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Easy Ethnic Slow Cooker Suppers

From saucy cashew chicken to zesty chile verde tostadas, every recipe here is delicious, easy to make, and better than takeout.



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Slow Cooker Indian Chicken Stew
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Slow Cooker Indian Chicken Stew

    With pantry-ready ingredients such as garbanzo beans, canned tomatoes, and chicken broth, this slow cooker supper is a snap to make.

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Shredded Beef Lo Mein

    This Asian-inspired supper is simple and delicious. The beef slow cooks all day, while the veggies and noodles come together just before supper.

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Hot and Spicy Braised Peanut Chicken

    Chicken thighs and vegetables slow cook with a blend of Thai spices to create a rich and satisfying supper.

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Pork Ribs in Raspberry Chipotle Sauce

    For a Mexican-inspired barbecue, try these pork ribs -- they're smothered in a rich mixture of raspberry preserves, chipotle peppers, and adobo sauce.

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Vegetable-and-Garbanzo Curry

    Curry powder, coconut milk, and a sprinkling of fresh basil spice up this medley of cauliflower, garbanzo beans, green beans, and carrots.

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Chile Verde

    This tender and flavorful pork-shoulder braise makes a delectable filling for corn tortillas.

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Pizza in a Pot

    Sausage, tomatoes, onion, and peppers simmer into a zesty pizza topping for a toasted French baguette.

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Asian Turkey and Rice Soup

    Fresh mushrooms, bok choy, ginger, and soy sauce add an Asian-inspired twist to classic turkey-rice soup.

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Adobo Pork Tostadas

    Crisp tostadas are filled with tender spiced pork shoulder, refried beans, greens, and tomato. Avocado and queso fresco add creaminess.

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Veal Osso Buco

    Veal simmers until tender in a mixture of tomatoes, basil, garlic, oregano, and red wine. Gremolata -- a blend of fresh parsley, lemon peel, and garlic -- brightens the dish.

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Saucy Sweet-and-Sour Chicken

    Slow simmering makes this tangy sweet-and-sour chicken melt in your mouth. Serve it with vegetable fried rice.

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Moroccan-Style Beef Short Ribs

    Ribs coated in a five-spice rub simmer with onion, fennel, carrot, and garlic.

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Oriental Hot-and-Sour Soup

    Bamboo shoots, water chestnuts, mushrooms, and tofu fill this healthy and delicious Asian-inspired soup.

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Spaghetti Sauce Italiano

    This sumptuous sauce recipe, featuring rich ground beef, Italian sausage, meaty mushrooms, and garlic, will quickly become a family favorite.

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Cashew Chicken

    This saucy chicken dish is almost as easy as takeout -- but it's much healthier.

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Slow Cooker Vegetarian Curry

    Taste a spoonful of this colorful curry and you'll discover an exquisite combination of spices -- curry powder, coriander, crushed red pepper, and cinnamon.

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Shredded Beef, Bean, and Corn Fajitas

    Tender shredded beef, a medley of veggies, and a satisfying touch of heat combine to make these fajitas a regular on the dinner menu.

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Moroccan Chicken Stew

    Raisins, apricots, and a delicious blend of spices make this slow cooker stew hard to resist; serve it at a casual weeknight get-together.

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Gingered Beef and Vegetables

    Served alongside hot-cooked rice, this Asian-inspired dish requires just 20 minutes of prep time. Make it with your favorite veggies; we love carrots, red sweet peppers, and snap peas.

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Chicken Curry

    Sweetness from raisins and peanuts balance spicy curry in this mouthwatering dish.

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Greek Lamb with Spinach and Artichokes

    Tender lamb, tomatoes, spinach, and artichokes are served over hot-cooked orzo. Tangy feta cheese adds creaminess.

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Nikki622 wrote:

"african american" is kind of contradictory if you are looking for american food then thats technically not ethnic if you are looking for americanized african food then that would be soul/southern food still not really ethnic either and if you want authentic african food then once again do a search there are other sites if this one don't have what you want look somewhere else

5/7/2011 02:32:35 PM Report Abuse
Nikki622 wrote:

If you don't want to view the slide show then don't there is a search bar for a reason those of you complaining about the type of ethnic food listed omg its a ethnic recipe ideas for your crock pot no where on this FREE informational site does it claim to list every single ethnic recipe out there if you want something specific use the search bar would you throw a fit if your local market doesn't carry a certain item

5/7/2011 02:32:09 PM Report Abuse
PattyLeo wrote:

I like your site. It's always has great ideas to turn to. The only problem? I get side tracked with so many other things that you have on each page. I end up clicking onto something that I didn't intend to look at. It's a good problem. Keep up the good work.

10/20/2010 04:43:47 PM Report Abuse
cbjob22.22 wrote:

I love this site no problems at all! Great recipes, pictures are awesome, have never been kicked out & love what they feature! I find it is easy to use!

9/29/2010 11:41:25 AM Report Abuse
rsmrsmpsn1 wrote:

If the website is all you have to complain about, count your blessings. This is free and good reading. I have gotten a multitude of great recipes from this website without complaint. Have you thought that it might be your computer or your ISP? They are instant on my computer!

9/27/2010 03:11:46 PM Report Abuse
sam577 wrote:

What is African American food? I make alot of things in the crock pot, maybe I can help.

8/13/2010 02:26:30 PM Report Abuse
preacherlady728 wrote:

I am African-American; could you please have some AA dishes. I do eat Asian foods, but I word like to see some rcipes from my ancestors show up every now and then also.

4/26/2010 10:38:39 AM Report Abuse
el.tucker wrote:

Put the recipes on the same page with the slide even though people will have to scroll down. Save lots of back and forth. If they don't want it they just keep going. Should be able to handle required # of adds along the side.

1/19/2010 07:59:01 AM Report Abuse
Ricky-boy wrote:

Please make sure you use ONE chipotle pepper chopped...at first it appears to add a can of these firecrackers! Great recipe!

1/18/2010 12:01:38 PM Report Abuse
anonymous wrote:

great recipes!!!

11/12/2009 12:34:52 PM Report Abuse
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