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Hisgal
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 Posted: 31 March 2006 03:20 am
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I found this recipe at fatfreevegan.com.   It says it comes from "The Best Slow Cooker Cookbook Ever" by Natalie Haughton.    I was making another recipe, that is very similar to one posted on this site and it has bite.   I really like that one too.   This one is more mild and I love the idea of dumping everything in the crockpot and letting it cook while I'm at work.

VEGETABLE CHILI


2 med. zucchini, chopped-1 med. red bell pepper, chopped-1 med. green bell pepper, chopped - 3 carrots, peeled and chopped (I use 2/3 of a bag of matchstick carrots) -  3 celery ribs, chopped - 2 med. onions, chopped - 2 large tomatoes, chopped or 14 1/2 oz. can Italian peeled tomatoes, drained and chopped (I use 2 cans diced tomatoes, undrained) - 15 1/4 oz can whole kernel corn ( I use 2 cups frozen) - 15 1/4 oz. can garbanzo beans, rinsed and well drained - 2 tsp. chili powder - 2 tsp. ground cumin - 15 oz. canned salsa (I use 24 oz. jar Pace salsa) - 1/3 cup tomato paste (I skip this) - salt and pepper to taste.    Place all but tomato paste into the crockpot and mix well.   Cook on low heat setting about 8 hours, or until vegetables are almost tender.   (About 1-2 hours before serving, I add 1 bag of veggie crumbles.) Stir in tomato paste.(I leave this out)    Serves 4 (I divide into 10 servings and stick in the freezer).   Serve over brown rice (I eat as is).


Making it my way (in parenthesis) and dividing into 10 servings, I've calculated it to have     194 cal. - 10.4 g. protein - 2.7 g. fat - .7 g. fiber

ybfat
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 Posted: 17 April 2006 11:22 pm
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This sounds like it is definitely worth trying.

One question...what are veggie crumbles?

 

Thanks

Karl

Last edited on 17 April 2006 11:23 pm by ybfat

Peter
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 Posted: 18 April 2006 09:18 am
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I'm not sure but I list them on my Morningstar Farm list.

Peter:monkey:

Hisgal
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 Posted: 18 April 2006 06:39 pm
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I think the brand I buy is by Morningstar Farms.   I think it's technically TVP in the bag.   I think that's short for textured vegetable protein.    I just recently saw it in the grocery store, (by the wheat bran, oat bran, whole grain products) in it's dehydrated form.   

I can't find the frozen bags in the grocery stores in our town, but the Wal-Mart Superstore has it.   It's in the frozen section, in "Meat Alternatives"    It takes the place of ground beef in the chili.    Doing  the "Eat to Live" plan, I don't normally use meat alternatives, but I do like it in the chili.    Hisgal:heart:

ybfat
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 Posted: 18 April 2006 07:50 pm
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Thanks, I will look for it at Wally-World (Super Walmart).

 

Karl

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 Posted: 25 September 2006 07:24 pm
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This fall, I've been making this recipe with fresh tomatoes from the garden and adding a 1.2 lb. pkg of 99% fat free ground turkey, browned, to the chili, instead of the TVP.    I really love this recipe:yum::yum::yum:

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 Posted: 9 March 2007 09:40 pm
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I forgot to post when I originally tried the recipe a few weeks ago.  VERY tasty, filling, and healthy.
I kicked up the spices a bit with some added garlic and extra cumin, coriander, cayenne, and chili powder.  Also I added tvp to my version.
HIGHLY RECOMMENDED!!


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