Crockpot Stuffing with Mushroom Soup
Submitted by phemus
This easy slow cooker stuffing uses cream of mushroom soup and earthy canned mushrooms to create rich, moist bread dressing without fussing over oven temperatures or timing.
YIELD
7 servingsPREP
1 hrsCOOK
5 hrsREADY
6 hrsWhen you need stuffing that practically makes itself, this crockpot version delivers comfort without the complexity. Cream of mushroom soup binds tender bread cubes with sautéed onions, celery, and earthy mushrooms, while sage and thyme add that classic poultry stuffing aroma. The slow cooker keeps everything moist and frees up your oven for the main event.
Pro Tips
- Adjust moisture carefully: Check the bread cube texture before adding all the soup mixture. Dry cubes need more liquid, fresh cubes need less to avoid mushiness.
- Don’t skip the sauté: Cooking the vegetables first in margarine releases their sweetness and prevents raw, crunchy bits in the finished stuffing.
- Scaling up: The recipe doubles easily for a crowd. Just remember to keep the soup amount the same (don’t double it) to maintain the right texture.
Variations
- Use fresh mushrooms instead of canned for a meatier bite and deeper flavor
- Add crumbled cooked sausage to the vegetable sauté for a heartier side dish
- Substitute chicken or vegetable broth for half the mushroom soup mixture for a lighter texture
Ingredients
Directions
Sauté onions, celery and mushrooms in margerine until tender, approximately 7 minutes. Combine all ingredients. Add egg last. Pour mixture into crockpot, cover, cook on high 45 minutes. Turn heat to low for 5 to 8 hours. Determine if you should use full amount of liquid by the moistness of the cubes. For large recipe 13 to 14 cups, double all ingredients except soup.
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