Middle eastern crockpot recipes

A slow cooker Middle Eastern beef stew made with peppers, onions and tomatoes cooked in a pomegranate molasses tomato gravy.

Slow cooker chicken shawarma combines the ease of a slow cooker meal with the complex flavor of a slow-roasted middle eastern chicken feast! This is a quick version of the middle eastern favorite: the slow cooker does a lot of the work and it can be prepped ahead of time. Various serving options make this sensational paleo and gluten free dinner recipe adaptable for low carb and Whole30 compliance, too!

Chicken thighs and rice are cooked with delicious Middle Eastern spices, in one pot, and topped with a savory tahini yogurt sauce.

Want to make chicken tagine without a tagine? Try this tender slow cooked chicken thighs recipe infused with Moroccan spices and harissa for a hands-off weeknight dinner.

Chicken Kabsa is a traditional Arabian dish that combines tender chicken with fragrant rice and a blend of aromatic spices, creating a flavorful and satisfying meal. Originating from Saudi Arabia, Chicken Kabsa has gained popularity across the Middle East and beyond for its rich taste and cultural significance.

Traditional middle eastern kafta recipe made with ground chicken, spices, and grilled to perfection.

Seasoned flavorful Middle Eastern Chicken with turmeric rice is a meal the whole family will love. It’s super easy to make, and makes a great weeknight meal because it’s fast to prepare and all made in one pot. The ultimate comfort food, but with a healthy twist!

This slow cooker beef shawarma brings the bold flavors of the Middle East right to your kitchen...all with minimal effort. Slices of sirloin slow cook with a blend of spices like allspice, cardamom, and cinnamon. Using the crockpot allows you to enjoy restaurant-quality shawarma at home without a rotissierie. Instructions to make this easy beef shawarma in the Instant Pot are also included.

Moroccan chicken thighs are the cozy, comforting dish the whole family will love. With olives and figs, chicken is always a good idea for dinner. Find the Moroccan chicken recipe on A Cedar Spoonful.

This Middle Eastern slow-cooked lamb is a showstopper! This is an excellent recipe to make for a special occasion for a weekend dinner. The slow-roasting will take time, but trust me it is so worth it! Serve the Pulled Lamb with vermicelli rice, fresh Jerusalem chopped salad and Greek yogurt.