Turkey Chilli Recipe

Introduction

My wife and I started making this turkey chilli about 6 years ago and it's quickly become a family favourite - so much so, I cook it most weeks.

I'm the only low carber in the family, so it's good to have dishes that both the family and I can eat. And it's a sneaky way to lower their carb intake too.

It's made with turkey thigh mince because that gives it better texture (closer to beef than breast mince does).

For those who eat carbs, this turkey chilli can be served with rice. If you're a low carber, cauliflower rice is a good substitute and it's even good by itself.

Traditional condiments like guacamole and soured cream just add to the dish and don't dramatically add to the carb content.

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Turkey Chilli Recipe


Serves 2 Adults and 2 Children

±24g Animal Protein per 100g

Ingredients

500g Ground Turkey Thigh (Turkey Thigh Mince)

1 Large Onion - sliced

2 Red Bell Peppers - sliced

25g Butter or Ghee

3 tsp Homemade Chilli Spice Mix

400g tin Chopped Tomatoes

2 tsp Harissa Paste

1/2 cup Water

Method

Melt the butter in a large saucepan over a medium heat until it bubbles (don't let it burn).

Add the onions and red peppers and cook until the onions are soft.

Add the chilli powder and cook for 1 minute (stir constantly to avoid it catching in the pan).

Add the turkey and cook, stirring occasionally, until all the meat has browned.

Add the chopped tomatoes, harissa paste and enough water for the consistency you want. Partially cover and cook for about 30 minutes.

Serve with rice or cauliflower rice and sides of soured cream and guacamole.

For those who like a bit more kick, you could add more harissa paste or include some jalapēno peppers (we add them after it's cooked because the children aren't quite up to fiery food yet).

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Will Newton


In over twenty years of coaching, I have coached everyone from absolute beginners to world champions.
My interest in getting the best results for people who train for health and fitness or the love of sport, rather than as professionals, drives me to find the most effective ways to get results.
My mission is simple: Be in better shape at 70 than most people are at 20, and to help you do the same.

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