I was going to make this yesterday, but by the time I hit the store and came home I didn’t have enough time to get it in the crockpot. Everything happens for a reason. Today I had plenty of time to get this meal ready and not feel rushed.
I new that the idea of Praline Chicken sounded good, but I had no idea just how wonderful this would turn out. I honestly think that this is one of the best meals I have ever made from scratch. Seriously! After making it I thought to myself, “This could be served at a gourmet bistro, and it came out of my crockpot!”
I served it on top of baby spinach greens, but you could put this over rice, couscous, whatever floats your boat. For an added bonus I made a batch of sweet potato fries and included the recipe too!
What shocked me was that my picky 6 year old son not only tried it, but ate every last morsel of food on his plate. I didn’t give him spinach, but he ate the chicken and the sweet potato fries. That is saying something right there.
This is a keeper at my house. It will be added to the regular rotation of meals! Give it a try and let me know what you think!
I love that it is gluten free and dairy free, no changes were necessary!
Praline Chicken (Crockpot)
Praline Chicken Printable Version
- 6 small or 3 large chicken breasts cut into chunks
- Creole seasoning
- 2 tbsp oil
- 1/2 cup Maple syrup (Pancake Syrup)
- 2 tbsp brown sugar
- 1 cup chopped pecans
Toss Chicken breast chunks with creole seasoning.
In a large skillet heat oil over medium heat. Brown Chicken on all sides. It doesn’t need to be cooked through.
After browned add chicken to crockpot.
In a bowl mix Maple Syrup, sugar, and pecans.
Pour over chicken and cook in crockpot on low for 6 hours or high for 3 hours.
Serve over rice, baby spinach, whatever you choose.
Makes 6 servings
Sweet Potato Fries
Sweet Potato Fries Printable Version
- 2 Sweet potatoes
- olive oil
- creole seasoning (you could use just salt if you prefer)
Preheat oven to 450 degrees.
Cut Sweet potato into fries.
Toss in a bowl with olive oil, then season.
Place on a foil covered baking pan in one layer and bake for 10 minutes.
Flip over fries and bake for another 10-15 minutes or until cooked through. This will depend on how thick they were cut.
Serve!
Meal Deal
Not only is this meal delicious but economical too! Chicken breasts are on sale $1.99/lb this week at Publix! Here is the cost breakdown. I made this for much cheaper because I had items in my stockpile. I only had to purchase the salad. I had everything else on hand!
2lb Boneless Skinless Chicken Breasts $1.99/lb = $3.98
Pecans approx $3.50
Pancake Syrup approx $2.50
Sweet Potatoes approx $0.50/lb ($2)
Salad Blend approx $2.25
Total= $14.23
Divide by 6 Servings
$2.37 per serving!
You can make this for less if you have these items on hand!
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Now I know what to do with all the sweet potato’s I found at a Wal-mart clearance for 5 cents/lb!
Oh wow! This was the first time I had ever made them. I had threatened to try them before! I WILL be making them again! They are fabulous!
Where did you get the creole seasoning?
The one I have I ordered online…but you can pick them up at the grocery store. They have them right with the spices.
How in the world did you cut your sweet potatoes to look so uniform?! I would LOVE to make this for dinner Friday night, but I’m a little intimidated by how hard-to-cut those sweet potatoes are going to be!
Any advice???
Love those sweet potato fries!!! They are so easy to fix and so yummy!
This looks absolutely incredible! I am definitely going to make this for my family. Sadly, I will have to wait a few weeks for when I am off of my carb fast.