Best Slow Cooker Balsamic Chicken Recipe

Slow Cooker Balsamic Chicken Recipe looks and sounds incredibly fancy but it is very simple. It’s so tasty and the slow cooker makes this meal a breeze.

Slow Cooker Balsamic Chicken Recipe

I just love Balsamic. I could eat it with a spoon. I am not kidding.

Balsamic is amazing on just about anything. Yum!

This Crock pot Balsamic Chicken recipe is simply amazing. I love my  Balsamic Chicken – Easy skillet chicken recipe, and I definitely love my Balsamic Pulled Chicken Sliders when we have people over.

However, I really wanted a crock pot dinner. I love being able to just sit back and have the slow cooker do all the work!

I love how easy Balsamic Chicken Crock Pot is to make and how “fancy” it looks and tastes!

Especially considering this is coming out of the crock pot. So easy!

You need a crock pot for this Balsamic Chicken Slow Cooker Recipe.

There are some really good ones on sale right now. If you work all day, you may want to invest in a programmable crockpot.

They are awesome because you can set them to start later, or to stop and switch to warm once the dinners are ready. Amazon has some on sale right now too.

I also really like this crockpot.  Now, it’s not programmable but it’s so handy!

It has the feature where you can lock the lid down.

That feature is so nice for when you take meals to potlucks or need to transport the meal somewhere.

Now if you want to save yourself even more time (don’t we all? ) then I really recommend these Crockpot liners. They make clean up a breeze.

Instead of scrubbing and washing the pot, you can just toss the liner. It is practically no clean up.

Years ago, I had been looking for recipes for balsamic chicken for a while, but just couldn’t find any that I thought would work for the crock pot.

I finally made my own delicious recipe, and the family loved it. We have been cooking it for years.

My favorite part it how frugal this Balsamic Chicken Recipe Crockpot is!

It is so easy and everyone will enjoy this recipe.

Approximate cost for our family of 6 for Balsamic chicken breast:

• Chicken – $3
• 1/2 onion – $.25
• Canned tomatoes (bought on sale with coupons) – $.25
• balsamic – $.50

Grand total is less than $5 to make Balsamic Vinegar Chicken!

I just love that.

What to serve with slow cooker balsamic chicken:

My family enjoys this most served with pasta and green beans to make it a complete meal.

I just love the balsamic sauce spooned over the noodles with a little Parmesan cheese. So tasty!

You can also make Skinny Balsamic Chicken.

Just serve it over spaghetti squash and make it extra healthy. It’s actually very good like this!

This is also a very good Weight Watchers Slow Cooker Balsamic Chicken recipe. It is so healthy and delicious.

Try Slow Cooker Balsamic Chicken & Vegetables.

You can  add in carrots, green beans and make it a dinner in one pot. It’s a great way to pack in extra veggies.

The flavor from the balsamic makes the veggies taste so delicious. They are just packed with amazing flavor.

How to freeze Balsamic Chicken Crock Pot Recipe:

Place all the ingredients in a one gallon freezer bag and freeze.

When ready to cook this meal,  run warm water over the bag.  Next, slide out the ingredients and place in the crock pot.

Cook according to the directions. This makes a very easy freezer meal idea!

We actually made 10 Crock Pot Freezer meals in under an hour! Having meals in the freezer makes our weeks so much less hectic.

You know those weeks where you are running from school to endless activities? Those are the days I am so grateful to pull one of these meals out of the freezer.

We do a lot of freezer meals and love these JOKARI Hands-Free Baggy Rack Storage Bag Holder.

The bag holders are not necessary, but make it so much easier to put the meals together.

These hands free bag holders are seriously a life saver.  They keep your bags open so you can just dump your ingredients inside.

You can snag them very inexpensively on Amazon.

Watch me make Crock pot Balsamic Chicken live:

Crock Pot Balsamic Chicken recipe ingredients:

• 3 boneless skinless chicken breasts (mine were frozen) (You can also use chicken thighs)
• 1 can of dice tomatoes (you could used crushed tomatoes or even just tomato sauce)
• 1/2 cup Balsamic Vinegar
• 1/2 onion sliced (or chopped)
• 1/2 Tablespoon of Italian Seasoning
• Garlic, Salt and pepper to taste

How to make Balsamic Chicken Slow Cooker recipe:

1. Swirl a little bit of olive oil in the bottom of the crockpot.
2. Place chicken breasts in the bottom of crockpot.
3. Add onion.
4. Season with Garlic, Salt and pepper and Italian Seasoning
5. Toss in the can of tomatoes
6. Pour Balsamic vinegar over it all
7. Cook on low for 6 to 8 hours. (Or  cover and cook on high for 4 hours)
8.  Place chicken on top of pasta. Make sure you spoon the sauce, onions and the tomatoes over your pasta.

All of that delicious sauce is my favorite part. 😉

Sometimes I will also sprinkle fresh parsley over the balsamic chicken. The extra touch of green looks so nice.

Balsamic Chicken Slow Cooker recipe is a hit with the entire family!

This slow cooked chicken is very good and one of our favorite meals. You can add a little chicken broth if you want more broth to put over the pasta.

Print this Slow Cooker Balsamic Chicken Recipe below:

This recipe is very easy and cleanup is just as quick and easy.

You are going to love having this on your regular menu plan rotation. It’s also great if you are trying to save money on groceries!

Saving money on groceries is a must in our house. This is definitely a recipe that is budget friendly, doesn’t take a lot of time to make and everyone enjoys.

In fact, we saved 50% off just by menu planning!

Try these other Balsamic Chicken Recipes too:

• Grilled Balsamic Glazed Chicken
• Balsamic Chicken – Easy Skillet Chicken Recipe
• Balsamic Pulled Chicken Sliders

They are all so delicious and have that amazing balsamic vinegar sauce. Yum!

You must try these recipes if you love balsamic like we do. It is so good and easy too.

See all our other Crock pot recipes here.