Sunday, April 19, 2015

Moderately Spicy Turkey Chili

Whether you're hankering for something spicy, need to make a meal on a budget, or looking to stay on track of being healthy, definitely try this chili.  The great part about it is the ability to substitute - if you're vegetarian, eliminate the turkey and add some extra beans; on the flip side, if you're into a meaty chili, eliminate one can of beans and throw in another pound of meat. Like it extra spicy, try adding more jalapenos or chili powder.  I toss in chia seeds to make it extra filling and give it an even greater fiber boost.

 
Garnish with some fat free sour cream and fat free cheddar cheese!
Have it alone, or throw it on a salad to get even more veggies.



Makes 6 servings. Weight Watchers Points Plus Per Serving: 9

Ingredients

  •  1 pound(s) uncooked 93% lean ground turkey, mixed in chili pot, crumbles   
  •   1 large uncooked onion(s), chopped, browned in oil   
  •  1 Tbsp olive oil   
  •   31 oz canned diced tomatoes, mixed into chili pot, undrained   
  •   15 1/2 oz canned black beans, undrained, toss in pot   
  •   10 item(s) sweet mini baby bell pepper(s), chopped, mixed into chili pot   
  •   3 medium jalapeƱo pepper(s), chopped, mixed into pot   
  •  1/4 cup(s) dried chia seeds   
  •   2 oz green hot chili peppers, (2 peppers) chopped, mixed into chili pot   
  •  15 1/2 oz Rienzi Kidney Beans, Red, mixed into chili pot, undrained   
  •  8 tbsp dry mix McCormick Seasoning Mix, Original Chili   

Instructions

  • Brown turkey with oil and onion in chili pot first. Mix all other items in after turkey is browned. Bring to a boil, then reduce to medium-low heat and let simmer for about 20 minutes. Add fat free sour cream and fat free chedder cheese when serving for an additional flavor boost. Great as a bowl or on a salad!

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