Feeling too tired and hot to cook dinner? Me too. After a full day of squeezing in work, playgrounds, pools, and yard work, it’s awesome to come home to an easy dinner that practically cooked itself. This Easy BBQ Crockpot Chicken uses bottled barbecue sauce as a base, it doesn’t get simpler than this!
SLOW COOKER CHICKEN BBQ
This chicken BBQ is perfect on rolls, in lettuce wraps, or plain. My children love to eat it for lunch with a side of fresh corn on the cob! It’s also super convenient to bring to cookouts with family and friends. But watch out…it won’t last long!
RELATED: Serving salad with your Chicken BBQ? Check out these amazing 15 Summer Salads!
THINGS YOU’LL NEED
Of course you could make a large amount of BBQ chicken in the slow cooker, then freeze it for easy and convenient meals with no cleanup! I like the sound of that!
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FOR THE CHICKEN:
- Fresh chicken breasts (4–5)
- 1 bottle of your favorite BBQ Sauce
HANDY EQUIPMENT:
Begin by pouring about 1 cup of BBQ sauce into the crockpot. Add the chicken, thawed or unthawed, then set your slow cooker to cook on low for 6–8 hours. Serve outdoors or indoors and enjoy!
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More slow cooker meals your family will love:
- Crockpot Chicken and Dumplings soup is always a crowd pleaser. This classic and hearty soup recipe can be enjoyed year-round, especially on rainy days!
- One of our all-time favorites is this super easy no boil crockpot macaroni and cheese.
- If my family had to choose a favorite, it would have to be these slow cooker barbecue country style ribs. Delicious!
- Another crock pot favorite is my To Die for Pot Roast, though my kids have always known it as “stringy roast”.
- Hearty sandwiches are always great for dinner, and these slow cooker meatball subs are perfect for taking along to football practice!
- If sandwiches or take-along dishes are a favorite, try this easy slow cooked pulled pork on for size.
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Easy Crockpot Chicken BBQ
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Print It Rate ItIngredients
- 1 pack of chicken breasts 4–5 breasts
- 1 bottle of prepared BBQ Sauce
Instructions
- Pour 1 cup of BBQ Sauce into the slow cooker.
- Add the chicken, thawed or unthawed.
- Set the slow cooker on low for 6–8 hours.
- When the chicken is cooked, it should be soft enough to shred.
- Add another 1–2 cups of BBQ sauce to the freshly shredded chicken.
- Serve on rolls with fresh summer veggies!
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Nancy Mrozek says
Hello!
I just found this recipe for barbecued chicken in the slow cooker and while I found the AMOUNT of chicken breasts needed for the recipe, I do not see the NUMBER OF SERVINGS on the recipe?? I need to feed around 15 people and wonder how many chicken breasts I would need.
Please advise!!!! Thank you!
Amanda Davis says
Hi Nancy, depending on the size of the breasts, you can feed 5-7 people.
Deborah Carde says
I tried this recipe with Sweet Baby Rays bbq sauce and it was delicious; meat falling off the bone quick and easy. I can’t wait to share this recipe with my daughters for their families
Diane W says
It would be nice to see what the Nutritious Value information is on each recipe. As I have to watch my sugar intake and gluten intake. I see lots of your recipes that I would like to try but before I am able to try them I need to know this information
Amanda Formaro says
You’re right that the nutritional info is missing on this one. We are working on updating all older recipes, such as this one. Thanks for bringing it to my attention.