Marry Me Potatoes Slow Cooker 3-Ingredient. My sister-in-law made these yummy potatoes for our Easter meal. Before we even had dessert, three people asked her for the secret recipe! They taste amazing—you just keep eating them!
These super-easy slow cooker potatoes wow everyone at family dinners with their creamy, golden magic. Just three simple things mix into ranch-flavored comfort that feels like a hug. Perfect for holidays or quick nights, they pair with chicken, ham, steak, or veggies. Toss in, cook low, and watch guests beg for more! (50 words)
Why You’ll Love Them
Only three items turn into cozy, golden spuds with ranch zing. Great for busy days or big feasts—folks always want extra!
Serves: 8
Ingredients
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3 pounds tiny yellow potatoes, sliced into thin 1/4-inch circles
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2 cups thick cream
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1 packet (1 ounce) ranch mix
Marry Me Potatoes Slow Cooker: Directions
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Lightly spray or rub butter inside a 4- to 6-quart slow cooker to keep things from sticking.
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Rinse yellow potatoes and pat dry. Leave skins on for pretty color and crunch. Slice into super-thin 1/4-inch rounds so they get soft fast.
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In a bowl, whisk cream and ranch packet until smooth—no bumps! This is your tasty sauce.
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Layer potato slices flat in the cooker. Spread out any that stick together for even sauce coverage.
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Pour sauce over top. Gently push potatoes down with a spoon so every piece gets wet. It looks thin at first, but they’ll make their own juicy sauce while cooking.
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Put on lid. Cook it on HIGH flame for 3 to 4 hrs or LOW heat for 6 to 7 hrs. Poke with a fork—they should be extra soft, with thick sauce.
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Stir softly from sides to center to mix in sauce. Cover again, switch to WARM for 10-15 minutes. This crisps the edges golden.
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Give one last stir. Serve warm straight from the cooker—dig deep for the creamiest parts!
They shine with roast chicken, ham, pork, steak, or a fresh green salad. Try with baked beans, carrots, or asparagus. On special days, keep the cooker on the table with bread and your big meal.
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