Good Chili recipe

pictaker64

Senior Member
stewing in the crock pot as I type.I have made it a few times and it always comes out great.I get tired of the regular chilis so I found this recipe for chicken chili,very easy....just thought I would share for all my fellow members who will be or already stuck in the big storm thats sweeping across the US..


White Bean Chicken Chili
Serves: 6-8
Cook time: 6 hours


Ingredients:
1 Tbsp. olive oil
1 large onion, chopped
4 cloves of garlic, minced
4 cans of great northern beans (rinsed and drained)
4 cups chicken stock
1 7-oz. can diced green chiles
1 jalapeno pepper, diced with seeds
2 teaspoons oregano
2 teaspoons cumin
1 tsp. salt
¼ tsp. ground cloves
1 tsp. cayenne pepper
1 lb. rotisserie chicken, shredded
Garnish options: cilantro chopped onion sour cream shredded cheese avocado
Preparation:
In a slow cooker, combine olive oil, onions and garlic.
In a food processor, puree 2 cans of beans with a splash of stock and add it to the slow cooker. Add stock. Using a whisk, incorporate the puree into the chili. Once puree is incorporated, add remaining 2 cans of whole beans to the chili. Add diced chiles, jalapeno, oregano, cumin, salt, cloves, and cayenne. Stir gently.
Put slow cooker on high for 6 hours. At the fifth hour, add shredded chicken and cook for an additional hour.
Serve topped with garnishes.
 

RON_RIP

Senior Member
I love a good chili. Will try this for sure. Did you ever try "company's coming chili. Make you favorite chili recipe the same way, in the crockpot. One half-hour before serving pour a cornbread batter unto the top and let it bake. Yum
 
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BackdoorArts

Senior Member
My wife makes killer chilis - yes, plural. She does a great red chili that's got a great southwestern flavor and is a little unorthodox in that she uses corn in it, which gives it a nice sweetness without getting sugary. She's also managed to somehow master Denver style green chili based only on my description and a single taste of it on her one visit while I was working there (no green enchilada sauce as I see in most recipes online - we grow our own peppers and tomatillos). She's a keeper. Alas, the recipes are all in her head and based on look and taste, not measuring. We work old school.
 

pictaker64

Senior Member
Here's The finished product

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