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These meatballs with "" add a splash of flavor to your family's next tailgate. They simmer in a sauce that can be as spicy or sweet as you want, meaning you always win—even if your favorite team doesn't.

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Curry is notoriously difficult to get right, but this quinoa curry is simple and flavorful. The recipe calls for adding the quinoa directly into the dish, resulting in a healthy meal that's "."

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Anyone looking for something seasonal to satisfy their morning sweet-tooth will love . Pair it with your morning coffee, or pumpkin spice latte, and enjoy.

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as much from its red pepper flakes as the few hours it simmers in the slow cooker. Eat a bowl and stick the rest in the freezer to enjoy again later: It's totally freezer-friendly and naturally gluten-free.

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is made with only a few ingredients, making it an incredibly easy, straightforward, and delicious cap to a holiday meal. Best part—you can make it without ever turning on the oven.

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Even though this chili is cooked with quinoa and black beans, it omnivores and vegans alike will enjoy. The best part is it only takes 10 minutes to prep, leaving plenty of time for playing in the snow or curling up on the couch with a good book during a snow storm.

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, is a spongy, moist bright spot during months where it otherwise gets dark before 6 p.m.

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This recipe cleverly replaces the ground beef found in most lasagna recipes with an assortment of vegetables for a . Once topped with a dollop of three kinds of cheese and herbs, the traditional flavor shines through.

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This chicken dish's "" flavors allow you to pretend you're on a tropical island, even if you're snowed in instead.

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Chocolate lovers will be obsessed with that requires little more than throwing a few ingredients into the slow cooker and walking away.

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This recipe and the distinct taste of garlic with traditional Asian sauces, bringing Asian-style flavors from your favorite takeout menu into your own kitchen.

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Autumn and winter are the seasons of root vegetables. That means offers a dish both delicious and seasonal. Top it with a cream cheese frosting or glaze for the ultimate classic flavor.

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This recipe lasagna's classic layers of noodles, sauce, cheese, and vegetables while putting on layers of sweaters, scarves, and coats to play in the snow. It can be made with a vegetable of your choice, letting you tailor it to the tastebuds of whomever you're serving.

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Apple cider isn't found in most chili recipes. like sage and thyme to take the traditional chicken chili to a whole new level.

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It can be hard to imagine making cookies in a slow cooker, but this is proof that you can use the kitchen appliance for just about anything. Topped with ice cream, hot fudge, or caramel, you'll want to eat the whole thing yourself.

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The combination of canned pineapple and shaved coconut with pineapple glaze will have anyone who eats it dreaming of beach vacations. That is, if they're not already distracted .

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This recipe will let you skip the lines at the Cheesecake Factory and forego a water bath setup in your oven. As the recipe notes, slow cooker lids collect moisture, leaving you with "" dessert that you don't have to worry about as you wait to dig in.

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Chicken noodle soup is a winter staple, but anyone looking to change up their usual routine should try this recipe, which takes a creamy rice soup and tops it with crispy mushrooms for a more complex texture and flavor.

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Another example of using a slow cooker to make a kitchen staple even easier, this recipe replaces standing by your oven for an hour with simply adding a few pieces of aluminum foil to your crockpot. The , crispy on the outside and soft and chewy in the center.

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Pouring boiling water on this simple batter and letting it simmer away creates with a hot fudge surprise waiting on the bottom. It doesn't include eggs or butter, either, meaning it's vegan-friendly, as well.

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This recipe renders a classic Italian-inspired dinner portable and of tasty, shredded chicken alfredo complete with sundried tomatoes, basil, and parmesan that you can pile high on your favorite bun.

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. The pork is perfectly tender after cooking for eight hours, and has a perfect mix of spicy and sweet due to the red pepper flakes and peanut butter that make up the sauce smothering the whole dish.

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This makes enough food to feed a whole family. It also doesn't require much preparation, leaving you free to spend time with those around your table instead.

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The warm peaches mixed with cinnamon and nutmeg in this cobbler for anyone who needs a break from all things pumpkin after Halloween jack-o-lanterns and Thanksgiving pie.

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This ziti is the "." The dish will keep you warm and full while still being incredibly healthy: It's made with whole wheat pasta and ground turkey.

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This dish is perfect or just a thick, hearty stew or dal. It has a subtle sweetness from coconut milk and spiced sweet potatoes, and pairs great with naan bread—if you don't eat it directly from the pot first.

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Another fall take on chili, this recipe is  that will perk you up during long, cold winter days. Like most chilis, it freezes and reheats well so you can look forward to having another bowl long after you put your slow cooker away.

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These healthy cinnamon rolls don't sacrifice any flavor by eschewing , and they don't require nearly as much effort to get the same fluffy, sweet breakfast pastries.

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A can of root beer takes a barbecue pork sandwich to the next level in this recipe, infusing into the meat .

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Figgy pudding might be all over classic Christmas carols, but your guests are sure to demand . Made with a loaf of bread and some spices, this old-school dessert is simple, filling, and tasty.

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Whether cranberries are a staple at your holiday meals or not, this recipe is a great, new way to use them at your next gathering. The bitter cranberries and sweet, woodiness of the cinnamon and brown sugar create a meal with balanced, complex flavors presented in a unique way.

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Slow cooker applesauce only requires peeled apples, cinnamon, and maybe a dash of sugar to create ; it can be used in other recipes, or taken to school or work for a quick snack.

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Winter marks the beginning of cold and flu season, and a hearty bowl of chicken soup is a great way to help clear up those sniffles. If you aren't a fan of the traditional chicken noodle variety or are looking to try something new, this Thai soup , using peanut butter, lime, and curry to add Asian-inspired flavors to the meal.

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If it's too snowy to drive to your favorite Mexican restaurant, try this simplified recipe, which (like marinating your meat) without sacrificing any of the flavors.

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This spiced apple cider recipe , allowing you to choose what kind of apples to use, as well as finding your perfect ratio of sweetness to spice; it can also be freezed to enjoy even after the snow melts.

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These peppers make , packed full of rice or quinoa leftover from a different meal and topped with enchilada sauce, and hot sauce for anyone looking for an extra kick.

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This dish is essentially just beef, rice, and a mix of vegetables . But its simplicity means it also has a lot of flexibility. The vegetables can be swapped according to the taste of whomever's at the table, leaving you with "a whole new meal" that everyone will love no matter what.

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There's no need to sacrifice a warm, filling breakfast in order to give yourself enough time to navigate icy roads so you can make it to work on time. This oatmeal, which tastes like "," just needs to be put together the night before and allowed to slow cook until morning.

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This traditional Indian dish is made from split chickpeas, which like turmeric and red chilis for which Indian cuisine is famous. It pairs well with naan and rice.

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Slow cooker hot chocolate is perfect for your next snow day. Just throw everything into your slow cooker— that give this recipe its unique twist—and it'll be hot and ready when you come back inside from making a snowman.

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This might seem unnecessary if you have an oven at home. But if you've ever forgotten a pizza in the oven, you'll appreciate how difficult it is to make anything other than when you use the slow cooker. Make it Chicago style, or change the topping to something more suited to your taste.

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This traditional chicken soup will fill your home with the smell of before you curl up under a blanket and slurp down a bowl or two.

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This casserole packs all the best parts into breakfast: potatoes, eggs, cheese, and bacon or sausage. It's a to wake up to on Christmas morning, or any day when you want a full meal without the hassle of all those pots and pans.

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This "messy but fabulous" cake includes both peanut butter cups and a peanut butter glaze, as well as . If Reese's Cups are your favorite candy, this cake might very well be your next obsession.

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Anyone looking to make this family-favorite side dish without worry should keep this slow cooker mashed potato recipe close at hand. With minimal prep, you'll end up with creamy mashed potatoes  that delicious garlicky flavor.

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If no other chicken soup has struck your fancy so far, , full with a spicy heat that makes it a great comfort food during the winter, as well as substitutions that can make it a bit healthier without sacrificing any flavor.

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This tomato-based chili is a traditional take on the dish, with beans and plenty of spices mixed . It's filling and makes enough that you'll be eating it for days and sharing it with the neighbors, too.

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Inspired by the flavors of , these egg-based breakfasts can be customized to your breakfast preferences or any guests you might have over for brunch during the holidays, and leftovers refrigerate well for the busy days after.

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This recipe's  with cranberry juice, cloves, and other spices creates a "fruity flavor" and an aroma that warms the whole house before anyone gets the chance to take the first sip.

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Despite the name, this three-alarm chili . It has just enough spice to warm you up, and maybe help clear up a stuffy nose or two.