overnight, then shred and cook until suppertime. Very tasty, very easy.

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  151. YUM, YUM, YUM!! I recently made the Southwestern Slow Cooker Chicken AND the Crock Pot Corn Dip. My husband, brother and neighbors were MORE than delighted (since I don’t cook ~ or “didn’t”). Now, my husband is having a “love affair” with YOUR Crock Pot Recipes (and me, of course). So, guess it’s time to cook again. It really would be nice to have a new Crock Pot ~ LOL!!! Thanks, Martha!!

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    • Hi Linda,

      So glad you are discovering the joys of crockpot cooking! The Southwestern Chicken and Corn Dip are two of my favorites too! Would love to hear more about your cooking adventures!!

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  152. I have become obsessed with finding recipes for the slow cooker! It has become my go-to for making meals.
    It seems like I am always on the go or in a hurry and my slow cooker makes it easier to have a ‘home-cooked’ meal rather than grab fast food because it is too convenient.
    The Weight Watcher friendly meals that are posted here sound wonderful and I cannot wait to try some of them!!
    Thanks for posting them. 🙂

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  153. I need a crockpot so bad, my DH found out last week he has a heart blockage and he’s REALLY working hard to get healthy(and it wouldn’t hurt the rest of us either!)

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  155. Love to make pretty much anything in the crockpot. My go to recipes are pork tenderloin with veggies, chili and spaghetti sauce. Loving all your recipes, thank you for all the effort you have put forth!

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  157. I love crockpot cooking! I cannot wait to try the yummy recipes. You can never have too many crockpots! Would be nice to win. Good Luck to all entrants.

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  158. With a family of 8 we use our crock pot a lot. Some nights we are using 2 to make a great meal that is ready when we all gather to eat it.

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  160. My favorite thing to make in the crockpot is good old fashioned chili. Yum!
    P.S. Love your crockpot meal a day recipes!! I’m a weight watchers lifetime member and these are fantastic! Thank you!!

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  161. Cooking a whole chicken overnight to give me delicious chicken for sandwiches or casserole dishes is my favorite way to use my crockpot. It only takes minutes to put it in with whatever spices you like (I just did one with lots of curry) and the meat falls off the bone and skin falls off the chicken in the morning. You also then have chicken stock for soup if you want it.

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  165. I hope it’s not too late to win the crock pot! I could really use a new one. Thanks for the recipes. I am lifetime, but then gained a few pounds back….have 5.4 to go to be lifetime again! Good luck! Thanks for the recipes!

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    • Hi Becky, unfortunately the giveaway is over, but I wanted to leave the comments open in case anyone wants to share more of their favorite recipes! I’ve loved reading all the great ideas and want to try many of the dishes that were suggested. Best of luck with your return to goal! It’s always so much easier when you only have a few pounds to lose!!

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  166. My favorite dis so far has ben BBG ribs…. done right the meal is so tender it falls away from the bones, and the non-existent basting is a blessing! ;D I’m OK that I missed this contest because I already own this slow-cooker and LOVE IT!!! ;D I am thankful to have found your site to add to my variety of choices and thank you heartily for offering so many alternatives!

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    • Hi Diana,

      Thanks for your comment. I guess that all depends on how you are managing your diabetes. I include carb counts with all the nutritional estimates which should help. I know many people have lost weight and decreased and/or eliminated their diabetes medications by following the Weight Watchers plan. I would suggest you talk to your doctor and/or nutritionist for guidance. Hope this helps.

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  168. My new favorite crockpot soup recipe I made up and it takes literally five minutes to put in the crockpot so yummy. Beef Stew Soup

    1lb beef stew meat (I use the diet lean that is cut in small pieces already)

    1 package Mrs. Grass Beef Stew Mix by the soup mixes (Schnuck’s has it)

    2 cups water

    32 oz of beef stock

    1 can petite diced tomatoes undrained and one can rotel if you like spicy

    1 tablespoon Jamison’s soup base or beef better than bouillon in a jar (if you don’t have these no big deal

    Put in crockpot for 4 hours on low or 8 on high stir to mix together

    Before you are ready to serve cook one cup mini pasta shells, penne, or macaroni whatever you might have cook as directed mix into soup. We like mini penne the best.

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  169. Martha, I am thankful to have won the giveaway,I received the crockpot today. Thank you so much. Now I need to see what recipe I will make 1st with it. It will definitely be 1 from here, as I need it to be WW friendly.

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    • Hi Serra,

      I’m not huge into freezer meals, but I’ve frozen some of the leftovers from these recipes from time to time with good success: Baked oatmeal, Chicken and gravy, Teriyaki pork roast, baked bean soup, bean barley soup, BBQ turkey chili and pork and white bean stew. Hope this helps!

      Do you prep the raw ingredients and then freeze them till you are ready to cook or cook and then portion out and freeze for quick easy meals later???

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  171. I have just started WW and am in a bit of a daze. I stumbled onto your site and am I glad I did. You are one generous soul! To put this amount of recipes together, with the points plus, AND sooooo organized making it easy to use, I have to tip my hat to you!!

    Thank you sooooooo much for helping me get a good start and stay with it!

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    • Thanks Karen. I appreciate your kind words more than you know!! I’m a big believer in WW and realize just how hard it is in the beginning. Learning to figure out points plus gets easier with time and practice. All you need to do is stick with it. And in the meantime I’m here to help 🙂

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  172. I LOVE to use my crockpots (notice that was with an s as I have 5 crockpots of different sizes and features). Thanks so much for all your yummy sounding recipes, I can’t wait to try them. I’ve already printed several off to start using next week. When I first started cooking with crockpots, I had to let them soak in the sink after using them. Then, I started using cooking spray, but since the invention of the crockpot liners, I’ve never used anything else. They are WONDERFUL and save so much time in clean up. The only thing I usually have to wash is the lid, and occasionally wipe out the condensation from the crock. I buy the bags online (50 bags for $25) instead of the ones in the stores (4 bags for $2.58)

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