I also made a very inexpensive batch
of turkey chili and to make it last even longer with smaller portions, I made chili and cheese stuffed sweet potatos (top right).
I make a sort
of turkey chili with ground turkey, crushed tomato, coriander and cumin, and the Shirataki noodles.
I also made a very inexpensive batch
of turkey chili and to make it last even longer with smaller portions, I made chili and cheese stuffed sweet potatos (top right).
So I made a big pot
of turkey chili.
Not exact matches
While she said she doesn't count calories, her diet often consists
of a chia bowl and coffee for breakfast, scrambled eggs on bread for lunch, something like
turkey chili for dinner, and Greek yogurt for dessert.
Ground
turkey is an ideal choice for oat quinoa
chili, as it is so lean and so full
of flavor, but any good lean ground meat will be suitable.
Ironically I made a big batch
of turkey and bean
chili for lunches this week.
I adore this type
of recipe — I just made yesterday an improvised «thing» in the crockpot and amazingly I hit some
of the same tones you did... except that I used ground
turkey, in an attempt at Indian -
chili - a-la-Sally..
I make white
chili, red
chili (confession... using the McCormick mix) with ground
turkey, and then at least once a year I make a big batch
of Cincinnati
chili, which everyone loves.
Anything to mix up my
turkey sammies and endless line
of chili leftovers throughout the week is a winner.
I made a variety
of pastas and soups using
turkey Italian sausage (including
chili), but want to try this one with chicken sausage.
Pancakes, low sodium
turkey bacon, eggs and fruit Thursday: Tuna Steaks with sesame ginger marinade, brown rice and broccoli Friday: Pizza Saturday: I don't cook on Saturday so leftovers or we will order from somewhere Sunday: Cranberry Pork Ribs (made a few edits to this recipe: no
chili sauce and no red wine vinegar, add 1/2 cup low sodium chicken broth and dash
of red pepper flakes) with smashed potatoes and a veggie
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of the fridge / pantry, love to cook, soups, stews,
chili,
turkey
If not, on the topic
of sandwich recipes, there's this deli near me that sells this sandwich called the Drakester and it's basically hot
turkey with melted pepper jack, cream cheese, roasted
chili peppers, and I think mayo all on garlic sourdough.
ground white meat
turkey breast
Chili powder Worcestershire sauce Cumin Oregano Salt Pepper 1 15 - oz can kidney beans 1 14.5 - oz can Mexican - style stewed tomatoes with jalapeno peppers and spices 1 5.5 - oz can tomato juice Pre-shredded reduced - fat cheddar cheese light sour cream chives 1 package
of corn tortillas sea salt (or whatever you want your chips to taste like)
I have cooked with ground
turkey quite a bit but it was usually in
chili or tacos in place
of ground beef.
Incredible, perfectly spiced healthy
turkey chili made with plenty
of spices, kidney beans, tomatoes, onion and corn.
I am not a fan
of turkey by any means but I am on a healthy kick and sick
of chicken so I figured ground
turkey chili would be flavorful enough for me to withstand it being
turkey and OH MY did this recipe NOT dissappoint!!!
I made a pot
of turkey sausage
chili this week, but I love a good hearty vegetarian
chili since we eat vegetarian most
of the time... this
chili looks perfectly cozy for these frigid temperatures we've been having here lately... ditto on the fries and guac!
White
Turkey Burger with Cranberry
Chili Chutney: The combination
of turkey and cranberry isn't just
You can brown 1 pound
of organic grass - fed
turkey or beef and add it along with the beans, if you like, but my family prefers vegetarian
chili, so I didn't include the meat this time.
Ladle
turkey chili over the top
of the chips.
Warm your body and soul with a big bowl
of hearty homemade
turkey and bean
chili.
We found a basic
turkey chili recipe in a recent issue
of Prevention Magazine and adapted it to up the spiciness factor.
I enjoy
turkey tacos as well, with my own blend
of chili powder and cayenne and cumin.
We just got out
of a mega deep - freeze up here in Wisconsin («feels like -35 °F» is something I would be OK with never seeing and feeling again) and this spicy
turkey chili mac hit the spot.
I like all kinds
of chili, truth be told — with beans, without beans, with tomatoes, without tomatoes, with or without chocolate and cinnamon, with beef, pork,
turkey and / or chicken, and,
of course, no meat at all.
2 lbs
of ground
turkey (I used lean 93 %) 1 cup
of cooked quinoa (any color will do) 1 medium yellow onion, diced very small 6 garlic cloves, minced 1 cup
of chopped spinach leaves (I used baby spinach leaves) 1/4 teaspoon
of red
chili flakes 2 tablespoon
of low sodium soy sauce, Sriracha sauce or other hot sauce that you love or Worcheshire sauce 1 tablespoon
of Italian Seasoning 1 teaspoon
of Oregano Salt and Pepper 1 tablespoon
of flaxseed meal 1 egg, beaten
I used the Jennie - O Italian seasoned lean ground
turkey instead
of regular, fat free mozzarella and I forgot the
chili powder but I followed the remainder
of the recipe verbatim.
I make
chili a lot but instead
of ground beef or ground
turkey I use venison and cut it into small pieces.
This
turkey chili is hearty, full
of flavor and will have you craving seconds every time.
Perfect guidelines for a hearty
chili base - I added spicy
turkey sausage with the ground beef, fresh chopped
chili, bell and jalapeno peppers, a can
of beer, and extra spices.
Turn up or down the heat with this rich flavor
of Texas
chili — perfect with beef; but to mix it up, try ground
turkey or brisket.
This healthy and flavorful
turkey pumpkin
chili will be in regular rotation this fall and winter — the spice palate and texture is wonderful, and it's exactly the kind
of comforting meal you want to hover over when the weather turns chilly.
The pumpkin adds amazing texture — something that's often missing in
turkey chili — plus a touch
of sweetness that's not at all cloying.
Instead adding loads
of processed meats, bacon bits, salty chips, and processed cheese, this
turkey chili recipe uses nourishing ingredients including organic ground
turkey and seasonal butternut squash.
Other superstar
turkey chili recipe ingredients include quinoa to create the perfect texture plus more protein and omega - 3 fatty acids, spicy jalapeno to give your metabolism a kick, and a variety
of warming and flavorful spices, such as cinnamon and cayenne.
Spiced with cinnamon, allspice, and cocoa powder, this warming bean and
turkey chili pairs perfectly with the sweet fall flavor
of roasted spaghetti squash in this naturally gluten - free dinner.
In fact, quality organic and pasture - raised
turkey is a suitable swap for the traditional ground beef or pork in many recipes, such as spaghetti Bolognese, burgers, tacos, and,
of course,
chili.
Rub
turkey legs with a mixture
of chili powder, cumin, garlic and oregano.
Ground chicken (or
turkey), beans, tomatoes, and enchilada sauce form the base
of this simple
chili.
This
chili is packed with lean group
turkey, butternut squash, two types
of beans, and a delicious tomato broth.
Chili powder, cumin, cinnamon, oregano and coriander team up to infuse each bite
of butternut squash, black beans and ground
turkey with layers
of flavor.
Prepare your filling by gently combining uncooked beef (or
turkey), shredded carrots, cooked rice (or quinoa), garlic, ginger, onion, soy sauce, sesame oil, rice vinegar,
chili sauce and a pinch
of salt and black pepper in a large mixing bowl.
Going beyond the burger, Wayback Burgers also offers crispy and grilled chicken sandwiches, veggie burgers,
turkey burgers, fresh salads and delicious sides including fries, onion rings, homestyle
chili and house - made chips, as well as its famous Burger and Milkshake
of the Month.
My inspiration comes from the twenty degree weather we experienced the first week
of January when this hearty bowl
of white
turkey chili with kale really hit the spot.
Perfect for the top
of nearly everything - from
turkey chili to fried eggs.
I pack soup,
of course, but also
turkey and bean
chili; vegetarian
chili; whole grain spaghetti and
turkey meatballs; steamed Asian dumplings; all - natural ravioli or tortellini; a frozen, all - natural saag paneer (an Indian spinach dish) my daughter likes, and much more.
Refreshing Summer Taco Salad: Serves (at least) 4 Ingredients: 1, 16 oz package
of lean ground
turkey 1 cup frozen corn Dash
of: salt, pepper,
chili powder, garlic powder 1 head
of romaine lettuce, washed 1 can low sodium black beans, drained and rinsed 2 roma tomatoes, diced 1/4 cup reduced fat colby jack...
1 package ground
turkey (or chicken or even beef if you prefer) 1C chopped celery 1/2 chopped onion 2 - 3 crushed garlic cloves fresh ground pepper to taste 1/2 tsp
of chili powder chopped green & red pepper 1 chopped zucchini 1 c frozen corn kernels 1C tomato sauce (low sodium or make your own) 1C salsa (use low sodium or make your own) 3 - 4 wholewheat tortillas 1/2 cup shredded cheese (I used cheddar)