This dinner was waiting for us when we came in from a marathon dentist appointment today. It was so nice to throw some rice on to cook, steam some broccoli and sit down to dinner. We ate every bite of it too.
The prep is simple, with just a few ingredients. In case you’re wondering what the dixie cup in the picture holds, it’s white wine. I froze wine in dixie cups instead of using ziplock bags this time. It works great.
Here’s what you’ll need for the Honey Hoisin Chicken
- 4-6 boneless chicken breasts
- 1/4 cup hoisin sauce
- 1/4 cup soy sauce
- 1/4 cup honey
- 1/4 cup white wine or chicken broth
- 1/4 tsp. ground ginger
Put the chicken in the crockpot. Mix the other ingredients together and pour over the chicken. Coook on high for 4-5 hours or low for 7-8 hours.
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Love chicken especially asian inspired. I am going to be making this. Thank you Tiffany.
That looks so yummy!!! This is definitely going on the menu for next week. I just found your blog and I’m looking forward to trying many of your recipes
Thanks!!!
I’ve never used hoisin sauce, but Mark loves anything with ginger. I think we need to try this. Going to add it to next week’s menu right now. Thanks Tiffany!
Looks awesome. Just one question, your recipe says boneless chicken, picture is bone in. Does the cooking time change depending on which you use? I have bone in to use. Thanks so much.
Ginger, it is boneless chicken in the photo, but I can see why you’d think it had bones. You can use bone-in chicken for this recipe though. Just give it a long enough cooking time.
Wow! I turned my head sideways and can see it now!
) Thanks so much for your answer and all your hard work.
Had this for dinner tonight. So yummy. I served it over quinoa, with green beans and salad on the side. (I know I bought broccoli to go with this meal, but I couldn’t find it. I can see cookies disappearing, but broccoli???) I also opened a can of pineapple slices to go with it. I just thought the flavors would blend well. They did.
The children really liked this, even those who don’t love meat. We will have it again. Thanks so much!
Is your chicken frozen before it goes into the slow cooker?
Lisa, you can start with frozen boneless chicken. I do it that way sometimes. Just be sure to give it more time to cook.
Tiffany, I love your blog! (Found you from Org. Junkie). I am curious about freezing wine in paper cups?!? Do you cover the cups somehow?!
Thank you!
Ellen
Ellen, I didn’t cover them. I should have used some foil or something to cover them up. I didn’t end up having them for long, because the shelf they were on fell off the freezer door and some glass broke. I was afraid glass had gotten into the wine cups, because they fell too. Next time I’ll cover them with foil.
Good idea, Tiffany! Thank you for your quick response!
Ellen
Where do you find Hoisen sauce at the store? I’m sure it depends on the store, but what is the general area? Thanks!
Carrie, you can find it in the aisle with Asian foods. Near soy sauce, water chestnuts etc.
Tried the chicken it’s pretty good thanks for the recipe.
Thanks for letting us know where to find the hoisin sauce! I found it in the store yesterday, tucked way back near the soy sauce. I never would have found it without having a good idea of where to look! Making this for dinner on Sunday!
I made this for dinner last night. I didn’t get it in the slow cooker so I put it in the oven. I think the color was better. My husband said it was a keeper. I had never used hoisen sauce before, but I will be from now on. I liked the flavor. I think this recipe would also be good on ribs or pork tenderloin.