Turn Your Crock Pot Into a Smokehouse Chicken (Smoked Chicken)

"Since so many people have said this is bland: This is more of a cooking method than a full RECIPE. Season the chicken as desired, use barbecue or soy sauce or what have you. The idea is that you can get "SMOKED CHICKEN" flavor with just your crockpot. If it turns out BLAND, then I guess you should have used some more seasoning."
 
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Ready In:
10hrs 10mins
Ingredients:
2
Yields:
1 smoked chicken
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ingredients

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directions

  • Rinse chicken inside and out, and pat dry.
  • Season as desired.
  • Place in crock pot, breast side down.
  • Pour liquid smoke over top or just add along the side, if desired.
  • Cover and cook on low until done. Use the instruction book for your cooker to know how long to cook a chicken. Some crock pots cook faster than others, even on low.

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Reviews

  1. Three words sum up this recipe: TO-DIE-FOR!!!! So good!!! I sprayed the crockpot with cooking spray, put 1 1/2 large onions, sliced, on bottom of the crock, then added the chicken that I had coated well with kosher salt,coarsely ground pepper and McCormick's 'Grill Mates Montreal Chicken Seasoning'. (Rubbed some of the salt & pepper under the skin of the breast and also sprinkled inside the cavity). Used about 1 or 2 T. Worcestershire Sauce 1/4 c. hickory flavored liquid smoke, 1/4 c. water and then squeezed 1/2 a lemon over top and then stuffed it into the cavity. Cooked on LOW for 12 hours. YUM-O!!! Thanks for this wonderful cooking technique ThatBobbieGirl!! It's a keeper. NOTE: This was not overly "smoky" or bland at all!
     
  2. I used six large boneless, skinless chicken breasts that were partially frozen. I poured the 1/4 cup liquid smoke over them as the recipe stated, then I poured about 1/8 cup worcestershire sauce over them. I cooked them on high approximately 3 hours. They were falling apart tender. So simple. ThatBobbieGirl, I thank you for sharing such a simple recipe for a delicious entree.
     
  3. This worked out well. I added some chopped onion to the bottom of the crockpot and them rubbed some Famous Daves Chicken seasoning along with poultry seasoning on the outside of the chicken as well as the cavity. I let it cook for seven hours and it was too long, next time I will check at six hours, but didn't make much difference to us, we enjoyed this chicken anyway. Thank you for sharing.
     
  4. oh, perfect! I actually used (not even quite) a pound of boneless, skinless chicken tenders that I had wanted to cook for shredded chicken, but I wanted to try something new. This was the right choice! I seasoned them with Mrs. Dash for chicken, used one tablespoon plus one teaspoon of liquid smoke, a dash of worcestershire, and a bit of water and had them on low in my mini-crock pot for about two hours. It worked wonderfully, thanks for the great idea!
     
  5. Great idea! This was so simple and turned out great! I threw some sliced garlic into the pot, and salted/peppered as some others have said to try. Also a good idea to add onion and 1/2 of a lemon. The whole house smelled like yummy smoked chicken. I used the chicken to make enchilladas (thanks to MizzNezz for that recipe) for lunch today. Thanks Bobbie!
     
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Tweaks

  1. Yum! Only change I made was adding a bit of Rotisserie Chicken seasoning, and used chicken breasts instead of whole chicken.
     
  2. Bobbie Girl, this recipe has great flavor. I made the chicken last night, and figured I should give my review as well. After reading some of the other reviewers, I did season the bird with some kosher salt, black pepper and garlic powder. Instead of using just the liquid smoke, I intended on adding some chicken broth to the pot. But I only had beef broth, so I used that. I know that probably sounds weird, but it worked! So I poured some broth into the bottom of the crockpot, along with some liquid smoke. Then I placed the seasoned bird in (breast side down). I also added some sliced onion and placed it around the bird. Then a sprinkled some more liquid smoke on the bird. It was really outstanding! I think I'll make some smoked chicken salad today with the leftovers! Thank you for sharing such an easy and tasty recipe, TBG. --Marla, AZ
     
  3. I used frozen pork chops instead of chicken. It was really good except it needed salt.
     
  4. Very good recipe. I made this yesterday but I used five chicken breasts instead of one chicken. It made a ton of broth for gravey. My husband, who hates chicken, acutally loved this recipe. Awesome Bobbie Girl!!!
     

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