Crockpot Turkey Chili Recipe
The Best Turkey Chili EVER!
Crockpot turkey chili made from boxed onion soup? Yessirree Bob! I came up with the idea while reaching for an organic chicken broth box at the grocery store, when one shelf up I saw the organic onion soup and thought, “Wow, that would make my chili much yummier.” Thankfully, I was right and the chili has turned out to be one of my favorite most flavorful homemade soups of all time.
Beyond being flavor-filled, it is also low in calories, inexpensive to make, feeds 20 people, and is full of nutrition. It’s super fast to put together too – it took me all of 15 minutes to throw it all in the crockpot. Substitute any of the vegetables for whatever you have around the house that is fresh.
Crockpot Turkey Chili Recipe
- ground turkey, 1 pound
- 1 box organic French Onion Soup
- 1 14.5 oz can organic diced tomatoes
- 3 cans of 11.5 oz tomato juice
- organic cauliflower, 1 cup chopped
- organic celery, 1 cup chopped
- kale (from the garden-yum!), 1 cup chopped
- shredded carrots, 1 cup chopped
- 2 tablespoons fresh crushed garlic
- 1 tablespoon cumin
- 1 tablespoon chili powder
- 1/2 teaspoon red pepper (or more if you like it spicy)
- 3 sprigs fresh oregano from the garden
- Salt and pepper to taste
Brown meat in the pan. Transfer to a crockpot. Add all other ingredients. Simmer all day until flavors are thoroughly married and cooked through.
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That’s it. A super easy recipe for Crockpot Turkey Chili that will knock your socks off with flavor. Use organic ingredients for your culinary creation and it is even healthier. Perfect for fall or any old time you get a hankering for a hearty soup.
Yes! Broth adds more flavor than water, so makes an excellent choice. Chicken, beef, vegetable, and onion soup broth all taste delicious in chili.
1. Utilize ground turkey instead of red meat.
2. Go bean-free or substitute vegetables instead of beans.
3. Do not add cheese.
4. Utilize fresh tomato juice if possible. However, if you are sensitive to Solanaceae, or nightshade plants, then you should avoid chili.