Chicken Stroganoff

This Chicken Stroganoff is an easy slow cooker meal!

Although the Instant Pot is my favorite kitchen gadget to cook with some meals are just better in the slow cooker.

The last time I moved I actually got rid of my crock pots. Because my Instant Pot has a slow cooker mode I didn’t think I needed them anymore.

What I didn’t realize is that the Instant Pot only heats on the bottom, so it doesn’t slow cook as good as a crock pot.

So I broke down and bought another slow cooker. I think it was a good decision.

Plus there’s nothing like the smell of food cooking in the crock pot all day. I love coming home to that!

I have a recipe for Beef Stroganoff that’s made in the Instant Pot. It’s really good and low in points. It’s more of a soup style stroganoff.

It made me want to make a chicken stroganoff in the slow cooker. But I wanted it to be creamy instead of soupy.

To keep this chicken stroganoff lower in points I used Healthy Request cream of chicken soup. I also used reduced fat cream cheese.

I also used Lipton onion soup mix which always adds a ton of flavor!

This chicken stroganoff is 5 points per serving for blue and purple, 7 points for green. I calculated it at 4 servings which gives you about 1 cup of the chicken mixture.

How you want to serve this is up to you. I like it over riced cauliflower because it doesn’t add any points to the recipe.

You can also put it over egg noodles or any other type of noodles. Just make sure you add the points for the noodles.

I let the chicken cook on low for 4 hours. At that point I was able to shred the chicken with a fork.

One thing I love about the Instant Pot is how quickly food cooks, but sometimes it’s worth the extra time in the slow cooker. 🙂

Here is the recipe for the beef stroganoff:

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