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Our new favorite chili recipe, made with three different varieties of Bush’s Reduced Sodium Beans.
I’ve always been of the belief that chili was chili and that it was hard to make a chili absolutely more outstanding than the next. Because of that (now I know) misguided belief, I rarely switched things up when we had chili. I would follow my old standby recipe and serve it up as is.
Luckily I was recently working with a client on photographing some various chili, and had the opportunity to try a number of different kinds of chili. All I can tell you is, boy I have been missing out all this time! I’ve always liked chili, but now I have to say I really really like chili.
I adapted the original recipe, which was a Wendy’s Copycat Chili Recipe, and created a combination of texture and flavors I love. With three different types of Reduced Sodium Bush’s Beans, this recipe has been an absolute winner with my family. In fact, I recently took it to a family event and just about everyone who tried it commented on how good it was and asked for the recipe!
It’s good to switch things up every now and then, I’ve discovered. If you do, you may just discover something even better than before! Enjoy!
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Three Bean Chili Recipe
Our new favorite chili recipe, featuring three different types of Bush's Reduced Sodium Beans
Prep Time 15 minutes minutes
Cook Time 40 minutes minutes
Total Time 55 minutes minutes
Ingredients
- 2 lbs lean ground beef
- 1 onion chopped
- 1 green bell pepper chopped
- 1 clove garlic minced
- 1 large tomato chopped
- 32 ounces tomato sauce
- 1/4 cup beef broth
- 1 14- ounce can Bush's Reduced Sodium Pinto Beans drained
- 1 14- ounce can Bush's Reduced Sodium Dark Red Kidney Beans drained
- 1 14- ounce can Bush's Reduced Sodium Great Northern Beans drained
- 1 10- ounce can Rotel diced tomatoes with green chilies medium
- 1 1.25 ounce package McCormick mild chili seasoning
Instructions
In a large stock pot, brown ground beef. Once browned, drain grease.
Add the remaining items and stir together.
Cook over medium heat until vegetables are tender, approximately 30 minutes.
Disclosure: I am honored to be in a compensated partnership with Bush’s Beans. All opinions expressed are my own.
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Tieghan says I am all for trying new Chili recipes! 3 bean sounds delicious and I love that this chili is minimal ingredients too! Perfect!
Chili is a winter staple and I love the idea of using 3 kinds of beans! A perfect, simple and SUPER comforting meal!
I don’t think you can ever have enough chili recipes. Such a crowd pleaser!
Chili is a must on cool winter days! Can’t want to try your recipe!
- Naomi says
We love ours and my family refuse to eat anyone else’s chili! They are a little snobby, I think. (Or just loyal to mama)
Nothing better than a great big bowl of it though!!
Mmm, so meaty. Love this recipe!
- merry lu says
I am like you, I don’t stray off the path too much, but this recipe has me ready to be adventurous.
- Meagan Cramer says
Perfect recipe to share! Thank you. This will be great as we hunker down for the snowapocalypse coming.
- rachel says
I love a good chili! Just don’t tell any of my fellow hardcore chili lovin’ Texans that I approve of this chili with beans in it! 😉 (GASP) Great pics, and yummy recipe, Kristen!
This chili looks totally mouthwatering.
- child name change says
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- soldes mbt chaussures says
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Wendy’s chili is one of my all-time faves so if this tastes anything like it I am sold!!! It looks amazing!
- Rachel @ Bakerita says
Love how short the ingredients list is (for chili, at least!) and how absolutely delicious and filling this sounds! Too perfect for football season 🙂
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