This recipe uses frozen ravioli, tomato sauce, and a big handful of cheese for a quick, filling dinner that everyone will love! This hearty, cheesy dream of a dinner will take the Crockpot game to the next level!

This post is sponsored by Mirum, all opinions expressed are my own.

Easy Cheesy Ravioli

Who doesn’t love ravioli? Whether it’s filled with cheese, meat, or even veggies like pumpkin puree, ravioli is universally loved by everyone!

This recipe is so insanely easy and versatile, it’s definitely going to become a favorite! Basically toss it in the crockpot, cook, and serve! How easy is that?

4 Ingredient Crockpot Ravioli

All it takes is four ingredients to make a hearty family dinner that satisfies even the hungriest eaters!

RAVIOLI Since this has a meat sauce I like cheese or veggie-filled ravioli (although meat-filled works too). No need to pre-cook the ravioli.

SAUSAGE Italian sausage gives the sauce lots of flavor as its heavily seasoned (use hot or mild). Swap out the ground sausage for ground chicken or beef (but add extra spices, a couple of teaspoons of Italian seasoning should do).

TOMATO SAUCE Feel free to use a jarred or homemade marinara sauce, or two large cans of crushed tomatoes will do, just add some extra seasonings. If you have a little bit extra or you’re a little bit short this recipe still works just fine.

You could also use leftover meat sauce from last night’s spaghetti too!

CHEESE Mozzarella is the best cheese for this recipe!

We love Italian food and nothing is better than pasta in a great tomato sauce (topped with cheese of course).

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Use as directed for 14 days to treat frequent heartburn (occurring 2 or more days a week). May take 1-4 days for full effect. Not intended for immediate relief. You should not take Omeprazole ODT for more than 14 days, or more often than every four months unless directed by a doctor.

How to Make Crockpot Ravioli (lasagna)

This recipe is layered like a lasagna, right on top of each other before cooking!

  • Brown sausage and drain fat. Add tomato sauce and stir.
  • Layer sauce, frozen ravioli (uncooked) and cheese in a slow cooker.
  • Cook on low for 3 hours. Voila!

Finish off this easy meal with extra cheesy garlic biscuits, a side of creamy cucumber salad.

Easy Crockpot Pasta Recipes

  • Crockpot Stuffed Shells – so cheesy!
  • Creamy Crockpot Tortellini – perfectly creamy & delicious
  • Crock Pot Mac and Cheese – comfort food!
  • CrockPot Goulash – great make-ahead meal
  • Crock Pot Beef Stroganoff – a family favorite
  • Crock Pot Sausage Pasta – hearty & flavorful

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Nutrition Information

Nutrition information provided is an estimate and will vary based on cooking methods and brands of ingredients used.

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