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Skip the complicated ones. There are loads of tasty recipes that involve nothing more than dumping things in a pot. We're getting to fall and it will soon be cool enough that soup sounds good, and most of those are very simple.
Here's a recipe for a whole crockpot chicken that comes out like a rotisserie chicken - fall off the bone tender - and all you do is rub a raw chicken with as bunch of spices and dump it in a crockpot. I like to put it on a bed of veggies and they cook in the chicken juices.
Good on you for trying!