Turkey Chili

"This is a recipe I came up with on my own after my mom gave me the basics on how she does hers. The leaner the Turkey, the better. I also try to get the Low-Sodium Kidney Beans, Tomatoes & Tomato sauce to cut down on the salt. The habanero pepper is optional if you don't like spicy chili, but I find it a must. I usually just buy a jar of habanero peppers whole & cut that up really fine & throw it in with the seeds & juice & all. I make this every Sunday & put it in plastic containers & freeze. They make a great & easy lunch or dinner when you don't feel like cooking. I usually take mine to work, then set it on my desk until lunchtime, then just microwave it for about 2 minutes."
 
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Ready In:
2hrs 20mins
Ingredients:
12
Serves:
6-8
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ingredients

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directions

  • brown ground turkey with garlic (run through the garlic press or finely chopped) & chopped onion on Medium to Medium-high heat. Season with cayenne pepper & cumin to taste (optional).
  • After turkey is browned through & onion cooked, add drained cans of kidney beans.
  • Add canned chopped tomatoes,tomato sauce & chili seasoning. Mix well.
  • Add green peppers & olives.
  • When all ingredients are mixed well together, add habanero pepper & mix well again.
  • Lower heat to low.
  • You may add water, but I never do. If you do, I wouldn't recommend more than a half a cup, otherwise you end up with bean soup.
  • Cover & simmer on low for at least an hour up to all day.

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I recently got married on October 11th, 2008 and live with my husband & 3 cats. I love to cook & love to see what I can accomplish in the kitchen by pushing myself daily.
 
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