Best slow cooker recipes that are literally prep and then dump and then wait?

I actually wouldn't say that I'm a "beginner" cook, more intermediate (been cooking regularly for ~6 yrs). However, I've rarely used my slow cooker and I would absolutely love to. I am expecting my first child in October and 1. I'll probably be exhausted by the evening postpartum so I want to do something in the morning and 2. I've always loved when people use slow cookers and it makes the house smell so good all day. I want to start getting in the habit now rather than coming up with something last minute when I'm already hungry.

Conditions:

• I want something that's literally a prep and dump recipe, so I don't want to use the stovetop whatsoever. I also don't want to check on the slow cooker religiously, so nothing that requires me to add additional ingredients multiple times throughout (once or twice is fine).

• I also want it to be sufficient as a whole meal (outside of maybe using rice as a base); I don't want to have to assemble tacos afterwards, fry an additional egg, etc. For example, I don't really want to make carnitas just to have to make tortillas, cut cilantro, squeeze limes, etc afterwards (I used to make carnitas with the slow cooker all the time, and while it was amazing, it is way too much work imo).

• Recipe must have some vegetables in it. I really hate just eating meat and grains by themselves.

So far I found a recipe for beef stew that seems reasonable, and also chicken and dumplings. I like all kinds of foods -- Mexican, Chinese, Indian, French, German, whatever. What other suggestions for prep and dump recipes do you have?