Simple and Healthy Crockpot Meal
My wonderful (and practical) son got me some crock pot liners for Christmas. (Hum? Wonder what he was trying to tell me. That I should cook more? Nope, he’s simply trying to make my life easier.)
Looking forward to a very easy cleanup, I put together the following simple and healthy crock pot meal.
Ingredients:
8-10 potatoes, peeled and cut into pieces
2 (14.5 oz) cans green beans
13 oz Polska Kielbasa (cut into pieces)
1 (12 oz) can of lite beer
Directions:
Place liner in crock pot.
Add first three ingredients then pour in beer.
Cook 3-5 hours high.
Enjoy!
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Thanks so much for sharing your recipe. . . it sounds so yummy! My kids will love it. Pinning it: http://pinterest.com/pin/186829084511462304/
This looks really good… I keep finding all these awesome looking recipes that call for beer. One of these day I’m gonna have to pony up and buy some.
Thanks Elise! Hope you get the opportunity to make one of those awesome recipes soon!
Yum! So simple yet it looks so good! I will definitely have to try this sometime soon
It is simple and delicious! Thanks for stopping by, Erika!
oh love this type of meal my mom used to fix it all the time oh so yummy come see what I shared at http://shopannies.blogspot.com
Thanks for your comment and for stopping by, Angie. I’m headed your way now.
That sounds great! I am really curious what the beer flavor does. Easy too!
Thanks for stopping by, Susan!
Oh, I LOVE this! I used to make something similar when I ran a cafe, and it was a favorite. Instead of beer, I used cream of mushroom soup. Thanks for reminding me about this easy recipe; it’s perfect for winter. I’ll have to try adding the beer instead.
Cheers,
Tracy
And I’ll have to try using cream of mushroom soup. Thanks for stopping by Tracy!
This is one of my favorite winter meals. Thanks for sharing!
Thanks for stopping by, Leslie!
Oh, how I love kielbasa! I have never had beer in mine, but I bet it adds a great flavor! Wonderful recipe! I would love if you would drop by and link up this or any recipe you like to my Super Bowl Eats and Treats Party!
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Thanks!
Thanks for stopping by and for the invite, Teri!
This looks delish! I am a follower! Can you please post this at my Taste This Thursday party!?
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Thanks so much for following us, Jonnique! And thanks for the invite!
crockpot liners, now that is something I should look into! This recipe looks great! We make kielbasa with chili sauce and grape jelly every Christmas. Not necessarily healthy…but definitely yummy
I’ve definitely got to try the kielbasa with chili sauce and grape jelly! Thanks so much for stopping by and sharing, Heather!
Had this one on our menu this week- but never thought to use crock pot! Good idea!!!
Make it easy. You deserve it! Thanks so much for stopping by.
I am always on the look out for great crockpot meals. This one fits the bill! I am pinning it so I can remember it. I would love it if you would be willing to share it at our party going on now-Monday. Thanks
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Thanks for your comment and invite, Kadie!
This is a combination that we would really enjoy, I can almost smell this great dish as it simmers away on a cold winters day. Thank you so much for sharing with Full Plate Thursday. Hope you are having a great week end and come back soon!
Miz Helen
I make a recipe like this, but in the oven.It is a favorite of my family.I have been making it for years.A friend gave me the recipe.It is called”country chicken”.It is a recipe that can be made to fit how many you have to feed.It is also good leftover.The potatoes on bottom, chicken, smoked sausage ,onions, bell peppers, water, salt, pepper, oregano and green beans on top .Layers in sprayed dish.Bake at 350 for about one hour depending on how much is in dish.My family calls it garbage-but it is a very good to eat garbage.It could be done in slow cooker too.A dish of rice on the side and it is some good eating.
simple as they say but it sounds so great…thanks for sharing your recipe! visiting from FTF, see you around.
crockpot meal looks delish, never try this recipe yet. Thank you for sharing. Visiting from FTF, hope that you can return the visit too.
This looks go good. Thanks for sharing with Simply Delish.
Yum. I do something similar in the skillet, but no beer…great idea! Thanks for sharing at Church Supper. Have a blessed week and see you again next Sunday!
I will have to try this with the green beans. I usually cook kelbasi with cabbage, carrots and potatoes in water. It is really good.
Visiting from It’s a Party.
Love this “healthy” spin on a traditional Oktoberfest dish!
I am inviting you come and be part of my blog hop:
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Does the beer allow enough liquid for a crock pot recipe?