You can’t go wrong with the ultimate comforting home-cooked meal! Slow Cooker Chicken and Noodles is a true family pleasing meal and doesn’t use any canned cream soup!
I love quick and easy meals that require nothing more than my slow cooker to make, and I especially love when it’s a meal my family goes nuts for too! For anyone that struggles to get food on the table that every person in your family will eat and enjoy, you know all to well the pain of most dinners where someone is complaining. But, you also know the joy of when everyone is happy and requests seconds! With a meal like this slow cooker chicken and noodles, everyone wins! It’s easy to make and delicious to devour!
How do you make chicken and noodles in a slow cooker?
- utilize your slow cooker to make easy work of cooking some chicken breasts all day in broth
- use my favorite herb and garlic seasoning blend so that you have minimal things to add
- Add frozen egg noodles at the end along with some cream and let cook through
While it is a two step process, it’s still so easy and simple and mostly hands-off.
Can you cook Reames noodles in the slow cooker?
Yes! It will take a little longer than boiling on the stove, but give that you can add them and walk away, it’s totally worth the little bit of extra time it takes. I find if my slow cooker is on high, it takes around 30-40 minutes for them to be cooked.
Slow Cooker Chicken and Noodles
Ingredients
- 1 pound boneless skinless chicken breast
- 2 cups chicken broth
- 1 tablespoon herb and garlic seasoning
- 1/4 cup cornstarch
- 16 oz frozen egg noodles
- 1/2 cup heavy cream
- salt to taste
Instructions
- Add chicken, broth and seasoning to slow cooker
- Cover and cook on high for 3-4 hours or low for 6-8
- Remove chicken and shred and return to slow cooker
- Turn slow cooker to high
- Whisk cornstarch with equal amount of water until smooth and stir into slow cooker along with noodles and cream
- Cover and continue cooking on high for 30-40 minutes until noodles are cooked and tender
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Do you remove the chicken stock liquid from the slow cooker along with the chicken or do you leave that in there before you put the noodles in?
Nope, leave it in and it will help cook the noodles!
These egg noodles are a bit hard to find but are great. I buy the rotisserie chicken at Sam’s and just use the breast and it is wonderful because the spices they put on the chicken gives the dish a little extra flavor plus I add a can of evaporated milk and half stick of butter. Yummmm !
I have used Reames noodles for years. Walmart carries them and so do a lot of other stores in the freezer section of the store. They do cook up well in Crockpot. Just put them in and cook them with everything else. I also add a little poultry seasoning and/or crushed rosemary.
I do not have frozen noodles in our stores. Will it be ok to cook our regular noodles on top of the stove, add them to my slow cooker when done and have the same results ?
The frozen egg noodles are the Reames noodles but if you can’t find those, I would look for Amish style egg noodles in the dried section instead. You can still add them directly to the slow cooker, but they will take just a bit longer to cook and you may need to add about 1/2 cup more liquid.
Hi Jennifer,,,,,Your recipe for slow cooker chicken and noodles sounds awesome. My only question is where can I purchase frozen egg noodles ? I’ve never seen them around here and I always use package egg noodles that you boil. Will that make any difference.
All your recipes that I’ve tried have been great. Thank you for your help. Happy New Year…..
Thank you so much!! The egg noodles I’m referring to are the Reames noodles. If you can’t find frozen noodles, I would look for Amish style dried egg noodles instead. You can still add directly to the slow cooker, but plan on a little extra cooking time and probably 1/2 cup of additional liquid may be needed. Hope that helps!