Directions
1Place whole chicken in base of slow cooker
2Arrange pineapple pieces and diced capsicum around chicken
3Cook on HIGH for 2hrs
4After 2hrs I drained and discarded all the liquid from the slow cooker (a whole chicken releases heaps!) leaving just the chicken, pineapple and capsicum behind in the slow cooker.
5Combine reserved pineapple juice (from can), tomato sauce, vinegar, sugar and soy sauce and pour over chicken in the slow cooker.
6Continue to cook but now on LOW for another 4hrs
7Carefully lift chicken out at the end of cooking time (be careful to support as you lift as it will be fall apart tender - I use two egg flips, one under the chicken from each end to support it, as I lift quickly onto a serving plate)
8Strain liquid from slow cooker and discard solids
9Transfer strained liquids to a saucepan. Bring to boil then simmer (while stirring) to reduce sauce down by half to a glossy sauce.
10We served ours with rice and steamed broccolini
Submitted by Paulene Christie
5 Reviews
Paulene @ Slow Cooker Central
November 18, 2019
Sure you could Ann 🙂
Ann gavan
November 14, 2019
Could you use chicken thighs instead of a whole chicken
Jaylee Williams
January 15, 2018
Made this a couple times. It’s really yummy. And the whole family loves it. Even made it for some friends they loved it too!
Definatly recommend ^_^
Tracy
August 7, 2017
I have cooked this more than once as everyone just loves it! I cooked the chicken with the strained pineapple and capsicum for 8 hours on LOW as I wasn’t home during the day, Just before serving, I drained all the juices and added the 5 remaining ingredients for the sauce. I then thickened it on the stovetop with a cornflour/water mix and added the pineapple and capsicum back in. Once thickened, poured it over the chicken and …..yummo !
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Kirsty
April 7, 2021
Great recipe. At the end, I removed the chicken and took out all the bones. I then used the saute option on the multi cooker and added cornflour to the remaining liquid to thicken the sauce. Served with rice and the 2yo loved it!