Red Hot Wing Vegetarian White Chili
photo by Tallie in Pacific NW
- Ready In:
- 45mins
- Ingredients:
- 18
- Yields:
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20 cups
- Serves:
- 100
ingredients
- 147.89 ml extra virgin olive oil
- 15 yellow sweet onions, diced
- 98.58 ml minced garlic cloves, bottled
- 50 vegetable bouillon cubes, : (Better Than Bouillon Vegetarian, No Chicken Base)
- 11339.80 g water
- 1984.46 g canned diced green chiles, Fire Roasted, Diced
- 98.58 ml dried oregano
- 49.29 ml ground cumin
- 24.64 ml pepper
- 787.84 ml chili powder
- 4 (15875.73 g) can white beans, S&W
- 2 (7937.86 g) can white corn, Sweet
- 787.84 ml lime juice
- 443.7 ml Frank's red hot sauce, Buffalo
- 30 medium russet potatoes, peeled and diced
- 2267.96 g monterey jack pepper cheese, shredded, Tillamook
- 10 to taste water
- 10 to taste cornstarch
directions
- In a lrg soup pot saute onion and garlic in olive oil over med heat until tender.
- Add remaining ingredients w/the EXCEPTION of pepperjack cheese, water and cornstarch; bring to a boil, stirring on ocassion. Reduce heat to med-high and continue boil until potatoes are tender, stirring occassionally; approx 25mins.
- Add pepperjack cheese. If all is well, go for it! Otherwise, grab 'yer cornstarch and water for more consistency -- I ALWAYS do. Consider a touch MORE lime juice as well.
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Reviews
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I would be remiss in my review if I didn't start off by saying this recipe is not a vegetarian chili. A vegetarian chili wouldn't use chicken stock as an ingredient so I used vegetable stock as a substitute. That being said, this is a great chili, although I think of it more as a soup. It had a good heat to it and lots of flavor. I made it for some vegetarian colleagues at school and they loved it! I didn't put the cheese in the finished dish but packaged it up separately for my friends to add when heated. Their comments were, "This is delicious!" "So yummy!" In other words, it was a success! Thanks for sharing this recipe, Tallie. ***Made for Spring PAC 2013***
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