This chicken and our Slow Cooker BBQ Pulled Chicken are wonderful recipes for potlucks or lazy dinners that require minimal prep time!
What is Crack Chicken?
Crack Chicken isn’t the most appealing name for the recipe but it suits this recipe perfectly. The recipe gets its name for being SOO addictive. You just cannot stop eating it. Pull-apart tender chicken breast in a cheesy seasoned cream cheese mixture. Served with homemade coleslaw on a bun.
How to make Crack Chicken-
This recipe is so easy to make that it’s almost too embarrassing to have a recipe for it! If you’ve not yet tried this. It’s PHENOMENAL!
Pour 1/3 cup chicken broth into instant pot.Add whole chicken breasts to the pot.In a medium bowl, combine ingredients for the cream cheese.Spread the mixture over the chicken breasts.Top with cubed butter.Cook chicken and release with a quick release of pressure.Remove chicken from pot and shred with two forks.Add back to the instant pot, add the shredded cheese and mix everything with a spatula until well incorporated.Close the lid and allow the cheese to melt completely.Serve immediately.
How to serve Creamy Pulled Chicken-
This amazing creamy chicken may be served as a sandwich with homemade coleslaw. It may also be served over mashed potatoes, or even as a side with buttered pasta. You may also have the chicken with tortillas, add lettuce and serve it as chicken tacos or quesadilla.
Can Crack Chicken be frozen?
Yes, this pull-apart chicken may be frozen. Keep it in an airtight container or freezer bag. Thaw and reheat on low heat in a saucepan to serve.
How to Make Slow Cooker Crack Chicken?
If anyone doesn’t have a pressure cooker and wants to use a slow cooker instead, here’s how to make slow cooker crack chicken.
Prepare recipe per instruction and place into a slow cooker (Crock Pot), MINUS the chicken broth.Cook on high 4 hours, cook on low 6-7 hours.Shred chicken with two forks. Add the grated cheese and mix well.Close slow cooker and continue cooking 15-30 minutes, or until cheese completely melts.Enjoy!
