20 Mouthwatering Mini-Crockpot Recipes You’ll Love

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I know what you are thinking. You are wondering what exactly a mini-Crockpot recipe is.

I get it! I am used to making huge batches of chili or soup that last for days.

I was hesitant to buy a small slow cooker at first. But then I found these twenty amazing recipes and I just had to share them.

You do not always need a mountain of food for dinner. Sometimes you just need a simple side dish that is totally hands-off.

A mini-Crockpot really shines in those moments. Imagine how easy Thanksgiving sides will be without using up oven space.

There are plenty of sweet treats here too. These twenty recipes are just the beginning.

1. Crockpot Broccoli Cheese Soup

You can seriously get this cooking in just five minutes. It honestly takes me longer to brew my coffee in the morning.

You use frozen broccoli and do not even have to thaw it out. Just add it to the pot with broth and onion plus milk and seasonings.

Make a cornstarch slurry at the end if you prefer a thicker soup.

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2. Crock Pot Tagalongs Mini Cake

Slow cooker cakes are usually sweet and dense in a really good way. This one is certainly no exception.

You use a cake mix plus Girl Scout cookies and a tub of frosting. The recipe is very simple but the result is super tasty.

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3. Slow Cooker Sesame Chicken For One

I absolutely adore Asian dishes. My pantry is usually stocked with sauces and spices but sometimes I just need a basic recipe.

This meal is exactly that. You do not need anything you likely do not already have.

It is ready for the pot in just ten minutes.

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4. Easy Crockpot Fondue

This recipe is a total no-brainer. The gentle heat of a slow cooker is perfect for melting cheese.

The warm setting keeps it evenly sauced while you eat. Be sure to cut up a block of cheese yourself since pre-shredded cheese does not melt right.

Try using beer instead of wine for a deeper flavor.

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5. White Chicken Chili

You make this chili in a small 1.5 quart slow cooker. It is great for one person or maybe two if you serve a side.

The bowl is loaded with chicken breast and onions plus jalapenos and beans. It is hearty and tasty for lunch.

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6. Apple Butterscotch Crisp

I know I am not the only person who adds caramel to apple crisps. The sweet caramel pairs perfectly with tart apples and warm spices.

This twist is dense and decadent. You add butterscotch pudding to the mix before cooking it.

I would not blame you if you added extra caramel.

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7. Pot Roast for Two

I almost always make pot roast in a slow cooker. You just cannot beat that tender texture.

This recipe lets you make enough for two people. You do not have to figure out what to do with leftovers.

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8. Slow Cooker Rocky Road Candy

I love making candy and cookies around the holidays. People love getting homemade treats as gifts.

Using a slow cooker to melt chocolate is genius. The gentle heat keeps the mix warm while you work.

You just melt everything together and mix in nuts plus marshmallows.

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9. Crockpot French Onion Soup

French onion soup is a total dream. It is meaty and hearty and bursting with flavor.

It has everything you want in a starter. Add the broth once your onions are lovely and dark.

Top it with crusty bread and cheese before broiling.

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10. Slow-Cooker Crab Dip

This dip is hot and creamy and cheesy. It is full of chunks of sweet crab meat.

The base mixes cream cheese with mayo and green onions plus Old Bay seasoning. Swap the mayo for sour cream if you want a tangier flavor.

Serve it with buttery crackers.

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11. Crock Pot White Cheese Dip Recipe

This is the answer if you need a simple dip for a few friends. The mix of white cheese and green chilies is incredible.

It is delicious with salty chips on the side. It feeds four people so you do not have to worry about leftovers.

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12. Crockpot Chili

I love chicken chili but nothing beats a classic beef chili. It has lots of beans and plenty of heat.

You can skip the browning stage to speed up the process. The meat cooks for eight hours so it becomes super tender.

Just mix it well at the start.

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13. Slow Cooker Chicken Burrito Bowl For One

This burrito bowl looks amazingly incredible. The chicken and black beans will definitely fill you up.

I am honestly all about the toppings though. Load it up with avocado and sour cream.

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14. Warm Feta Cheese Dip

You might need to double this recipe to feed a hungry crowd. It has cream cheese and feta plus sweet peppers.

It is creamy with the right amount of salty flavor. Serve it with crunchy bread or potato chips.

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15. Slow Cooker Chicken Piccata For One

I adore chicken piccata and this version pleasantly surprised me. The sauce is key here.

You need fresh lemon juice and capers to get that flavor. The chicken is perfectly tender after a few hours.

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16. Crockpot Cheese Dip

Can we please normalize making hot dip at home for no reason? This one is decadent and made with bacon plus cheddar.

Always shred your own cheese for better flavor. Use low-sodium bacon since the ranch dressing is salty.

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17. Slow Cooker Taco Soup

You cannot go wrong with taco soup when you want soup. This recipe uses lean turkey and black beans.

It also has corn and fire-roasted tomatoes. Every bite is flavorful and filling.

Add any tasty toppings you like.

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18. Crockpot Wild Rice

Wild rice actually has more protein than quinoa. This is the best option if you dislike quinoa texture.

Layer the rice with mushrooms and onion in the pot. Cover it with stock.

Keep it vegan with vegetable stock if you want.

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19. Small Crock Pot Ham with Brown Sugar Honey Glaze

This is tasty for Sunday dinner but I actually make it for lunch. It is very tender and flavorful.

It makes the most amazing grilled ham and cheese sandwiches.

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20. Steel Cut Oatmeal Crockpot Directions

This is a great version of overnight oats. It is perfect if you do not like cold oats.

You make everything before bed and let it cook while you sleep. Imagine waking up to warm and sweet oats.

Just scoop it out.

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