This weekend I made my normal run-of-the-mill chili for dinner one night and would you guess what?! It's a LAZY MOM recipe. Whoot! Whoot!
So after posting on my facebook page that I was making some lazy chili, I got a comment from one of you wonderful lazy moms out there that she couldn't find the chili recipe on this here blog. And I felt bad about that. Because I hadn't posted it yet. So I'm making things right. I'm posting it.
Isn't that an intriguing story?
Aren't you glad you read all of that?
Do you feel like you just lost 5 seconds of your life that you can never get back?
Well, ya did. So don't sweat it.
Anywho, here's my Lazy Chili recipe. It's nothing fancy, but we like it. I'm sure your chili is much better than mine, but the real question here is... is it lazy?
So there.
Lazy Chili
2 pounds of ground turkey or beef (The Lazy Dad likes his chili meaty, you can use less)
2 packages of chili seasoning mix
2 -14oz cans of diced tomatoes
1 - 16oz can of red beans
In a large cooking pot brown your ground turkey. When browned add your chili seasoning mixes and stir. Pour in the tomatoes and red beans (I don't drain any of them). I usually add one bean can full of water to the mixture as well. Stir. Bring it to a boil and then let it simmer until ready to eat. Salt and pepper to taste. Then say hello to your Lazy Chili...
Now, turn away while I show you how I eat my Lazy Chili...
I told you to turn away!!! No one should have to see this kind of madness.
Good Lord! Look at all of that Jiffy cornbread on top of it. And that HUGE dollop of sour cream. No wonder my thighs are still jiggling 5 minutes after I've stopped moving.
Don't do as I do people.
Unless you want jiggly thighs.
Or you already have some.
Then you can do it.
Love,
The Lazy Mom
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Hey! Somehow we're number 3 this morning! Wahooo!
OMG, yum!
ReplyDeleteI made Chili last night and poured on the sour cream, cheese and fritos! :-0
I am drooling. Yum yum yummmm.
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What a great dinner for nights when you just don't feel like doing a lot of cooking (and I know I've had those). Little effort, but a delicious meal nonetheless.
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YUM! Have you tried white chili? I just blogged about it today!
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I have been craving chili lately!
ReplyDeleteI made lazy mom tomato basil soup last night, and it was SO yum! You should see how much cornbread I put in it. :)
ReplyDeleteSimmer a bunch of vegetable juice, basil, and canned crushed tomatoes in a pot for about half an hour. Then add a stick of margarine and some milk to make it creamy.
I also made homemade honey cornbread, but it's super easy. Just stir everything in a bowl and bake. And it makes my husband super happy ... as did the fried green tomatoes I made him. :)
Yum! Add some cheese & it's heaven!
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