Absolutely !
If you have a crock pot/slow cooker...
Chicken breast, Cream of Mushroom soup. Brown the chicken breasts in a skillet, just enough to get some color on the outside, don't worry about being done, you're just doing it for flavor. You can skip this step and it'll be fine. Put your chicken breasts and soup in the crock pot and set on low for 6 hours or high for 4.
Don't add water. The breast will have enough that it thins out. Serve over a bed of Knorr's Mushroom rice.
My kids used to beg me to make it. Serve with whatever vegetables or bread you like.
If you like pulled pork...
Get a BONE IN { can't stress that enough } Pork Shoulder Butt Roast. Season it heavily on all sides with Smoked Paprika. One whole jar of Pepperoncini and the juice goes in with it. Drop in it in your crock pot on high and forget about it for at least the next 8 hours. The longer the better. If it has fat on it, leave it. It will be fall apart tender. Remove the bone and put all the meat in a bowl with your favorite BBQ sauce. Stir and mix till it's all combined. Put on bun.
Add in some coleslaw and potato salad as sides or better yet, add a healthy dollop of coleslaw of top of the pork sandwich.
Have a comfortable spot for oncoming food coma.
Normally I'd do this on a grill, but that takes a lot of time and you have to keep track of the heat, so a crock pot is easier.
If you're worried about calories or cholesterol, don't ever ask a Southern cook for advice.