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The thread centers around the use of a crockpot for cooking chicken, with participants sharing their experiences, recipes, and methods for preparing chicken in this appliance. Various approaches and ingredients are discussed, highlighting personal preferences and cooking styles.
Views differ on the necessity of adding water when cooking chicken in a crockpot, with some participants advocating for it while others do not. No clear consensus emerges regarding the best method or recipe.
Participants share personal experiences and preferences, indicating a variety of cooking styles and recipes that cater to different tastes and needs.
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chefsteph07 said:I put chicken in the crock pot all the time, no water...just dump some cream of mushroom soup on it, and let it go! Serve with mashed potatoes or rice or egg noodles.
KateD said:Check out http://365crockpot.blogspot.com - she's got some great recipes, all with pictures of all ingredients and finished product, detailed (if needed) directions and reviews of all types of foods! I've made several![]()
babywings76 said:I clicked on the link and it says that blog is gone.![]()
kcjodih said:Here's the link that works A Year of CrockPotting
Yes, you can definitely make chicken in a crockpot! It's a great way to cook chicken because it allows for slow cooking, which helps to keep the meat tender and flavorful.
Bone-in, skin-on chicken pieces, such as thighs or drumsticks, tend to work best in a crockpot. However, you can also use boneless, skinless chicken breasts; just be careful not to overcook them as they can dry out.
While you don't need to add a lot of liquid, it's recommended to add some broth, water, or sauce to help create steam and keep the chicken moist. About 1/2 to 1 cup of liquid is usually sufficient.
Cooking times can vary based on the size and type of chicken. Generally, on low heat, it takes about 6 to 8 hours, while on high heat, it takes about 3 to 4 hours. Always ensure the internal temperature reaches 165°F for safety.
It's not recommended to cook frozen chicken in a crockpot due to food safety concerns. The chicken may not reach a safe temperature quickly enough, which can allow harmful bacteria to grow. It's best to thaw the chicken before cooking.