land of honey: crock pot meals for the Sabbath

Biblically Clean Slow Cooker Recipes (Great for the Sabbath) | Land of Honey

These are recipes for Biblically clean meals that can be made in a slow cooker. These warm and cozy meal ideas are a perfect way to have an easy meal ready for dinner, and they all fit within what the Bible says about what we eat. Using a slow cooker or crock pot can be a helpful way to getting dinner on the table on a busy day, or make one of these meals for the Sabbath day so that you have more time to rest! If you don't want to keep the slow cooker on overnight, just assemble the ingredients in the crock the day before, and the next day take it out of the fridge and turn on the slow cooker a few hours before you'd like to have your meal.

As always, these recipes contain no pork or shellfish, and they are great for a Biblically clean diet!

Queso Chicken Chili from Pinch of Yum

Queso Chicken Chilli - Biblically Clean Slow Cooker Recipes | Land of Honey

Mom's Slow Cooker Beef Stew from Ambitious Kitchen

Slow Cooker Beef Stew - Biblically Clean Recipes for the Slow Cooker | Land of Honey

Super Easy Veggie Crockpot Lasagna from Pinch of Yum

Image is a black crock from a slow cooker, filled with a vegetable lasagna with melted cheese on top. One slice is missing.

Honey Garlic Chicken Thighs from Salt and Lavender

Honey Garlic Chicken Things - dinner ideas for Biblically clean meals in the slow cooker | Land of Honey

Quinoa Black Bean Stuffed Peppers from Pinch of Yum

Quinoa Black Bean Stuffed Peppers in the crockpot - Biblically clean slow cooker recipe ideas for dinner | Land of Honey

Slow Cooker Peanut Butter Oatmeal from This Healthy Table

Slow Cooker Peanut Butter Oatmeal - crockpot breakfast recipe that's Biblically clean | Land of Honey

Crockpot Barbecue Chicken from Salt and Lavender

Crockpot Barbecue Chicken Sandwiches - Biblically clean recipes | Land of Honey

Slow Cooker Tortellini Vegetable Soup from Half Baked Harvest

A white bowl is shown holding a creamy, yellowish soup broth with green kale, tortellini pasta, sprigs of thyme, and Parmesan cheese shavings

Crockpot Sweet and Sour Chicken from Well Plated

Crockpot Sweet and Sour Chicken - Biblically clean meal ideas | Land of Honey

Thai Butternut Squash Lentil Soup from Ambitious Kitchen

Thai Butternut Squash Lentil Soup - Biblically Clean Slow Cooker Recipes | Land of Honey

Slow Cooker Pumpkin Turkey Chili from This Healthy Table

Slow Cooker Pumpkin Turkey Chili - Biblically Clean Slow Cooker Recipes | Land of Honey

Coconut Tandoori Inspired Chicken from Pinch of Yum

Coconut Tandoori Inspired Chicken - Biblically Clean Slow Cooker Recipes | Land of Honey

Slow Cooker Chicken Curry from Well Plated

Image is a bowl filled with rice, topped with a chicken curry containing red pepper strips, and cubed sweet potatoes. There is naan bread on the left side and a green herb sprinkled on top.

Crockpot Chipotle Pot Roast Tacos from Half Baked Harvest

Image is of shredded beef pot roast tacos, they are in charred tortillas and topped with avocados, white cheese, and herbs. There are slices of limes next to them and everything is sitting on brown parchment paper.

Greek Crock Pot Sloppy Joes from Well Plated

Image is a of a plate with cucumber slices, cherry tomatoes, and a Greek sloppy Joe with ground turkey, chickpeas, and bell pepper, on a bun

The Best Detox Crockpot Lentil Soup from Pinch of Yum

Image is a bowl of lentil soup on a dark tablecloth. The soup is a golden brown color and you can see lentils, sliced carrots, and pieces of kale in it. It's topped with shredded parmesan cheese

Crockpot Roast Beef from Well Plated

Image is a white oblong dish of shredded roast beef, with small potatoes, carrot chunks, and rosemary leaves on top.

Crockpot Red Lentil Curry from Pinch of Yum

Biblically Clean Slow Cooker Recipes | Land of Honey

Slow Cooker Meal Ideas for the Sabbath | Land of Honey

Utilizing a slow cooker is a great way to make your Sabbath day a more restful one. By avoiding cooking you are doing something tangible to set the day apart, and you'll be freeing up your time to rest, spend time with family, and to worship. Depending on the recipe some of these can be placed on low and eaten the next day (soups and dishes with plenty of liquid work best for this), others won't need as much cooking time and you can simply assemble the ingredients ahead of time in the crock and keep it in the fridge. All you'll need to do then is set it in the base and switch it on to enjoy a warm meal on the Sabbath.