31 Soup Recipes That CROCK! - Recipes That Crock! (2024)

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Fall has arrived! And these 31 Soup Recipes That CROCK are here to keep you warm through the chilly days ahead!

31 Soup Recipes That CROCK! - Recipes That Crock! (2)

Aunt Lou here.

We’ve all had those days where the weather outside has chilled us to the bone. All I want when I get home is a warm meal waiting for me. So why not pair up your favorite slow cooker with one of these yummy soup recipes!

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Hamburger Vegetable Soup:

Over at Jen’s Happy Spot, you can see her easyHamburger Vegetable Crock Pot Souprecipe that is not only family friendly, but pocketbook friendly!

Corn Chowder:

As your main dish or an appetizer, this Crock Pot Corn Chowder from Christine at Amazing Soup Recipes is sure to please.

Lasagna Soup:

This Slow Cooker Lasagna Soupadded a little variety in the Goode house’s soup line up and was quickly added to the “loved” list by Mikey (aka Puddie…but it would just be weird if I called him that. 😉 ).

Turkey Soup:

You’ll want to keep this Leftover Turkey Souprecipe from What’s Cooking with Ruthie handy for your upcoming holiday leftovers or any time you have some turkey you need to use up.

Sweet Coconut Butternut Soup:

How about some Sweet Coconut Butternut Crock Pot Soup? Amy from Super Healthy Kids has you covered. Yum!

Taco Soup:

Cris helps you change up taco night with this Beefy Taco Soup.

Tomato Basil Soup:

Over at Your Homebased Mom, Leigh Ann puts a new twist on tomato soup with her Crock Pot Tomato Basil Soup.

Chicken & Barley Vegetable Soup:

Iowa Girl Eats, aka Kristin, keeps warm during a snowstorm with this Crock Pot Chicken & Barley Vegetable Stew.

Chicken & Wild Rice Soup:

This Chicken and Wild Rice Soupfrom Baked By Rachel is sure to help ward off the upcoming cold.

Loaded Baked Potato Soup:

I love Loaded Potato Soup, and Liza Loves shares her Crock Pot Loaded Baked Potato Soup. This just might make an appearance at our house very soon!

Popeye Soup:

Nana shares her Popeye Crockpot Souprecipe over at Better Recipes. Find out how she came up with the name for this yummy recipe.

Cheeseburger Soup:

Love cheeseburgers? Then Emma’s Cheeseburger Soupon Emmmmerz is a must try!

Fajita Soup:

Lori from The Stonybrook House has a super easy Fajita Crockpot Souprecipe for you to throw together this fall.

Italian Sausage Soup:

Looking for a hearty soup? William has you covered on Food.com with his Italian Sausage Crock Pot Soup.

Beef & Barley Soup:

Jacqueline from The Artistic Farmer combined four recipes to come up with this Beef & Barley Crock Pot Soup.

Chicken Taco Soup:

Do you like chicken tacos? Then you should give Emily’s Slow Cooker Chicken Taco Soupover on Is This REALLY My Life a try!

Ham & Vegetable Soup:

It is always fun to have kids help out in the kitchen. Jamie shares how her daughter help out with this Ham and Vegetable Crock Pot Soup onInspired By Familia.

Sweet Potato & Sausage Soup:

Mmm…Sweet Potato and Sausage Soup(aka Clean Out Your Cupboard Soup…even better!) from Dawn at Vanilla Sugar Blog.

Chicken Tortilla Soup:

To celebrate the arrival of fall, Jennifer from Miller Musings makes this easy and delicious Crock Pot Chicken Tortilla Soup.

French Onion Soup:

Jessica from How Sweet It Is, a former onion hater, loves this Crockpot French Onion Souprecipe.

Mexican Chicken Soup:

Megan’s Whine Critics are all smitten with her Mexican Chicken Crock Pot Soupon Food & Whine.

Chicken Dumplings Soup:

This Chicken Dumplings Crock Pot Soupfrom Life As Bridget Knows It looks super yummy!

Ham Soup:

Emily’s Leftover Ham Crock Pot Soupon She Who Makes goes perfect with some cheese biscuits.

Cream of Asparagus Soup:

Over at A Year of Slow Cooking, Stephanie tells you how to make this Cream of Asparagus Soup. Yum!

Fire Roasted 7 Bean Chili:

Or maybe you are in the mood for chili. Then you will want to try out Ann’s Fire Roasted 7 Bean Crock Pot Chilion Sumptuous Spoonfuls.

Chili (With Two Secret Ingredients):

There’s a secret being shared on That’s So Michelle with her Crock Pot Chili (With Two Secret Ingredients).

Turkey Chili:

You can warm up a cool fall evening with this Turkey Crock Pot Chili by Shannon from Stylishly Ever After.

Chili & Cornbread:

Meredith puts a twist on chili with her Crock Pot Chili and Cornbreadover on Suburban Coupon Mom.

Creamy Ravioli & Spinach Soup:

This Creamy Ravioli and Spinach Soupfrom Aly at Some Kind of Delicious looks divine!

Montreal Chicken Soup:

Jes from Mommy Envy has an easy recipe for you to throw together on a busy day. Try out her Montreal Chicken Crock Pot Soup.

Chunky Chicken Soup:

And last but definitely not least is this Chunky Chicken Crock Pot Soupfrom BA at Food Marriage. It is perfect for the next time you are hosting Game Day!

Shew! There ya have it folks! 31 Soup recipes that will have your pot cRockin’! Did I miss your favorite crock pot soup recipe? Please share below!

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FAQs

How long can you leave soup in crockpot on low? ›

That varies by what's inside the slow cooker and also by the appliance's setting and model, the experts say. Most recipes for all-day cooking call for 6 to 8 hours on low. Quality- (and safety-) wise, another 1 to 2 hours in 'keep warm' mode won't mess things up.

Can you overcook soup in a slow cooker? ›

"When a slow cooker is too full, it may not heat the food evenly," explains Leal. As a result, some parts of the dish may overcook, while others remain undercooked. "This can also increase the risk of foodborne illness, because the food might not reach a safe temperature throughout," she says.

Can you cook soup in slow cooker for 24 hours? ›

Most of the programmable slow cookers available today have a 24-hour cycle, which would shut the slow cooker off automatically, but older models don't necessarily have this function. Generally speaking, however, it's best to only cook food for the indicated times on the recipe you're using.

Is slow cooking soup better? ›

You'll be rewarded with richer, more intense flavors in your soup. There is very little evaporation in the slow cooker. If you're adapting a regular soup recipe, it's likely that you won't need to use all the liquid called for. Put all your ingredients in the slow cooker and then pour the broth over top.

How long can you leave soup in a crockpot? ›

The general rule of thumb is that 2-4 hours is the maximum length of time you can leave food in a slow cooker on warm. After this, it needs to be cooled and transferred into the refrigerator.

How long can soup stay in a crockpot? ›

I would not leave it for more than 8 hours if it contains animal products just to be safe. There is also the possibility that too much liquid would evaporate leaving a cooked-on mess in your cooker. Sure, as long as it stays above 140F the whole time.

Is it OK to leave soup in a crockpot overnight? ›

The short answer: Yes. slow cookers are made to cook food for extensive periods of time (some can be left up to 24 hours). But, of course, follow safe practices outlined in your instruction manual, and keep the appliance on low or warm, as opposed to high, overnight.

Can you leave soup in crockpot on low overnight? ›

Is it safe to leave a slow cooker on for 12 hours? Yes, you can use your slow cooker for longer than eight hours, as long as you keep an eye on it. Many slow cookers do have an automatic shutoff after 24 hours.

What cannot be cooked in a slow cooker? ›

10 Foods You Should Never Make in a Slow Cooker
  1. Raw Meat.
  2. Seafood.
  3. Pasta.
  4. Rice.
  5. Delicate Vegetables.
  6. Boneless Skinless Chicken Breasts.
  7. Dairy.
  8. Wine and Other Liquor.
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Is it OK to leave a crockpot on warm overnight? ›

Given how close that temperature is to the Danger Zone, Crock Pot recommends that you only keep food on the warm setting in your slow cooker for up four hours.

What size slow cooker is best for soup? ›

Whether your household includes three or four people, or you're a couple who actually loves leftovers, a 5-quart slow cooker is an ideal size for you. The moderate size accommodates everything from soups and stews to and chilis and casseroles.

Is 4 hours on high the same as 8 hours on low in a slow cooker? ›

The difference between "High" and "Low" on slow cookers seems to differ with every brand and model. One thing that is consistent, though, is that food takes seven to eight hours to reach a simmer point (around 210°) on low; versus three to four hours on high.

Should you stir slow cooker soup? ›

Due to the nature of a slow cooker, there is no need to stir the food unless it specifically says to in your recipe. In fact, taking the lid off to stir food causes the slow cooker to lose a significant amount of heat, extending the cooking time required. Therefore, it is best not to remove the lid for stirring.

What are 2 principles of soup making? ›

The document provides 5 basic principles of preparing soup: 1) Starting with cold water. 2) Cutting vegetables to an appropriate size. 3) Selecting a protein such as beef, chicken, pork, or fish. 4) Simmering the soup for 4 hours.

Will soup thicken in slow cooker? ›

Slow cookers can be useful for cooking stews, but generally the combination of low heat and a tightly fitting lid will mean that the auce doesn't get a chace to thicken (by reduction) and consequently the sauce can be a little thin.

Can I leave soup on low all day? ›

You can hold at 140 degrees for all day. If it's room temp you must refrigerate after 2hours and cool down fast !

Can I leave my crockpot on low for 12 hours? ›

People do this all the time, but many aren't truly confident that it's 100 percent safe — I, for one, am one of those people. So I did a little digging to get the hard facts. The truth is, yes, leaving the slow cooker on and going about your day is safe, as long as you are using the appliance properly.

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