My favorite recipe to share is one for Ranch Chicken. It is shockingly easy, and disgustingly good.
Slap some chicken in a crock pot.
If you've used boneless/skinless breast, add a little bit of water.
Pour on some ranch dressing/dip powder.
Cook on 'high' for 4+ hours, or 'low' for 8+ hours.
That's really it. It does not come out tasting like ranch dressing, but the seasoning is so delicious, and the meat will be fall-apart tender.
I prefer to use boneless thighs, myself, but have tried it with every cut of chicken imaginable and they all work out beautifully. Our "usual" is to use leg quarters because they're sooooo cheap (49c a pound) and the meat literally falls off the bone, so it's not a huge chore to debone the meat for the kids. I also like to pour off some of the 'drippings' into my water when I make rice, it flavors it amazingly. Steam a little veggie on the side, and bam! Instant family favorite.