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  • White Chicken (Or turkey) Chili to help use up your left over turkey.

    I was reading on another page and someone was looking for a chili recipe to use ups some of their left over turkey so I though I would post this recipe here as well. My wife made this up for deer camp and everyone went crazy over it. Just substitute turkey for the chicken.

    Marissa's White Chicken Chili

    16 oz (or more) canned white beans

    1 stick butter (unsalted)

    2 large onions chopped

    1/4 cup flour

    3/4 cup chicken broth

    1 tsp Tabasco

    1.5 tsp chili powder

    1/2 tsp Salt (or more)

    1/2 tsp Pepper (or more)

    (2) 4oz whole mild green chilies drained & chopped

    5 boneless chicken breasts (around 2 lbs)

    1.5 cup grated Monterrey jack cheese

    1/2 cup sour cream

    2 cups half and half

    Some extra butter/oil to cook in

    Directions:
    1. Heat large skillet and add butter/oil to cook chicken. Coat chicken with salt & pepper (and chili powder if desired). Place in skillet and allow to brown for 5 minutes. Flip and brown 5 more minutes continue cooking until done. (When using cooked turkey you would just need to brown for a few minutes or possibly just skip this part since its already cooked.)

    2. Remove chicken from the pan, set aside and shred when cooled.

    3. Cook onion in skillet with 2 Tbls butter until softened.

    4. In large pot, melt remaining 6 Tbls of butter over medium heat and then whisk in flour. Cook roux for 3 minutes whisking constantly. Stir in onion and gradually add half and half whisking the whole time. Bring to a boil and simmer for 5 minutes stirring occasionally. Stir in Tabasco, chili powder, cumin, salt & pepper. Add beans, chilies, chicken an cheese and cook over low heat, stirring occasionally for 20 minutes. Add sour cream.

    5. Serve with chili garnishes if interested, cilantro, cheese, jalapenos, etc.
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    Thanks Ross, my wife and I were just talking about turkey soup but I like the sound of this better.I might even throw in some wild rice
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    • #3
      Oh Yummy recipe Ross. Thank the misses for me. I've been looking for something like this to cook in the dutch oven.

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      • #4
        Originally posted by Jimh View Post
        Thanks Ross, my wife and I were just talking about turkey soup but I like the sound of this better.I might even throw in some wild rice
        Yea wild rice would be good in there.
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        • #5
          Thanks Ross. This sounds great.

          Was just thinking of this exact thing. Excellent chili weather and lots of leftover turkey. Have some smoked turkey and chicken in the freezer too. The last recipe I tried wasn't that great. Will have to give this a try.
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          • #6
            Cheers Fo' that recipe! I can get after a big o' pot of that!
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            • #7
              Thanks Ross - great recipe saved into my Living Cookbook Software
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              • #8
                Really sounds great Ross. Chili making season is upon us and gonna try this one for sure.
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                • #9
                  Your recipe looks great!

                  Mine's a little different than yours but I might use some of your ideas next time for mine.

                  I cook my chicken in a bottle of El Pato Hot Sauce and dump it all in after cubing the chicken.

                  I don't use any butter or cream till the end and only about a cup of milk for thickening purposes.

                  I like to cook a pound of white beans first, and add a can each of kidney, black, and garbanzo beans (drained and rinsed). I also use a #10 can of Hominy and slice and dice several Jalapenos depending who I will be serving to.

                  My recipe fills my 12 qt stock pot, so plenty leftover for freezing for later.

                  To thicken my chili I will remove the cover at the end and blend a cup of white beans I removed earlier and a cup of milk and add the mixture to the chili for the last 1/2 hour for simmering till it reaches my desired thickness.

                  Last thing, I am not shy with the cummin powder. Mmm Mmmm!!

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