Slow Cooked Chicken Sliders made with McCormick
Football Sunday should be filled with family, fun and food but that doesn’t mean you have to be stuck in the kitchen all day long prepping the meal. Some Sundays before heading to Church I’ll fill the Crock Pot with chicken breasts or thighs, add a sauce then top with some frozen veggies so that when I get home, I can sit back and relax with my son and hubby.
I am not a football fan so while they are watching the game I can read the Sunday paper or work on my blog but usually I am sitting back enjoying the aroma coming from the Crock Pot in the kitchen.
Last month before the game between the Eagles and the Giants #FlyEaglesFly (BTW The Eagles beat the Giants 27 to 7!) I used a package of McCormick Slow Cookers Sweet and Smokey Pulled Chicken seasoning and 4 chicken breasts to create these awesome slow cooked chicken sliders with homemade coleslaw.
Ingredients:
1 package McCormick Slow Cookers Sweet and Smokey Pulled Chicken
1 cup ketchup
1/2 cup brown sugar
2 lbs of chicken breasts
According to package instructions, mix together McCormick seasoning, ketchup and brown sugar. Put chicken breasts into Crock Pot and cover with mixture and cook on high for 4 hours.
If you want to give it a little kick, add some Tabasco or Hot Sauce. After chicken has cooked, shred it using two forks then put some onto slider rolls and top with cheese or coleslaw.
I made my coleslaw using a 1/2 package of pre-made Classic Coleslaw, to which I stirred in a little mayonnaise, Apple Cider vinegar and a sprinkling of sugar then topped each slider which gave them a crispy crunch.
Chicken Sliders Served with Hot Apple Cider
I am glad that McCormick finally came out with a Pulled Chicken seasoning pack as I had previously used the Pulled Pork seasoning however, I found it to be a bit overwhelming for chicken.
Have you tried any of the McCormick Slow Cooked Seasonings?
I haven’t tried this flavor. I need to get myself a bigger slow cooker since mine is so small. Great meal idea for Football Sundays. #ProductReviewParty
Yes, this was the first time trying it and it was great. I have several sizes of Crock Pots so I can fix everything from chicken to candy!
I’ve never tried the McCormick Slow Cook Seasonings but I will now. I understand about Football Sundays. In my house Football starts on Thursday night, all day College Football Saturday, and all day Football Sunday, and then again on Monday night. I love Football and watch it with husband and sons. I use my crock pot a lot. Thanks again for the post on McCormick Slow Cook Seasonings.
Super simple and delicious! I haven’t tried the McCormick Slow Cook seasonings but I sure will this season since the slow cooker is in commission for the next few months. 🙂
Yes, ’tis is the season on the Crock Pot – do you have any good recipes to share?
That looks very interesting…
Yes, thank you.
Those look delicious! I am definitely going to have to try that. I love McCormick anyway, so I’m sure this will be fantastic. #ProductReviewParty
Thank you, they were a great Sunday Snack. I hope you enjoy them as much as we did.
I use McCormick seasonings and have always had a good experience with them. #ProductReviewParty
Yes Victoria, they have good variety of seasoning packs that really bring out flavors of meat and veggies. Hope you enjoy the rest of the weekend.
This looks so tasty, I don’t have a slow cooker but I don’t think that’d be a problem. I love little sliders!
No Slow Cooker…oh no, you need to get one with a quickness! They are such time savers and will have your house smelling wonderful this fall and winter.
These look so good right about now. I’ve never tried to cook my meat in a slow cooker and I think I’m missing out! #productreviewparty
What chu say…never cooked meat in a slow cooker, well you better start with a quickness because you can buy the cheapest cut and have the juiciest, fall off the bone meal!