This post is sponsored by Yahoo! All thoughts are my own.
This slow cooker Enchilada Soup is just the thing for chilly fall and winter nights. Less than 10 minutes of prep time! Just throw everything into your Crock Pot and let the magic happen.
There’s a giveaway so stick around after the recipe! If you know me, you know I love my slow cooker aka Crock Pot. It’s definitely a very loved appliance. It’s missing a handle but still works perfectly so I have never replaced it. I have also talked about a friend who didn’t own a slow cooker and she has 10 children. I know. Crazy. I was browsing through Yahoo Food! and came across a recipe for Slow Cooker Chicken Enchilada Soup. You really need to check out their website. It’s full of amazing recipes to inspire your foodie nature. It’s so fun to read, I could get lost in it for hours. Like these 9 Ways to Fancy Up Your Pies. Gorgeous!
Now this soup. It’s perfect because you can customize it how you like it. And what better way to cook this Chicken Enchilada soup than in a 6 quart 7-in-1 Multi-Functional Cooker ?? Yahoo Food! and I are teaming up to give one away to a lucky reader! More on that later.
- ½ cup chopped onion
- 3 garlic cloves, minced
- 2 cans (14 oz. each) chicken broth
- 1 (8 oz.) can tomato sauce
- 1 (15 oz.) can black or pinto beans, rinsed and drained
- 1 (14.5 oz.) can diced tomatoes
- 1 (15 oz.) can corn kernels
- 1 tsp. ground cumin, plus more to taste
- ½ tsp. dried oregano
- 1 lb. boneless, skinless chicken breasts
- Toppings
- shredded cheddar cheese
- chopped green onions
- chopped fresh cilantro
- avocado, sliced
- sour cream
- crushed tortilla chips
- Place everything but the toppings into a slow cooker.
- Cover and cook on low for 4 to 6 hours.
- Remove the chicken, cut or shred it with two forks, and place it back in the slow cooker.
- Ladle into servings bowls and top each with toppings.
To enter to win this prize, simply use the rafflecopter form below. Good luck!
Charlotte Moore says
I would probably cook a chicken for chicken and rice soup.
Lee says
Love everything about this recipe…including your photography! Okay, that is a legit slow cooker. It does EVERYTHING.
mandyrecipebox says
Seriously, right? I think I need one myself!
nancyabc says
My mom always used a pressure cooker but she kind of made me afraid of one because of all her safety tips.
I would like to try again because her stuffed peppers were great.
Lisa @ Cooking with Curls says
I would make something with the pressure cooker feature. I have no idea what, but I’ll find something!! 😉 Thanks for the awesome giveaway Mandy!
margaret says
I’d start with some taco or enchilada soup….just perfect for the chilly autumn weather!
Heather T says
I have been wanting a pressure cooker for awhile, just not in the budget there are so many great recipes for them, its hard to pick. Love the recipe as I have chicken and salsa in the crock as we speak, it may just get changed to this soup!
Anna @ Crunchy Creamy Sweet says
This is one of our favorite comfort foods! I need to make it soon!
mandyrecipebox says
I agree! Thanks, Anna 🙂
Alexa says
I would use the pressure cooker feature. I have just started this last year getting into it, and used my moms, but it would be so great to have one of my own!! Salsa next year?! Yum!!
Mika says
Make pulled pork 🙂
Michelle T. says
I’d make some sort of soup. Thank you for the giveaway! 🙂
alexandra robertson says
This looks like dinner! Yummm!
Kim L says
I would make potato soup with kale
Julie @ Julie's Eats & Treats says
Love anything in the slow cooker and this looks like the perfect bowl of soup to warm up with!
Shanna M says
I’d probably make a soup.
Terry B. says
I enjoy reading your blogs and seeing your recipes. This kitchen appliance would be a plus in my kitchen.
Chef Chris says
This recipe looks great! I actually tried something like this a while back, and this just brought back so many nostalgic memories, haha! I love cooking stuff like this. I always try to find new recipes on forums and I got great ones emailed to me from http://lovelyrecipesforyou.weebly.com and I genuinely enjoy them. Anyways, thanks for posting this dish, I really need to make this more often!
Kelly - Life Made Sweeter says
I don’t think I could live without our slow cooker too – it’s such a life saver especially with kids. We are big fans of chicken enchiladas and in soup form sounds even better! This looks so comforting and delicious!
Becca from It's Yummi says
I never realized how easy of a recipe enchilada soup is. Fabulous!
I’d love to use the cooker to make rice.
Jocelyn @BruCrew Life says
I really do need to use my crock pot more often! This soup sounds delicious!!
mandyrecipebox says
Thanks, Jocelyn!
Cindy A. says
I would read the operating instructions and then *hopefully* figure out how to make my own yogurt. How awesome is that feature!?!
Judy Smith says
I still enjoy cooking some things I have never tried before. I have used a pressure cooker. But it’s been years . I remember my mama and sisters using one. And I know it’s a must for canning meats and vegetables.Looks like a good one.
Connie says
I just told my husband that I WANT this for Christmas. I also told the kids to tell Santa that mommy wants this and has been as good as she could. lol
Tami Kolbe says
Hoping to make this tonight. Hoping it’s a yummy as it sounds.
HELENE says
This recipe looks so fabulous I can’t wait to make it. My crockpot is probably one of the Rival originals, so I REALLY need a new one. And with all of these features I wont know what to do first. Actually I have been dying to learn how to use a pressure cooker. Thanks Mandy.
Hailey Gossett says
Would love to try my chili in this slower cooker!!
Debi Greene says
Would love to start by cooking health soups in the pressure cooker.
Kathy Joyner says
It’s a rice cooker!? My husband would be over the moon because cooking rice and I don’t seem to get along 🙂
Deb Karns says
So many choices Chicken n Noodles, Chili, Turkey Breast or soup. Thank you for the contest. Good Luck everyone.
LINDA QUIGLEY says
I think that I would start off with pressure cook a roast, and I would cook something with each option that the instant pot has. Such a great versatile cooking tool. I would love to play with it
Karen Ostrom says
I’d make a roast and potatoes
stacy Abrams says
I would make soup first as it’s that time of year
Lavaldia M. says
Would love to use it for the Chicken Enchilada Soup that sounds simply delicious.
Sandy Headtke says
I would use it as a pressure cooker and try to recreate my mom’s chicken and dumplings.