I made this super Easy Slow Cooker Chicken and Stuffing this weekend and I think it may just be my families favorite Crock-Pot meal yet. With just a couple chicken breasts and some Stove Top stuffing, we have a comfort meal that is so super easy.
Easy Slow Cooker Chicken and Stuffing
Crock-Pot meals are my favorite meals during the fall and winter. I can toss everything in the slow cooker and have a meal ready early on school days. Slow Cooker Meat Loaf is a favorite this time of year but since the price of ground beef has been inching up and up, I have been making more chicken dishes. Thanksgiving dinners are always comforting and this Crock-Pot Chicken and stuffing reminds me of dinner on the Thanksgiving holiday.
This meal is so super simple. I have been able to score boneless chicken breasts for $1.99 per pound and this meal can stretch the chicken since I combine it with stuffing and a veggie.
I used three chicken breasts, two boxes of Stove Top Stuffing, 2 cans of chicken broth, and 2 cans of cream of chicken soup. You could even cut this recipe in half for a smaller family. The larger chicken breasts cook well and can stretch far when serving with stuffing and veggies. The recipe is super simple and is so comforting for the cold months.
INGREDIENTS
2 lb Boneless Skinless Chicken Breast
2 box Stovetop Chicken Stuffing Mix
2 can Cream of Chicken Soup
1 can (14 oz) Chicken Broth
Salt & Pepper to taste
DIRECTIONS
Spray slow cooker with non stick spray.
Season chicken breasts with salt and pepper.
Place in bottom of slow cooker.
Sprinkle stuffing mix over the top of the chicken.
Whisk together soup and broth until blended and pour evenly over dry stuffing.
Cover and cook on high for 4 hours or low for 7 hours.
Do you have a favorite Crock-Pot comfort food recipe you make during the cold months? This one is definitely being added to our every other week dinner rotation.
Easy Slow Cooker Chicken and Stuffing
Ingredients
- 2 lb Boneless Skinless Chicken Breast
- 2 box Stovetop Chicken Stuffing Mix
- 2 can Cream of Chicken Soup
- 1 can 14 oz Chicken Broth
- Salt & Pepper to taste
Instructions
- Spray slow cooker with non stick spray.
- Season chicken breasts with salt and pepper.
- Place in bottom of slow cooker.
- Sprinkle stuffing mix over the top of the chicken.
- Whisk together soup and broth until blended and pour evenly over dry stuffing.
- Cover and cook on high for 4 hours or low for 7 hours.
Looking for other Slow Cooker meal ideas? Be sure to check out some of these other recipes I have shared…
Hmm, I will have to see if my son likes stuffing again. Definitely looks good to me. Thanks for sharing on the #HomeMattersParty this week. I hope you join us next week.
This was great! I loved it. Used two boxes stuffing and family size cream chicken soup and a box of broth. I didn’t add the whole box of broth at once because I didn’t want it soupy so I added periodically as it cooked. That worked great.
I just love your east recipes, its just me and my husband and alot of times our grandsons. Your recipes are always a hit even with my picky husband !!!
Thank you so much !
Sincerely,
Chryl Garot
For the men out there you should specify what size can for the chicken cream soup. #usedtoomuch
This was a major fail for me, came out soupy rather than like chicken and stuffing. Maybe with just one can each of cream of chicken and broth it might work, but this turned out more like soup.
Me too major fail ugh!!!!
i so agree it was way to soupy and tasted horrible
Please convert the Slow Cooker Chicken and Stuffing recipe to an oven recipe. Thank you.
Can this be done with frozen chicken? If so would the cooking times be different?
Major fail…soupy So disappointed what happened…followed directions
For the broth, is it 2-14oz cans for 28oz total or just 14oz broth?
Did you add one or two 14oz cans?
Two 7-ounce cans, for 14 total ounces.
Mine turned out runny too. Next time I’ll follow the instructions on the stuffing box.
We like this recipe I make it often during the winter and I only use one canna soup and one can of broth makes it perfect and I do it in a pressure cooker/crockpot so it only takes like 30 minutes and it’s ready
First time I made it we couldn’t eat it because it was so salty. I’m making it again today and instead of chicken broth I’m just using water. I’m betting it will be delicious!!
Has anyone added celery and onions?
I think the reason some find it too soupy is because the recipe calls for TWO boxes of stuffing, not just one as is pictured.
Mine turned out perfect! Used 2 boxes of stuffing and 2 cans of soup! So yummy!
Just wondering if you can freeze!
I’ve frozen many a chicken and soup recipes before, and they turn out good after.
Mandy x
Excellent Recipe!
Thank you so much for sharing
Had this for dinner tonight, even my very picky five year old cleaned his bowl’
My husband had seconds
Definitely a keeper recipe.
Thanks Again
Tried this tonight. Good, but the dressing had dry spots in it. Next time will combine before I put it into the pot.
Mine was amazing! Really good. I am having trouble getting the calorie/nutrient info for my Fitbit though. Would be nice if included. Thank you for sharing. A definite hit at our house.
Excellent meal! If yours came out soupy it’s because you didn’t use 2 boxes of stuffing like the recipe says.
Just wondering what weight the boxes of stuffing are, as in the uk we do various weight boxes, and would really love to make this next week for our evening meal xx
I love in the UK and was wondering the same it sounds really nice would love to try
The post says to use 2 cans of broth, but the recipe says to use one. I cut the recipe in half and my stuffing was rather mushy. I used low salt items and it did taste good.
Like my family’s Easy Chicken but in a crockpot. Worked great, even easier. I added 2 ingredients: Swiss cheese on chicken and white wine in sauce. Great go to plus leftovers.
The reason some of the people had “soupy” dressing, is because in the 4th paragraph, it states to use 2 cans of cream of chicken soup & 2 cans of chicken broth. Then in the recipe, it states to use 1 can of broth.
made this tonight. Turned out perfect! I used 1/box of stuffing 1 can chicken broth and 2 cans cream chicken soup and 1 large chicken breast! (Probably 1 1/2- 2lbs)
If this is done 4 hours before ready to eat would you keep it on warm setting or shut it off all the way?
Hi Marge! I would just keep it on warm. Hope that helps.
Jen,
Would you mind updating the post/recipe? It seems like there are discrepancies between the two. Your pictures show 1 box of stuffing and 2 cans of broth but the post mentions 2 boxes of stuffing and 2 cans of broth, whereas the recipe at the end states 2 boxes of stuffing and 1 can of broth. It seems as though people have been having success with 2 boxes of stuffing and 1 can of broth, with everything else remaining as stated, but it would be great to see everything consistent in your post.
I made this using 1 pkg cubed stuffing, Pepperidge Farm 2 cans cream of chicken soup 10 oz cans and 1- 14 oz can chicken broth. Turned out Perfect!!
Anyone ever tried this in the oven? If so how long and what temperature??
Hi jen. I made this recipe last night it was delicious it turned out GREAT!!!!!!!followed your recipe exactly and chicken and stuffing were done perfectly I love this recipe Thank you for posting it.
Hi. I made this it come out great I love this recipe thankyou
GREAT recipe
Recipe come out great!! delicious!!thankyou
Such an easy recipe to make. I was able to cut it in half for my small family. Mom and Dad loved it. I make this often for us. Thanks for this recipe.
I made this a couple months ago. Following the directions as stated, the chicken at the bottom of the stuffing was dry and burnt. I made it again today, However I added some chicken broth to the bottom of the slow cooker before adding the chicken. Then I added onions and celery which I sautéed. I also used pepperidge farms stuffing. It was much better and the chicken was moist.
I did it wrong – put in chicken – poured cream soup then can of chicken broth = sprinkled the stove top over and put on the lid – 4 hours later it was wonderful – the stovetop formed kind of a crust – will try it your way next time …
So is it ONE can of broth or TWO?? The ingredients list says one can, but the write up and the picture have 2?? I don’t want it to come out soupy like some have said so do I just use the one can?
I have just made the slow cooker chicken breast with stuffing for our Thanksgiving dinner since we live in our RV and my convection is too small for a turkey. I had plenty of chicken breasts and all the stuffing mix and the soups as well. I didn’t have two cans of cream of chicken soup but I did have a cream of celery soup and used it. I also added a few more chopped and cooked veggies like celery , onion, garlic and a wee bit of carrot to the soup mixture. It was a hit for my husband and my friend and also my neighbor plus of course me the cook. This will definitely be a slow cooker recipe I will continue to make. The chicken was done to perfection and the stuffing was soooo good as well. It made me smile when I thought how much easier this recipe was to make than a full Thanksgiving dinner. Thank you for your wonderful advice and recipe. I will also be trying more of your recipes from now on especially during the winter months now. I can’t wait to try the Slow cooker Meatloaf recipe you have . Have a very Happy Thanksgiving holiday. You have made mine so much more than I expected and it was so easy .😊😋👍👍👍👌💖
Has anyone tried this in a pressure cooker?