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9 Slow Cooker Recipes for Effortless Meals

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Slow Cooker Farmers Market Vegetable Soup

Serves: 4
Cook Time: 8 Hrs

This recipe calls for root vegetables that simmer in the slow cooker, giving you a healthy vegetable soup to put on your dinner table tonight. Using fresh vegetables instead of canned means less salt.

With less than 200 calories per bowl, you can even pair your soup bowl with some toast and a fresh garden salad!

INGREDIENTS

  • ½ of a small rutabaga, peeled and chopped
  • 2 large chopped tomatoes
  • 2 chopped medium carrots or parsnips
  • 1 sizeable chopped red-skinned potato
  • 2 medium chopped leeks
  • 3 cans of vegetable broth
  • 1 teaspoon of crushed fennel seeds
  • ½ teaspoon of crushed dried sage
  • ½ teaspoon of pepper
  • ½ cup of dried bow-tie pasta
  • 3 cups of torn fresh spinach

INSTRUCTIONS

  1. Combine the carrots, rutabaga, tomatoes, potato, and leeks in your slow cooker. Add the vegetable broth, fennel seeds, sage, and pepper.
  2. Cover them up and cook on a low-heat setting for roughly 8 to 9 hours or on a high setting for 4 to 4-1/2 hours.
  3. Meanwhile, cook the pasta according to your package directions, and drain it. Stir in the cooked pasta and spinach into the soup mixture. Scoop them into your bowls and serve with toast if you’d like.

Be sure to let us know which one of these slow cooker recipes was your favorite in the comments below. 

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12 thoughts on “9 Slow Cooker Recipes for Effortless Meals”

      1. I was taught that if you didn’t have anything nice to say, don’t say anything at all. Someone has a question a legit question, and all you can say is duh. I would much rather print it and put it with my recipes and have to write it all down much cleaner

    1. I just did. Highlight recipe, hit copy and then paste into email to yourself.
      Then print your email and there you have it. I had to do picture separately but do the
      same way. Love pot roasts and so filling.

    2. I take photos of only the recipes I want then print those out. If you are able to rearrange the recipes to take out ads and extraneous parts, then copy the photos and delete parts you don’t want on an iPad’s Pages.

    3. Hi Janet. I’m on my cell phone and I can copy/paste the recipe. Try it! You can then paste it into your email or into a word doc and save it wherever you want or print it too. Hope this helps

    4. Try touching the 3 lines on the lower right of the page, a group of icons will appear to allow you to SHARE….
      Then you should be able to send yourself a rext message link with only that page so you can print out that one recipe. That’s what worked for me.

  1. Roni here. I, too, hate when I can’t copy these recipes. I did finally manage the burito bowl one. What I did was highlight the printing I wanted copied. To the right of my screen, a listing came up and I clicked on ‘print’. Then to the left of the screen appeared the actual description of how I would want it to print. 8X11, etc, single page, back to back, etc and I clicked ‘single sheet’ and at the bottom of the screen in a big square, I then clicked “print”. The only thing that happened that I didn’t like was # 3 of the directions was omitted. I just had to write 2 sentences about shredding chicken and I was done. I wish I knew the entire answer of why they show these things and don’t allow the printing to take place. ?? Hope this was helpful.

  2. You can print it. Just go to the 3 little dots at the top right hand corner of laptop. Select Print. Choose the pages you want to print. There you go. Add to your recipes. 🙂

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