Anonymous
10/25/2013 09:41
Subject: Turkey Beet Chili
can you imagine the poop afterward?
Anonymous
10/24/2013 23:22
Subject: Turkey Beet Chili
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I recently tried a turkey beet chili and loved it but can't seem to find many recipes online. Anyone have a suggestion?
Them's fightin' words in Texas, missy.
Well, gee. Thank god I'm in DC.
Obviously, b/c you have no sense of humor.
Anonymous
10/24/2013 21:04
Subject: Re:Turkey Beet Chili
Anonymous wrote:You needed to google beet chili, if you google turkey beet chili you get turkey beer chili.
Btw if you ever lose the recipe and this thread.
I did notice that, you have to click the "did you mean:" option. Thx though! Guess I wasn't the only one who had never heard of it!
Anonymous
10/24/2013 20:23
Subject: Turkey Beet Chili
Turkey beer chili sounds pretty good, too, actually....
Anonymous
10/24/2013 19:43
Subject: Re:Turkey Beet Chili
You needed to google beet chili, if you google turkey beet chili you get turkey beer chili.
Btw if you ever lose the recipe and this thread.
Btw if you ever lose the recipe and this thread.
Anonymous
10/24/2013 19:33
Subject: Turkey Beet Chili
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I recently tried a turkey beet chili and loved it but can't seem to find many recipes online. Anyone have a suggestion?
Them's fightin' words in Texas, missy.
Well, gee. Thank god I'm in DC.
Anonymous
10/24/2013 18:42
Subject: Turkey Beet Chili
Anonymous wrote:I recently tried a turkey beet chili and loved it but can't seem to find many recipes online. Anyone have a suggestion?
Them's fightin' words in Texas, missy.
Anonymous
10/24/2013 16:59
Subject: Re:Turkey Beet Chili
where are you finding fresh beets this time of year?
Anonymous
10/24/2013 16:40
Subject: Turkey Beet Chili
Anonymous wrote:Not my recipe but here's one I found online
source: http://freetobake.com/2012/10/15/chili-with-beets-and-greens/
Chili with Beets and Greens
Serves lots of people
Ingredients
1 onion, chopped
1 bell pepper, chopped
1 lb ground turkey
1 bunch of beets (approx 0.5-1 lbs)
2-4 cups of cooked beans, if using canned beans, make sure to drain and rinse well
beet tops
turnip tops
3 cans tomato sauce (15 oz each)
2-4 cups bean broth (or vegetable or chicken broth)
1/8 tsp cayenne
1/4 cup chili powder
2 tsp ground cumin
1 tsp dried oregano
salt to taste
sugar if needed
cheese (optional)
sour cream (optional)
To begin, heat a large soup pot over medium heat and add a tablespoon of olive oil. Add a chopped onion, green pepper, and a pound of ground turkey and cook until the turkey is browned.
Cut the tops and tails off of the beets, chop them into bite sized pieces, add to the pot, and stir. Add the beans and stir.
Chop the greens and add to the pot. Add the rest of the ingredients and simmer for 1.5-2 hours. The reason for the large range of broth is because you may have to add more as it cooks if it is getting too thick. Start with 2 cups of broth and use your judgment and preference as you’re cooking the chili. Taste near the end of cooking and see if it needs to have more salt or some sugar added to balance the acidity from the tomatoes.
Scoop into bowls and top with cheese and/or sour cream.
Notes
You can shred the beets instead of cubing them if you need to hide them.
You can add shredded carrots as well or instead of the beets
Any sort of greens would work in this chili– spinach, collard greens, kale, etc. Just make sure to chop them finely if they are harder greens like the collards.
I promise I did google, but didn't find this. Not sure if its the same but sounds good anyway. Thank you!
Anonymous
10/24/2013 16:13
Subject: Turkey Beet Chili
Not my recipe but here's one I found online
source: http://freetobake.com/2012/10/15/chili-with-beets-and-greens/
Chili with Beets and Greens
Serves lots of people
Ingredients
1 onion, chopped
1 bell pepper, chopped
1 lb ground turkey
1 bunch of beets (approx 0.5-1 lbs)
2-4 cups of cooked beans, if using canned beans, make sure to drain and rinse well
beet tops
turnip tops
3 cans tomato sauce (15 oz each)
2-4 cups bean broth (or vegetable or chicken broth)
1/8 tsp cayenne
1/4 cup chili powder
2 tsp ground cumin
1 tsp dried oregano
salt to taste
sugar if needed
cheese (optional)
sour cream (optional)
To begin, heat a large soup pot over medium heat and add a tablespoon of olive oil. Add a chopped onion, green pepper, and a pound of ground turkey and cook until the turkey is browned.
Cut the tops and tails off of the beets, chop them into bite sized pieces, add to the pot, and stir. Add the beans and stir.
Chop the greens and add to the pot. Add the rest of the ingredients and simmer for 1.5-2 hours. The reason for the large range of broth is because you may have to add more as it cooks if it is getting too thick. Start with 2 cups of broth and use your judgment and preference as you’re cooking the chili. Taste near the end of cooking and see if it needs to have more salt or some sugar added to balance the acidity from the tomatoes.
Scoop into bowls and top with cheese and/or sour cream.
Notes
You can shred the beets instead of cubing them if you need to hide them.
You can add shredded carrots as well or instead of the beets
Any sort of greens would work in this chili– spinach, collard greens, kale, etc. Just make sure to chop them finely if they are harder greens like the collards.
source: http://freetobake.com/2012/10/15/chili-with-beets-and-greens/
Chili with Beets and Greens
Serves lots of people
Ingredients
1 onion, chopped
1 bell pepper, chopped
1 lb ground turkey
1 bunch of beets (approx 0.5-1 lbs)
2-4 cups of cooked beans, if using canned beans, make sure to drain and rinse well
beet tops
turnip tops
3 cans tomato sauce (15 oz each)
2-4 cups bean broth (or vegetable or chicken broth)
1/8 tsp cayenne
1/4 cup chili powder
2 tsp ground cumin
1 tsp dried oregano
salt to taste
sugar if needed
cheese (optional)
sour cream (optional)
To begin, heat a large soup pot over medium heat and add a tablespoon of olive oil. Add a chopped onion, green pepper, and a pound of ground turkey and cook until the turkey is browned.
Cut the tops and tails off of the beets, chop them into bite sized pieces, add to the pot, and stir. Add the beans and stir.
Chop the greens and add to the pot. Add the rest of the ingredients and simmer for 1.5-2 hours. The reason for the large range of broth is because you may have to add more as it cooks if it is getting too thick. Start with 2 cups of broth and use your judgment and preference as you’re cooking the chili. Taste near the end of cooking and see if it needs to have more salt or some sugar added to balance the acidity from the tomatoes.
Scoop into bowls and top with cheese and/or sour cream.
Notes
You can shred the beets instead of cubing them if you need to hide them.
You can add shredded carrots as well or instead of the beets
Any sort of greens would work in this chili– spinach, collard greens, kale, etc. Just make sure to chop them finely if they are harder greens like the collards.
Anonymous
Anonymous
10/24/2013 15:38
Subject: Turkey Beet Chili
I am expecting and went to an event called the baby shower- I forget what vender was selling it, but it was a delivery service and I am moving out of town in about a month. Wanted the recipe for this winter. Couldn't taste the beets and it was just perfect with cilantro. Wish I could remember the vendors name! I'd love to purchase some before I go. Wonder if it will freeze well?
Anonymous
10/23/2013 23:50
Subject: Turkey Beet Chili
That sounds amazing. I had beet soup the other week and I couldn't get enough of it. Where did you have it at OP??
Anonymous
10/23/2013 23:43
Subject: Turkey Beet Chili
Sorry, but my first thought is that this was a joke -- turkey beet chili sounds terrible!
But seriously if you disagree you might try looking for stew with beets and chicken. Lots more chicken recipes than turkey and really for these kinds of things they are interchangeable.
And really, I think a "chili" is just a stew. So you could leave that term out of your search as well. At least I hope it is because the thought of beets with chili power and the other chili spices, yuk!
But seriously if you disagree you might try looking for stew with beets and chicken. Lots more chicken recipes than turkey and really for these kinds of things they are interchangeable.
And really, I think a "chili" is just a stew. So you could leave that term out of your search as well. At least I hope it is because the thought of beets with chili power and the other chili spices, yuk!
Anonymous
10/23/2013 22:43
Subject: Turkey Beet Chili
I recently tried a turkey beet chili and loved it but can't seem to find many recipes online. Anyone have a suggestion?