Here's another recipe for chili, this one is different than the turkey chili that I also make- it's got a totally different thing goin' on here. This has a little more kick to it, it's the kinda chili you pour over a baked potato and enjoy on a cool day. And best of all, I made it in the crock pot, so, it pretty much made itself!
Ingredients
2 lbs. ground beef
1 yellow onion, finely chopped
3 cloves of garlic, minced
28 oz. diced tomatoes
1 cup water
1 can pinto beans, drained & rinsed
1 can kidney beans, drained & rinsed
8 oz. can tomato paste
2 TSBP chili powder
1 tsp cumin
1/2 tsp. pepper
1/2 tsp salt
Directions
Break up your beef into chunks, dump it in along with everything else. Stir it all up. Cook on low heat for 8 hours (if I am home, I stir it a few more times during the day). Serve as a soup with french bread or even better, over a warm Baked Potato!!!
3 comments:
Hi, Andrea!
I have "stalked" your blog for a while...I found you thru your sister's blog...found hers thru a Turlock connection...I work at THS and went all thru school with Noah's sister, Anna...anyways...back to my question! I love using the crockpot in the winter...and the chili recipe looks great..but I just wanted to clarify...was the meat raw when you put it in?! I have often wondered about putting ground beef in the crockpot to cook with other things but figured I couldn't because there is nowhere for the grease to go...can you clarify? I have used a few of your recipes and appreciate that they are "points" friendly! Great site!! Thanks for sharing your recipes!
Kristin in Turlock
Hi Kristin,
Fun to "meet" you and hear about the connects- small world huh??? Anyhow, I cook with ground turkey a lot in the crock pot (extremely lean so no need to worry about the fat) but this was the first time I tried raw beef in the crock pot and I was surprised at how well it turned out. I did buy extra lean beef from Trader Joe's because I had the same concern as you. But it cooked great and even when I refrigerated it, the next day there was only a little trace of grease on one side, so I would do it again. If you aren't feeling comfortable with that, you can cook your ground beef first, then add all the ingredients, and cook on low for 1/2 the time... or substitute it for ground turkey! Let me know how it turns out, these fall days are perfect for the crock pot!!!!
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