Chicken Enchilada Chili
From boofie 15 years agoIngredients
- 1 pound assorted dried beans (I get the 15 bean soup beans. I love beans.) shopping list
- 1 large red onion, rough chop shopping list
- 2 bell peppers, rough chop (any color) shopping list
- 1 large carrot, grated shopping list
- 3 celery stalks, rough chop shopping list
- 1 14.5oz can stewed tomatoes, chopped (with liquid) shopping list
- 1/2 14.5 oz can crushed tomatoes with puree shopping list
- 1 can whole green chilies, chopped shopping list
- 3/4 cup your favorite enchilada sauce shopping list
- Several cups of chicken or vegetable stock shopping list
- Half a bottle of beer shopping list
- Shredded chicken shopping list
- Several heaping spoonfuls of my taco seasoning to taste shopping list
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- tortilla strips or chips shopping list
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- Shredded cheese shopping list
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- Sliced jalepenos shopping list
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How to make it
- Before you start anything, rinse your beans and look for any small rocks or debris. A chipped tooth is a fast way to ruin any good meal!
- Allow beans to soak overnight or at least six hours in cold water. If you don't have time for this, place beans in a pot of water and bring to a boil. Remove the pot of beans from the heat and allow to soak 1-2 hours more.
- Discard the water your beans were soaked in. It will usually be full of starch and any debris you didn't rinse off, and this recipe does not call for dirt.
- While your beans are soaking, chop your veggies and allow onion, carrot, celery, and peppers to sweat and soften for a minute or two without browning. I usually add a few tablespoons of veggie broth rather than oil to prevent them from sticking.
- Add tomatoes, chilies, enchilada sauce, beer, and seasoning to veggies and mix well.
- Carefully add beans and gently mix. Stirring too often or too harshly will smoosh your beans and you'll have a tex-mex spread rather than chili beans :). Add you chicken too if you are using it.
- Add broth until chili reaches your preferred consistency and gently bring to a boil. Allow to simmer uncovered over low heat for an hour or two, adding more stock as necessary. Feel free to taste frequently to adjust seasonings!
- Serve over warm tortilla strips with whatever toppings you like :)
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