It rained all day yesterday. I know some people love a good rainy day to stay inside. I’m not one of those people. I wouldn’t mind if it was sunny 24/7. When I lived in Los Angeles, I rarely missed the seasons. Sometimes I missed the changing of the leaves in fall, but never the cold. The rain also threw a wrench in my plan to cook and photograph new recipes. Rain also equates poor light. Oh well, my fight with weather is never ending because mother nature will always win.
If you can’t tell, I eat a lot of chicken. I’ve actually been attempting to eat more red meat, but always find myself going back to chicken. I’m about all chicken’ed out though. I want to say this will be the last chicken recipe for a while, but I’m sure by next week I will be back on the chicken bandwagon. So I know I cook chicken in the crockpot a lot. It is just so easy! If you haven’t done it before, get on that. Despite being over chicken, I love this Hawaiian Crockpot Chicken recipe. Bonus it only has five ingredients. Serves 4.
Ingredients Directions
https://plaidandpaleo.com/2014/03/paleo-hawaiian-crockpot-chicken.html
Enjoy!
x vanessa
Adam says
Thanks for sharing this – I am a big fan of any crockpot meals. Always easy and delicious!
Looking forward to trying it – pinned to our Pinterest board.
Thanks!
vanessa says
I love crockpot meals too! Thanks for pinning!!
Melana says
I just wanted to confirm that I am not supposed to use the juice from the canned pineapple. Right?
vanessa says
That is correct!
Sherri says
Sorry. I don’t know what coconut aminos are. Can you explain and tell me where I might find this . Thanks!
vanessa says
Coconut aminos is a great paleo substitute for soy sauce. It is made from coconuts so it is 100% paleo. You can pick it up at Sprouts or Whole Foods, but I buy mine from Amazon here.
Sharla Davies says
Can I substitute Tamari for the coconut aminos? Would I use the same amount?
Thanks!
vanessa says
You can do a 1:1 substitution!
Lisa says
I have never used coconut sugar before. Would the recipe work with other natural sweeteners (honey, maple syrup, etc)?
vanessa says
I definitely think you could use honey or maple syrup!
Ginger says
Do you know the macro’s of this dish?
vanessa says
Unfortunately I do not. Sorry!!
sara says
I make this recipe all the time. I am going to start a whole30 and was wondering if this recipe could be made without the coconut sugar and still work? I figured it might because the sugars from the pineapple would make up for the coconut sugar. What are your thoughts?
vanessa says
I think it could work without the sugar! You might try adding in a 1/4 cup of pineapple juice from the pineapple rings to add a little more sweetness!
Kathy says
Did you try it without the coconut sugar? We are on a Whole30 too and was curious if i could just leave it out.
Thanks!
vanessa says
I haven’t tried it without the sugar, but I would love to hear how it turns out if you try it!!