I AINT NO CHEF BUT WE GOTTA EAT
CREAM OF CHICKEN CHILI | CROCK POT
Here’s what you need :
- 2lbs of chicken breast
- 1 can of black beans ( rinsed and drained )
- 1 can of corn ( rinsed and drained )
- 2 cans of original Rotel
- 2 tbs of chili powder
- 2 tbs of cumin
- 2 tps of onion powder
- 2 packets of Hidden Valley Ranch Seasoning
- 2 bricks of Cream Cheese
Cook for 6 hours on high , mix to shred chicken, and serve with you favorite tortilla chips
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Okay, so you've seen my super simple Cream of Chicken Chili Crock Pot recipe, and trust me, it's a lifesaver! But let's dive a little deeper into why this dish is an absolute winner and how you can make it even more *you*. First off, the beauty of a Crock Pot meal is the hands-off approach. You literally dump everything in, set it, and forget it. For those busy weekdays when you barely have time to think about dinner, this recipe is a godsend. The chicken breast breaks down beautifully, getting incredibly tender and soaking up all those delicious flavors from the chili powder, cumin, and Rotel. The two packets of Hidden Valley Ranch Seasoning? Total secret weapon for that extra punch of flavor! Now, about that creaminess – it’s what makes this chili stand out! The two bricks of cream cheese melt down slowly, creating a rich, velvety texture that coats every bite. This is where the 'adding cream to chili' magic truly happens. If you're wondering about alternatives or want to adjust the creaminess, you totally can! Some people love stirring in a dollop of sour cream or a splash of heavy cream right at the end for an even richer finish. Just remember to add those dairy products after cooking to prevent curdling, especially if using something like sour cream. Want to switch things up? Instead of chicken breast, boneless, skinless chicken thighs work wonderfully too and tend to stay even moister in the slow cooker. For the beans, black beans are classic, but kidney beans or pinto beans could also be a tasty addition. And if you like a little more heat, don't be shy with a pinch of cayenne pepper or a diced jalapeño (seeds removed for less heat, left in for more!). You can even sneak in some diced bell peppers or onions early in the cook time for extra veggies. A little tip for Crock Pot chicken: don't overcook it! While chicken breasts can handle longer cooking times in liquids, 6 hours on high is usually perfect for shredding without drying it out. Once it's done, shredding the chicken right in the pot allows it to absorb even more of that creamy, spicy broth. Serving this Cream of Chicken Chili is half the fun! We love it with a big bowl of tortilla chips for scooping, but don't stop there. Crumbled Fritos, shredded cheddar cheese, a sprinkle of fresh cilantro, a dollop of extra sour cream or Greek yogurt, and sliced green onions are all amazing toppings. It's also fantastic served over a bed of white rice or even baked potatoes for a heartier meal. Leftovers? Oh, they're even better the next day! This chili stores beautifully in an airtight container in the fridge for 3-4 days, making it perfect for meal prep. You can even freeze portions for quick lunches or dinners down the line. It reheats perfectly on the stovetop or in the microwave. So, next time you're looking for a fuss-free, delicious, and comforting meal, give this Cream of Chicken Chili a try. It’s truly a family favorite in our house, and I bet it will be in yours too!



















































Looks good. I made a high protein taco soup on yesterday that has similar ingredients.