Healthy Crockpot Recipes

Very little prep time and great for football Saturdays. NOT bland, but not too spicy. Add more jalepeno peppers or seasoning if you want it spicier. Serves 6-8 people. Great leftovers. Nutritional information is per bowl.

***PLEASE NOTE*** if you looked at this recipe before, I have changed some things - we added more veggies, and our cooker had everything done long before the original time settings, so be aware.

These black eye peas are both vegetarian, low sodium and easy to prepare! I enjoy them over rice.

Low sodium, low calorie, healthy low fat, BIG on flavour, delicious....

I had 4 apples and an asian pear "to use up" and created this soup in my crockpot (any apple or pear can be used in this)...and it came out fantastic! I didn't peel my apples, since I like the fiber aspect, but feel free to peel them if you wish.

Other recipes add cream or half & half, but I don't think it is necessary....feel free to play with the spices, if you don't like curry, leave it out and add some cumin or basil.

You can eliminate the olive oil (which reduces the calorie count to around 127), but the oil gives the soup a better "mouth feel". Feel free to make this vegetarian by swapping the chicken stock for vegetable stock...or even water would be fine, and add a TINY amount of salt.

You may choose to add a dollop of fat free sour cream or yogurt when you serve it....

lean beef and turkey plus plenty of fresh vegetables make this a perfect winter chili

This was created by a friend of mine and is super delish!

A delicious combination of oatmeal, flax seed, fruit and spices make an aromatic breakfast to wake up to

When I make this recipe, everyone wants a copy of it. It is snapped up as soon as it is served. Will serve at least 12 people. Hope you enjoy.

very low calorie, tasty stew made in crockpot, easy as can be

Easy chicken/vegetable soup.

This is a seriously chunky and hunky chili that sticks to your ribs but not your hips! Warm and delicious!