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Now Learn How to Make Amazing Chicken Noodles Your Family will Love in the Slow Cooker!

The Honey Garlic Chicken Noodles recipe is super easy in that everything can be cooked in the slow cooker. You don’t even have to measure it out. Its downfall is it is so tasty that everyone complains that they want more!

This is much healthier and cheaper than getting a takeout. As I say it cooks itself too, perfect for a Friday evening when you don’t feel like cooking!

Again, like the Slow Cooker Lamb & Potato Curry recipe, I found it on Nathan’s Bored of Lunch page find him on  on InstagramFacebook and TikTok.

What you Need to Make Honey Garlic Chicken Noodles Slow Cooked

Obviously as the title suggests you are going to need a Slow Cooker. There’s only four of us at home now and therefore we only need to make four good sized meals. Yes even our Sensory Seeker loved this recipe so he wanted a proper adult sized dish too. Saying that our slow cooker is a pretty small one. We actually have two for when the six of us were at home.

Equipment

Ingredients

How to Make Honey Garlic Chicken Noodles

Add the chicken to the slow cooker. Then add all the sauces; honey, garlic, and ginger.

*note that I tip some sauce over the chicken. Feedback has been that 7 tablespoons of soy sauce is too much, too salty. Perhaps the original meant teaspoons!

Next make up and add 200ml of chicken stock. After make up some cornflour in your small bowl with water to make a thick paste. Mix the cornflour paste and stock together. Put this in the slow cooker.

Cook this in the slow cooker for 4-5 hours on high or 7-8 on low. We have only done this on low. If you can stir now and then to help break the chicken up.

Finally add in the noodles and make up another 200ml of stock. Make sure your noodles are covered with liquid. Here is the option to add spring onions.

Switch the slow cooker to high if it wasn’t already. Then cook for a further 20 minutes, or until you are ready for it as long as you don’t let the liquid dry up.

Sorry my photo is rubbish but it tastes amazing!

Finally serve it up. The recipe does suggest adding spring onions when the noodles go in but we haven’t tried this yet.

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