UPDATED! 26 Kosher Slow Cooker or Crock-Pot Dishes You Will Love

Get dinner on the table with these great kosher recipes around the web!

UPDATED! We first published this post in the early days of Between Carpools, back in 2016. It quickly became the #1 post on Google when you search “kosher slow cooker” (or “kosher slow cooker recipes”). Slow cooker and Crock-Pot recipes really come in handy for those days when you’ll be out and want to come home to a hot meal. But, from a recipe developers standpoint, they are hard to work on because it’s hard to tweak them after the fact. What you put in is what you get out. So, we asked our own readers if they have some new slow cooker favorites to add to our list. Thank you to those who shared! The new suggestions are noted below.

It’s a good time to pull out your Crock-Pot, try one of these Crock-Pot dishes or slow cooker ideas, and get dinner done before you even start your day.

Want to know our top slow cooker picks?

This Magic Mill is a favorite. And read about the different types of slow cookers in this post.

Meat

Soup and Stews

Poultry

Traditional Foods

Did you know you can make?

Like one-pot dinners? Try Kim Kushner’s Chicken & Potatoes.

What’s your favorite Crock-Pot dinner? Link or add your recipes in the comments below.

Leah Schapira

Leah is the best-selling author of 10 kosher cookbooks. She’s known as a master “connector,” bringing people together and collaborations to life.

 

11 responses to “UPDATED! 26 Kosher Slow Cooker or Crock-Pot Dishes You Will Love”

  1. Penina Avatar
    Penina

    Hi:) love your page! What crock pot would you all recommend?

  2. Ellen Felder Avatar
    Ellen Felder

    Hi the links aren’t working for any of the recipes…

  3. Ahava Avatar
    Ahava

    Hi,
    I’m not sure if you’re still maintaining this page, but some of the links are not working.

    1. sara Avatar
      sara

      Yup, some links not working

      1. R Avatar
        R

        It’s to random external sites, so makes sense they don’t exist anymore.

    2. betweencarpools Avatar
      betweencarpools

      Thank you. We updated and removed some links.

  4. Chaya S. Avatar
    Chaya S.

    Can these recipes work for someone who leaves for work at 8:15 and returns at 4:30? I previously had a crock pot recipe book, and many of the recipes were for 6 hours.

    1. Julie Hauser Avatar
      Julie Hauser

      I did not view these recipes nor am I familiar with them, but having written the book Pesach While You Sleep, with a lot of experience cooking with slow cookers (and pressure cookers), I will say they are very forgiving! You can be flexible, let it go longer, unless it’s something that will greatly dry out and you don’t have enough liquid, like pasta or dry chicken cutlets… (Normally, my trick is very little liquid, except for cholent!)

  5. K Avatar
    K

    U left out your gluten free Cholent recipe (meat, rice…), I make for supper (I put all the ingredients in at same time in the morning), it’s yummm

    1. Sarah Avatar
      Sarah

      Can u share the recipe?

  6. Esther Grunwald Avatar
    Esther Grunwald

    Can these recipes be done all day in an oven? Like on 200-250 covered well?

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