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hmstubbe on 11.26.2010




Worked like a charm! This will be a money saver, that’s for sure. It really did just completely fall apart, too – sooo tender. Thanks for sharing!
mandre on 1.12.2011




OMG…so good. SO GOOD. And yes, be careful lifting out of the pot because it DOES fall off the bone! The breasts were a tiny bit dry, but I am certain that was something done wrong on my end. DELISH – with great leftovers. Easy peasy. Made it with Ree’s Potatoes Au Gratin and we were in heaven. THANKS!
phsccml on 2.1.2011




This was fantastic. I tried it one day and the next weekend at my mom’s we used it again. It is so much cheaper than the ones from grocery store which I buy mostly because they are already cooked and it will save me time. Now I put a chicken in the crockpot in the morning before leaving for work and it is done when I get home and can eat as is or make so many other recipes.
I have changed the seasonings to reflect what I have on hand or am planning on using the cooked chicken for.
mygirlsnme on 3.29.2011




This really is fabulous! I didn’t think putting the spices under the skin would really matter, but it made a huge difference. I’ve done chicken with the same slow cooker method before, but with the seasoning on just the outside– this way is way, way better! I prepped the chicken the night before, then placed it on the foil balls in the slow cooker in the morning before work. Fabulous dinner; simply fabulous!
Jennie on 1.22.2012




It works! Great chicken. Easy to use for any number of recipes. We’ve really enjoyed it.
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Patricia @ ButterYum on 11.4.2010
LOL – I love the name of your chicken!
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mickib on 11.4.2010
I make this often and then pull the chicken apart and freeze in serving size baggies. But my recipe didn’t have such a fabulous name!
Natasha @ Saved by the Egg Timer on 11.5.2010
Thanks
I thought it was cute too. Ours never makes it to the freezer because we eat it all.
michihunt on 12.16.2010
Sounds wonderful! I bet you could cut an onion in half and use that instead of rolled up tinfoil. I do that when I make potroast. Yummy!
Natasha @ Saved by the Egg Timer on 12.17.2010
Great idea michihunt! I will try that next time.
mrsc95 on 1.6.2011
This is excellent! I loved coming home to a perfectly cooked chicken. This will be handy when I make a recipe that needs cooked chicken, like a pot pie. Of course, it was delicious all by itself!
P.S. The homemade seasoned salt made all the difference!
Natasha @ Saved by the Egg Timer on 1.7.2011
Thanks! I love it in homemade pot pie because it shreds so beautiful. Glad you liked it!
mandre on 1.12.2011
Make this tonight. So good!
Natasha @ Saved by the Egg Timer on 1.13.2011
Thanks mandre for the wonderful reveiw. I am so glad it turned out for you. Slow cookers are tricky only when you leave it too long, I always used to do that and wonder why it dried out. I though because it was steamy in there it would never dry out but it does. Try a little less time next time and it should be good
katief1002 on 1.20.2011
I make chicken like this ALL the time! I usually stuff a cut onion and some garlic cloves in the cavity as well..don’t think it makes a world of difference, but I like doing it anyway. And you are right- it literally falls apart when it’s done. I have never been able to transfer it whole out of the crock. It may not look pretty, but it sure tastes amazing!
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