How to make shredded chicken

This easy and simple task opens tons of doors for new recipes! See what you can make with shredded chicken!

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Take your thawed chicken breast.

Take your thawed chicken breast.

Place all the chicken breast you wish to shreds in the crock pot. I decided to leave the fat on for flavor.

Place all the chicken breast you wish to shreds in the crock pot. I decided to leave the fat on for flavor.

Take two beef bouillon cubes and put one in each of your two mason jars filled with water. If you don't have a cube use a tablespoon of powder bouillon or a can of chicken broth.

Take two beef bouillon cubes and put one in each of your two mason jars filled with water. If you don't have a cube use a tablespoon of powder bouillon or a can of chicken broth.

Heat the jars (without lids) in the microwave for around 5-10 minutes or until hot. Then shake up the jars (with lids) to mix up the bouillon.

Heat the jars (without lids) in the microwave for around 5-10 minutes or until hot. Then shake up the jars (with lids) to mix up the bouillon.

Add the broth to your crock pot.

Add the broth to your crock pot.

Make sure the chicken in completely submersed in the broth.

Make sure the chicken in completely submersed in the broth.

Turn your crock pot on high and let cook for a minimum of four hours!

Turn your crock pot on high and let cook for a minimum of four hours!

I let these cook for about 6-7 hours.

I let these cook for about 6-7 hours.

They should be soft when you pick them up and perhaps they'll fall apart..this is GREAT!

They should be soft when you pick them up and perhaps they'll fall apart..this is GREAT!

Just put them into a large bowl one at a time and use two forks to shred them up.

Just put them into a large bowl one at a time and use two forks to shred them up.

There you have it. Shredded chicken that falls apart ready to be use in many dishes.

  • 4.0 Chicken breast
  • 2.0 Beef bouillon cube
  • Water
  • Crock pot
  • 2.0 Mason jar
  • Large bowl
  • Two forks