Here’s an idea using your slow cooker to turn leftover rice into Spicy Slow Cooker Rice Casserole with Green Chiles, Green Onions, and Cheese. Your family will love it!
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It’s Memorial Day Weekend and I don’t know how many people will be staying home to cook, so I’m spotlighting this past recipe that’s been one of my favorites. And if you’re cooking something on the grill for Memorial Day, this Slow Cooker Rice Casserole with Green Chiles made in the slow cooker might be just the side dish you’re looking for!
You may never think about using the slow cooker for a side dish, but once you try it you’ll realize how convenient it is to have a side dish cooking unattended while you focus on the main part of the meal. This Spicy Slow Cooker Rice Casserole with Green Chiles and Cheese is one of my personal favorite slow cooker side dishes, and my sister Val tried out the recipe and reported it was a hit with her family as well. I highly recommend cooking extra rice just so you have some leftover rice to try this recipe!
I used the new Crock-Pot Casserole Crock Slow Cooker for this recipe, but you can use most any slow cooker, it just won’t look quite as much like a casserole!
Ingredients for Slow Cooker Rice Casserole with Green Chiles and Cheese:
- Uncooked long-grain white rice
- thinly sliced scallions
- reduced-fat sour cream
- canned diced green chiles
- Green Tabasco sauce
- reduced fat Mozzarella cheese
- finely grated Parmesan cheese
Get the complete recipe for Slow Cooker Rice Casserole with Green Chiles and Cheese from Kalyn’s Kitchen.
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Lydia, I love my rice cooker and slow cooker, and this recipe uses both of them!
When I first bought a rice cooker, many people told me not to bother trying to cook rice in it. I can't imagine why not, especially with great recipes like this one.