Thursday, March 11, 2010

Weight Watchers 1 Point Chili Recipe

At one of my weight watchers meetings, I was telling my leader that I was having a really hard time finding lunch options that allowed me to stay within my points range for the day. She then told me that while she was losing her weight that someone shared this wonderful chili recipe with her that was only 1 point per cup. The next week, she brought the recipe in and shared it with us...it has been the secret to my weight loss success and I make it once a week to pack for lunches.


Ingredients:
10 oz. extra lean ground turkey
1 medium onion diced
1 green bell pepper, diced
2 28 oz cans diced tomatoes (I use mexican style w/ green chiles)
2 medium zucchini – diced
2 medium yellow squash diced
15 oz can black beans – rinsed & drained
2 cans fat free low sodium beef broth
4 celery stalks diced
1 or 2 packages dry chili seasoning or to taste

Instructions:
Saute turkey, pepper, and onion in the bottom of a large stock pot until browned. Add remaining ingredients and simmer over medium heat until veggies are tender (about 30 minutes). I like to simmer mine for a while longer to help the flavors blend, but it's definitely not necessary.

Makes approximately 20, one cup servings.

7 comments:

Unknown said...

Why is there corn in the picture and not in the recipe?

Jennifer said...

Ditto that sentiment!

Unknown said...

I make this often. I don't put corn in it. I guess you could; it would be tasty. My recipe builder on WW says 2 cups = 4 pts, so I go with that. It is delicious, and I know I'm getting tons of veggies when I eat it!

Tina said...

How many PointsPlus is this, please? thanks!

Nancy-Jane said...

You could prob make this with frozen veggie crumbles (soy) instead of the turkey and also no corn to reduce the PP value.

Unknown said...

I’m making it for the first time. And I’m adding corn. I’ll see what happens!! IN MY BELLY 😂💯

Unknown said...

It isn't corn it the yellow crook neck squash,I have made this for years very delicious But there is no corn in it.

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