White Turkey Chili

"Very low fat and easy to make. Enjoy!! For diabetics, exchanges include 1 bread/starch and 3 low-fat meat. (Originally from http://diabeticgourmet.com)."
 
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Ready In:
45mins
Ingredients:
11
Serves:
4
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ingredients

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directions

  • Use a large saucepan to cook onions, bell peppers, and garlic in oil until tender.
  • Add cumin, oregano, cayenne pepper, and salt.
  • Cook for 1 minute.
  • Stir in beans, broth and turkey.
  • Bring to a boil.
  • Reduce heat and simmer uncovered for 30 minutes or until slightly thickened.

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  1. A very tasty healthy chili! I doubled the batch and did throw in about 2 handfuls of leftover corn kernels, as well as 1 can of diced tomatoes, very well drained. I also used salt and pepper to taste upon serving. Thanks for posting!
     
  2. Just made it for my family tonight. A little spicy for my son, who is picky about spices anyway. We had it over rice with a little shredded cheese on top. Yum!
     
  3. This is the first chili Ive ever made and it turned out awesome. I doubled everything in the recipe to have plenty during to week. Instead of using the green bell peppers I used a 7oz can of mild green chili's. With doing this along with the cumin and cayenne pepper gave it the slight "kick" I was looking for. I ended up using 30oz of the cannellini beans (did not drain or rinse them) and 2 - 14.5oz cans of the chicken broth.
     
  4. This recipe is so easy to make
     
  5. This was a really good recipe. I made it for the church potluck, and it was well-received. I loved it, and so did my husband. Thanks!
     
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  1. This is the first chili Ive ever made and it turned out awesome. I doubled everything in the recipe to have plenty during to week. Instead of using the green bell peppers I used a 7oz can of mild green chili's. With doing this along with the cumin and cayenne pepper gave it the slight "kick" I was looking for. I ended up using 30oz of the cannellini beans (did not drain or rinse them) and 2 - 14.5oz cans of the chicken broth.
     
  2. This recipe is so easy to make. The flavors are wonderful. I will definitely make this again and again. Next time, I think I'll add the uncooked ground turkey to the sauteed onions and garlic and then add the seasonings. This way the ground turkey would be more flavorful. I omitted the green peppers (don't care for them) and substituted paprika for cayenne. Thank you for posting such a delicious and simple dish.
     

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