This slow cooker chicken stroganoff recipe is a delicious twist on an old favorite. In fact, this ground beef stroganoff has been one of my most popular dinner recipes. So when chicken goes on sale, I stock up and make this recipe instead.

Ingredients

Of course, you’ll need chicken. You’ll also need cream of mushroom soup (regular or gluten-free), cream cheese, sour cream, and butter.

Additionally, I tossed in mushrooms for flavor and texture, as well as some chicken broth to keep it moist.

You can add some black pepper if you want. Next time, I think I’ll add it before cooking because heat intensifies the seasoning. However, this time, we sprinkled pepper on with some parsley flakes later.

Directions

You can make this dish in any size slow cooker. Since I have several of them, I chose my 2-quart Crock Pot that is ideal for up to 4 pieces of chicken. However, if you cook a larger amount, I recommend going up to the family size slow cooker.

For exact measurements of each ingredient and full directions, go to the recipe card at the bottom of the page. You can even print out the card by clicking on the “print” button.

Lightly spray the bottom of your slow cooker pot to make cleanup easier. Afterward, layer the chicken on the bottom of the pot.

Drain the mushrooms and add those on top of the chicken. Or if you use fresh mushrooms, just slice them and put them in.

Empty a full can of cream of mushroom soup into the slow cooker. I keep both regular and gluten-free on hand, so when my husband wants soup, he can heat the regular.

Then add the cubes of cream cheese. I like to space them out so it’s easier to stir later.

Next, add the sour cream. This adds a wonderful layer of flavor to the dish.

Add the butter. If you put the butter on top of everything, it will melt and ooze down over the other ingredients.

Finally, pour the chicken broth over everything. You don’t have to use broth, but it helps keep the chicken moist and thins out the gravy.

Put the lid on the slow cooker and cook on low for 6 hours.

You can either serve it on noodles or rice. I would love to use flat egg noodles, but I can’t find a gluten-free version. So I use whatever I have in the pantry, which is still delicious. Add a green vegetable to the plate, and you have a delicious and satisfying meal.

If you want to use your Instant Pot, please check out this conversion chart at Pressure Cooking Today.

More Recipes

I’m a big fan of any form of chicken dinner. In fact, if you look around this blog, you’ll find quite a few chicken recipes.

One of my favorites is this slow cooker sweet chili chicken. It has the perfect balance of sweetness and spiciness.

Another one we enjoy at our house is this teriyaki chicken and broccoli. Without a doubt, it’s one of the quickest and easiest meals I make.

We also enjoy this chicken and rice soup. It’s perfect for cold weather, rainy days, or any time you want soup.

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