Crockpot Chicken Portabello over Linguine by Claudia lamascolo

Working all day? Here is a dinner in one pot that will taste like you slaved over a hot stove all day and made a gourmet meal....take a look.. I prepare alot of it the night before, put into the fridge, add to the pot and turn it on when I leave in the morning.

Mom’s Stuffed Cabbage by The Practical Chef

A hearty mixture of beef and pork rolled in cabbage and baked.

Beef blade, vegetables and rice casserole by Easy Cook - Laka kuharica

Tender chunks of meat, succulent vegetables and rice make this casserole exceptionally tasty.

Duck Leg Confit by Chef Paul McGovern

This is a very simple dish to make it's just takes a long time to do it ! But what you end up with is well worth the time and it will keep for week's in the frig and the flavors just get better with time. You can get the duck fat a any food supply house or if you know a Chef ask them to save it for you. I will store the duck for 3…

Bolognese Sauce by Michael Troiano

This makes a double batch of the best, authentic Bologna-style meat sauce you've ever had. Do a batch in the fall with some fusilli, or make it special with some homemade pasta. You won't be disappointed. Freeze what's left, it reheats even better.

Hungarian Goulash (Gulyasleves) by Rocio Herbert

Great for a cold winter day. Very comforting.

Boeuf a la Bourguignon (adapted for the Slow Cooker from Julia Child) by Steve Peterson

Also known as Beef Burgundy, this dish has become a standard of traditional French cuisine. It is basically a stew prepared with beef braised in red wine and beef stock, flavored with garlic, onions, carrots, a herb bouquet garni, with pearl onions and…

Beef Goulash Chef Style by Nazzareno Casha

Eggplant Parmigiana (Slow Cooker version) copyright 2011 art of living,PrimaMedia,Inc/Maria Liberati by maria liberati

Apple Butter by maria liberati

Slow Cooker, Irish Beef Stew with Guinness by Char's Kitchen

I pulled this together from a few recipes I found. Tried to keep it on the lighter side, and not make too large of a batch.