Making turkey chili has never been so easy. Inexpensive and we've got a few ways you can turn up the heat or dial it down.
Course: Main Course
Cuisine: American
Servings: 8people
Author: Regina Sober
Equipment
Dutch Oven Pot
Spatula, Wood
Ladle
Can Opener
Ingredients
1poundground turkey
1canchili beans (we use brooks)
4cupstomato juice
3-4Tablespoonschili powder
1cup diced onions
1Tablespoonolive oil
1diced jalapeno (optional for heat)
salt & pepper to taste
Instructions
In your Dutch oven, add the olive oil on medium heat.
Add chopped onions and cook until translucent.
Put the turkey in the pot and chop it into small bite size pieces.
Add a little chili powder (about teaspoon) and cook the powder into the turkey.
When the turkey is completely cooked (it will turn from pink to white), add your chili beans and stir.
Add the remaining chili powder and the chopped jalapeno as well cook for about a minute stirring to get everything mixed well.
Pour the tomato juice into the chili and stir yet again, to get everything incorporated well.
Reduce the heat to low and stir occasionally to keep from burning on the bottom of the pot and sides.
Add salt and pepper to your taste.
If you are going to cook the chili for a while and not eat it immediately, you can cover the pot to keep it from bubbling on and splattering the stove.