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Creamy, cozy, and absolutely repeat-worthy.

Slow Cooker Creamy Potatoes You’ll Crave on Repeat

Pour this one mixture over raw quartered potatoes, walk away, and come back to comfort.

Introduction

There are side dishes… and then there are the ones people ask about.
This is the kind of creamy potato recipe that quietly steals the spotlight from the main dish. No boiling. No babysitting. Just raw potatoes, one rich mixture, and a slow cooker doing all the work while you live your life.

Perfect for weeknights, holidays, potlucks, or those days when you just want something warm, soft, and deeply satisfying.

Ingredients

For the Potatoes

1.5 kg (3–3.5 lb) potatoes, quartered
(Yukon Gold or red potatoes work best)
Salt and black pepper, to taste

For the Creamy Mixture

1 cup heavy cream
½ cup milk
3 tbsp butter, melted
3 cloves garlic, minced
½ cup grated Parmesan cheese
½ tsp paprika
½ tsp dried thyme or rosemary
Optional:
- ½ cup shredded cheddar or mozzarella
- Chopped parsley or chives for garnish

Instructions

Lightly grease the slow cooker.
Add the raw quartered potatoes.
Season with salt and pepper.
In a bowl, whisk together all creamy mixture ingredients.
Pour the mixture evenly over the potatoes.
Gently stir to coat.
Cover and cook:
- Low: 5–6 hours
- High: 3–4 hours
Stir once halfway if possible.
Serve hot and creamy.

Methods

Set-and-Forget Method

Add everything, cover, and let the slow cooker work its magic.

Extra Crispy Finish Method

Transfer cooked potatoes to a baking dish, sprinkle with cheese, and broil 5 minutes.

Ultra-Creamy Method

Mash lightly at the end for a hybrid between scalloped potatoes and mashed potatoes.

History

Creamy potato dishes date back centuries, especially in European kitchens where dairy and root vegetables were staples. The slow cooker version is the modern evolution — keeping the comfort while removing the effort.

Potatoes have always been the food of warmth, survival, and togetherness. This dish honors that tradition with a creamy twist.