Weight Watcher Turkey Chili Recipe

• The Spruce / Diana Mocanu

  Forget the red, make this mild green pork chili for a new take on the theme. Plenty of Hatch peppers give it color and a mild flavor, while pork butt adds protein. Beer levels up the umami, but you can use water or broth if you prefer. Serve with warm corn tortillas to sop up the broth.

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  Black beans and sweet potatoes give this vegetarian chili a different twist that anyone can enjoy, even dedicated meat-eaters. Lots of veggies lend it lots of nutrition, but with enough zesty flavor that will fool the kids into forgetting they're eating healthy. If you use water instead of broth, this recipe is even gluten-free.

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  For a different twist on classic chili, swap out the ground beef for shredded chicken breasts or thighs. It's a lighter take than the meat version that doesn't skimp on flavor. Pinto and Great Northern beans work well, but you can use whatever you have in the pantry.

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  Textured vegetable protein stands in for ground beef or turkey in this simple homemade chili recipe. TVP doesn't have much flavor on its own, so canned beans and plenty of spices lend a hand in this one-pot dish. It also keeps well, so you can freeze any leftovers.

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• The Spruce / Diana Rattray

  Shredded chicken breast has a different texture than ground turkey or beef, but this hearty chili doesn't skimp on flavor. Canned red beans and tomatoes keep things simple and on the quicker side. If you prefer to use dried beans instead, give yourself time to soak them overnight. Top with sour cream, avocado, shredded cheese, or your favorite fixins.

• The Spruce / Diana Rattray

  For those days when you need to get dinner in some bellies fast, turn to this easy beef chili. A zippy spice mixture, ground beef, canned beans, and diced tomatoes come together for a meal that works great for a weekday dinner or as part of a game-day spread or potluck. It also scales up well, if you have to feed a crowd.

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  Adding smoked sausage like andouille or chorizo to slow-cooker chili gives it a meat-lovers flare that will please the whole potluck. Turn up the heat with plenty of chili powder and diced peppers. Feel free to omit some if you like yours with a milder flavor.

• The Spruce / Diana Chistruga

  If you get a craving for chili on your way home from work, this quick and easy stovetop recipe can take care of that. Customize it to your family's tastes by adding chopped peppers, leaving out the onions, swapping in turkey for the beef, or using different bean varieties. We like it with cornbread muffins, but it tastes great solo, too.

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  Meat-lovers, look no further than this low-carb chili that has five whole pounds of beef. It makes a big batch, so try this recipe for your next tailgate, get-together, or potluck supper. You can also try this recipe with other types of meat, so check out the variations for ideas.

• The Spruce / Diana Chistruga

  Try switching out turkey for beef or pork and green chilis for red, and you have a totally new dish the whole family will love. It comes out with a more soup-like texture than the traditional version, but don't let that fool you. This hearty bowl will still hold you over all day.

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  Use a pork shoulder instead of ground beef for a hearty chili that has an almost stew-like texture with plenty of umami flavor. For a less spicy chili, swap out the jalapeno for a Serrano or Anaheim pepper or omit in entirely. Serve with a green salad for a well-rounded meal.

• The Spruce / Diana Rattray

  This chicken and bean stew has a thinner consistency than your traditional ground beef chili, with the same rich flavor. It also comes together quickly for busy evenings. Use a combination of beans for a more interesting presentation and add some chopped bell peppers to the skillet to sneak in some extra vegetables.

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• The Spruce / Andrea Livingston

  Black beans have a deep, rich flavor and hearty staying power that will make you forget chili ever had meat in it while corn keeps the texture interesting. This easy recipe comes together in a flash, and even beginner cooks can master it. Serve it with sour cream and shredded cheese, or the nondairy versions if you avoid animal products.

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  Ground turkey has less fat than ground beef but the lighter version of chili still has lots of zip. Using your slow cooker works great for busy days since all of the chili's flavors can get to know each other as the dish slowly cooks. Add more chili powder or a chopped fresh hot pepper for more heat.

• The Spruce / Diana Rattray

  If you usually use kidney or pinto beans in your chili, give this black bean version a try. This recipe works great as a traditional bowl, or as a topping for crackers or hot dogs, or even a taco filling. Make a double batch and freeze some, for an easy meal down the road.

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  Lighten up your chili with this cholesterol-free, vegetarian white bean chili that still packs plenty of taste. Lots of vegetables lend both nutrition and texture, while chili spices keep the flavor kicking. Top with shredded cheese or nondairy cheese to keep it vegan.

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• The Spruce / Zorica Lakonic

  Kidney beans and tomatoes give this classic chili con carne a deep red color, while chili powder and two kinds of peppers turn up the heat. A dash of ground cloves adds complexity but don't go too heavy. They can quickly overwhelm the rest of the pot,

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  Vegetarians, we've got a satisfying slow cooker chili for you. Two kinds of beans give it plenty of staying power while a potpourri of spices add flavor. It takes just minutes to put together and won't break the bank. Go wild with the garnishes like cheese, sour cream, avocado, cilantro, and more.

• The Spruce / Diana Rattray

  Make the classic chili you love on game day in half the time by using your Instant Pot. Any kind of canned beans work great, so use that can hanging out in the back of your cupboard. Corn adds extra nutrition and texture, plus some Southwestern flare.

• The Spruce / Diana Rattray

  Chili purists who believe beans don't belong in the bowl will love this beefy crockpot chili. This simple recipe lets you add your own twist; toss in some chopped onions and peppers, play with the spice profile, or even go wild and add some beans. We won't judge.

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• The Spruce / Diana Rattray

  Making this low-fat turkey chili in your Instant Pot gives it the same depth of flavor as simmering for hours, but in far less time. Fire-roasted tomatoes add some smoke, but you can use the unseasoned kind if you can't find them. Even though it only cooks for 35 minutes, leave another 20-30 for the pressure to build up and release.

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  Ground beef provides the protein for this simple and versatile meat and bean chili. Seed the jalapeno before using, if you prefer a less intense heat, and use whichever type of beans you like best. Serve topped with sliced avocado, shredded Monterey or cheddar cheese, sour cream, or other favorite toppings.

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  Start with dried pinto beans for this homey chili that also features ground beef, bell peppers, and plenty of spices. Use a high-quality chili powder for best results, and make sure it's nice and fresh so it doesn't lose that punch. Cornbread or muffins would make a great side.

• The Spruce / Diana Rattray

  Both chicken and sausage give this slow cooker chili lots of meaty flavor, for a stick-to-your-ribs meal that's perfect for chilly nights. We like chicken sausage, but any kind will work. If you choose a spicy sausage, you may want to use less pepper, to keep things balanced. Serve with crusty bread and a green salad for a full meal.

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• The Spruce / Diana Rattray

  Using pre-mixed chili seasoning, canned beans, and canned tomatoes and sauce means your pantry gets you more than halfway to this simple set-it-and-forget-it crockpot chili. Just brown up the ground beef, toss the rest of the ingredients into your slow cooker with it, and dinner's on the way. Serve with cornbread for a classic meal.

Weight Watcher Turkey Chili Recipe

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