Crockpot Wednesday

It has become harder and harder for me to get at least one home cooked meal cooked for Andy and I at least one night a week. But this cooler weather has had me thinking, remember this post??  The one where I explained my new ideas about starting Crockpot Wednesday. Every Wednesday I will be sharing a new crockpot recipe that I have tried.
Crock-Pots are easy for a number of reasons, but the best one being that things are fully cooked and ready to dump into a bowl as soon as you finally get home. On Wednesdays, Andy and I rush back to his house after AWANA at church in time to watch our favorite shows  Modern Family. I have figured the easiest way for us to get an actual meal is to cook ahead of time.

Last week's recipe was  Chicken Pot Pie Dumplings Here is the super easy recipe. I pretty much mixed up a bunch of recipes that I had found and ended up with this.
Ingredients: 4 boneless skinless chicken breasts 2 cans cream of chicken soup 2 cans Veg-All chicken broth salt/pepper small can of pop-can biscuits
Add chicken, cream of chicken soup, and 1 can of veggies to the crock-pot, pour over enough chicken broth to cover. Let this cook for 4-5 hours on low.
1 hour before: pull chicken out and shred, add other can of veggies, flatten and cut biscuits in half, layer on top, slightly pushing them into broth/soup mixture. let this cook for another hour, until biscuits are no longer doughy.
I think the dumplings being on top make this a cross between a pot pie and dumplings. It turned out pretty good, and I definitely think we will try it again.
I forgot to take pictures, but I promise to be better in the coming weeks. Do you have any crock-pot recipes to share?
Eventually I hope to make this a weekly or bi-weekly linkup, however me writing a blog is enough for now and I don't even have the time to think about figuring out how to do one of those. If you would like to leave a link in the comments to your favorite slow cooker meal, feel free to do so. Sister needs some more ideas. Also check out my Crock pot Pinterest board and follow along here.