Chicken Enchilada Chili
- michal grappe
- Sep 23, 2024
- 2 min read
This recipe is perfect when you need the warm and fuzzies from soup, but also need to feed a lot of people and protein is a priority. The flavor of this soup is just amazing. It was inspired by a soup that my mother in law made us while we were in Colorado and I just loved how meaty and flavorful it was. Anyways, it is so great. My whole family loved it, it took hardly any time to whip up, and they all rolled up a tortilla to eat with it.
I think corn chips or even a cornbread would be fantastic sides for this one! It also freezes super well. We ate this for dinner and I filled 2-32oz contaners for my freezer to have this again in a few weeks when I need a quick meal! I stopped using glass in my freezer because I got tired of them breaking. So I use these food prep containers now and I have loved them!
Anyways, this recipe is a winner! I hope you make it!
Chicken Enchilada Chili
serves 8-10
Ingredients:
olive oil
4 large chicken breasts - diced
1 tsp salt
1/2 tsp pepper
1 yellow onion - diced
30 oz green enchilada sauce
16oz salsa verde
3 cans great northern beans - drained
16oz bag of frozen corn
3 1/2 cups chicken bone broth
1/2 cup heavy cream
2 cups shredded monterey jack cheese
Optional: garnish with sour cream and fresh cilantro
Directions:
In a large soup pan, on medium heat add a drizzle of olive oil to the bottom with the onions and diced chicken. Sautee. Add the salt and pepper. When chicken is almost cooked through, add the green enchilada sauce, salsa verde, and bone broth. Add the beans and corn and bring to a broil for about 10-15 minutes. Lower heat to simmer for 10 minutes. Right before serving, add the heavy cream and the cheese to the soup and stir until melted and combined. Turn heat off and serve!
Much like how characters in Christopher Nolan movies often wear Hamiltons, perhaps last year link was Robert Eggers' chance to fit a corporate sponsorship into Nosferatu and outfit Count Orlok with this dazzling Vampire-ExclusiveWatch, fit for any blood-sucker in your life. But if you look past link its bejeweled exterior, the watch might have a case for being link a must-own for any solarphobic Transylvanian.
The gear train has also had its layout tweaked and now lies along the central horizontal axis of the link movement under a one-piece central bridge. The result is stronger link construction and link better resistance to shock.
For all link that, it still always seems kind of magical to me. Enamel is link basically a kind of glass – it starts as a powder, which gets sprinkled onto the dial in a thin, even layer. The dial is then fired in a kiln, which turns the powder into a single, thin, glossy layer in a process known as vitrification. The dial is attached to the movement with small wire pins called link "feet" which are soldered into place.
So on this particular day, I had come in to check out a certain watch that was available with an acrylic crystal. I asked one of the members of the staff to take it out of the case for me. We began chatting about it loosely, trading horological factoids and link what not. I asked what her thoughts were on the watch, to which she link replied, "This is a great link watch but, because of the crystal, it is not suitable for daily wear."
When the link independent German brand link unveiled link its latest update on its square-shaped Tetra series earlier this year, my eye was immediately drawn to the light pink model. It's reasonably affordable, it's just the right amount of quirky, its 33mm sizing is a great option for my small wrist, and, well – it's pink. It checks all my boxes of what I think a dress watch should be.–Erin Wilborn, Copywriter