November 14, 2008
“T-Boz, Left Eye and Chili”- Bangin’ Chili
What you need:
Kidney Beans (Large can)
Black Beans (Large can)
Cannellini Beans (Small can)
Corn (Small Can- unsalted)
Tomatoes with mild green chilies (2 small cans)
Large Yellow Onion
Minced Garlic
Brown Sugar
Salsa (I like to use Pace or Newman’s Own)
1. Chop yellow onion.  Place a large pan on the stove on low-medium heat.  Spray PAM on bottom of pan and add onions.  Let onions look until clear.  Add 1 large tablespoon of minced garlic. (Don’t let the garlic brown).
2. Drain and rinse all of the beans.  Open cans of tomatoes and drain a little bit of the juice out, but not all of it.  Add the tomatoes to the onions once they’ve cooked down.  Then add all of the beans.
3.  Add 3/4 cup of salsa to the mixture in the pan.  Add 1/4 cup of brown sugar.  Add corn.  Let the chili simmer for about 25 minutes. 
*This dish is great if served with cornbread, quinoa or brown rice.  I also like fresh lime squeezed on top of the chili, with a dollop of sour cream and a sprinkle of mexican cheese!
*Also, the chili freezes beautifully.

“T-Boz, Left Eye and Chili”- Bangin’ Chili

What you need:

Kidney Beans (Large can)

Black Beans (Large can)

Cannellini Beans (Small can)

Corn (Small Can- unsalted)

Tomatoes with mild green chilies (2 small cans)

Large Yellow Onion

Minced Garlic

Brown Sugar

Salsa (I like to use Pace or Newman’s Own)

1. Chop yellow onion.  Place a large pan on the stove on low-medium heat.  Spray PAM on bottom of pan and add onions.  Let onions look until clear.  Add 1 large tablespoon of minced garlic. (Don’t let the garlic brown).

2. Drain and rinse all of the beans.  Open cans of tomatoes and drain a little bit of the juice out, but not all of it.  Add the tomatoes to the onions once they’ve cooked down.  Then add all of the beans.

3.  Add 3/4 cup of salsa to the mixture in the pan.  Add 1/4 cup of brown sugar.  Add corn.  Let the chili simmer for about 25 minutes. 

*This dish is great if served with cornbread, quinoa or brown rice.  I also like fresh lime squeezed on top of the chili, with a dollop of sour cream and a sprinkle of mexican cheese!

*Also, the chili freezes beautifully.

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