Crockpot Sausage & Potatoes

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There’s something instantly calming about walking into a home that smells of slow‑cooked sausage, tender potatoes, and fragrant herbs. On busy weekdays, when life feels loud and dinner feels like just another task, this recipe is the comfort I lean on.

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I first made it during a hectic season—long days, little energy, and no patience for complicated meals. I needed something hearty, affordable, and filling that could cook itself while I handled everything else. That’s exactly what this dish delivers.

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With just a handful of wholesome ingredients tossed into the slow cooker, you get a rustic, flavorful meal that tastes like you spent hours in the kitchen. Cozy enough for Sunday dinner, easy enough for weeknights, and satisfying enough for second helpings.

Crockpot Sausage & Potatoes 🥔🌿

Ingredients

Ingredient Amount Notes
Baby potatoes 1.5 lbs (700 g) Halved or quartered if large
Smoked sausage (kielbasa) 1 lb (450 g) Sliced into ½‑inch rounds
Onion 1 medium Diced
Garlic 3 cloves Minced
Red bell pepper 1 Chopped
Green bell pepper 1 Chopped
Olive oil 2 tbsp For seasoning
Paprika 1 tsp Adds warmth
Italian seasoning 1 tsp Classic herb blend
Salt ½ tsp Adjust to taste
Black pepper ¼ tsp Freshly ground
Chicken broth ¼ cup Adds moisture & flavor

Instructions

  1. Prepare Ingredients
    Wash and halve potatoes. Slice sausage, chop onion, garlic, and peppers.
  2. Season
    Toss potatoes in olive oil, paprika, salt, pepper, and Italian seasoning until evenly coated.
  3. Layer in Crockpot
    • Place potatoes at the bottom.
    • Add onions, garlic, and peppers.
    • Top with sliced sausage.
    • Pour chicken broth over everything.
  4. Cook
    • LOW: 4 hours
    • HIGH: 2 hours
      Stir halfway through for even flavor.
  5. Finish & Serve
    Check potatoes for tenderness—they should be fork‑soft. Garnish with parsley if desired. Serve warm straight from the crockpot.

Why It Works ❤️

  • Effortless prep—everything cooks together.
  • Balanced flavors—smoky sausage, creamy potatoes, and fresh herbs.
  • Versatile—works as a main dish or hearty side.

“Comfort food doesn’t have to be complicated—it just has to feel like home.” 🥔✨

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