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Reviewed: Sep. 10, 2009
I almost followed the recipe exactly - only changes are that I left out the green chiles (didn't have any) and used 3/4 lb. of monterey jack cheese. Next time, I might use only 1/2 lb, but I felt that 1 cup was not enough. I felt the spice level was great - the jalapenos certainly added a kick, but was not at all overpowering. My whole adult family loved it and has already requested I make it again soon!!
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Reviewed: Sep. 7, 2009
I made a few changes - which made this the best white chili I've ever made. I used fresh jalapenos. I cooked my chicken breasts in the crockpot then shredded it with a fork. I also added fresh corn. My husband's work just raved about it!
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Reviewed: Aug. 30, 2009
Very good. I used white kidney beans and as advised by another person, I also pureed a can of the white beans to thicken the soup. I doubled recipe and used only one can of the jalapenos, it was still plenty spicy. Served with a nice wholegrain crusty bread. Perfect!
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Reviewed: Aug. 18, 2009
Very awesome and easy!!!I only changed two things: i added a can of black beans and i blended that can of black beans with one can of white beans and a half of chicken breast to thicken the chilli. Great!!!
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Reviewed: Aug. 16, 2009
This recipe turned out amazing! The only thing I changed was I added corn and some ground chipotle chili seasoning. I will definitely be making this again!
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Reviewed: Aug. 3, 2009
We love this recipe! I use one can of chicken broth, so it's thicker, then serve it over white rice with the monterey jack cheese melted over the top of chili. So good!
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Reviewed: Jul. 28, 2009
This dish was simple, delicious, and healthy to boot. I substitued green chilis for the jalapenos and baked the chicken in the oven prior to shredding. With every single bite, my husband exclaimed how good it was. We both took the leftovers for lunch the next day and it was even better the second time around. Yum! I will definitely be making this again very soon.
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Reviewed: Jul. 27, 2009
This was easy to make, economical, and my whole family liked it! I did reduce the amount of jalapeno peppers to 1 oz. and eliminated the green chilis. It was still plenty spicy. Also, I added a bit more garlic than what was called for, just because I love it. I will definitely make this again. To any of you who use prepackaged white chili mixes: don't ever buy another one again! This is so much better.
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Reviewed: Jul. 23, 2009
This is awesome. Definitely watch the amount of water, it will determine if you have a hearty or soupy chili... I like mine extra hearty, so I took someone else's advice and I always blend one can of the northern beans. MMM!! I usually half the amount of jalapenos too, out of consideration for others. =)
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Reviewed: Jul. 20, 2009
I used cannellini beans, navy beans, and great northern beans. I also added in a bag of baby spinich at the end for color, health, and taste. I skipped the cheese in cooking and served with a spoon of sour cream and sprinkle of cheese on top.
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Reviewed: Jul. 11, 2009
I have to give this 4 stars because I followed some of the reviews over the original recipe. I pureed 1 can of navy beans and 1 can of great northern beans to make a thicker base, and tossed in the other (drained but whole) can of great northern beans. I used 1 can of fat free broth and a can of low-fat cream of chicken soup. I used the whole 4 oz. of chiles but probably only about 4 jalapenos and some juice. I also cut back on the cayenne. Next time I'll use a little more, because it could have used a little more kick. I used a can of corn and tossed in a potato. I know that makes it less chili-ish, but I liked the veggies. I followed a reviewer's suggestion to use the crock pot and shredded (not too finely) the chicken about 4 hours in. We'll definitely make this one again with a little more seasoning. Thanks!
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Reviewed: Jun. 30, 2009
Very simple. I'd never made white chili before, this is a good beginner recipe. I added two chopped red peppers which I sauteed with the onion and garlic and used Bill Echols taco seasoning(minus the hot spices because the soup would be hot enough without adding more chili pepper. I've got two kids I'm feeding, too.) I also added a small bag of frozen corn from Tacoma Boys. It's warm here, so I put all the ingredients in the crockpot and let it cook away on low all day. I think that might have been a bad move, because the chili came out kind of soupy. Other than that, I thought the flavor of this was very good, though a little weak. Could use a little more taco seasoning. I made Mexican Sunset Bread to go with. NOTE: I read somewhere that if you mash up one can of your beans, you don't have to worry about it thickening up. That's what I did and it would have worked out great, had I not made it in the crockpot. The next day, I did end up adding another round of Bill Echols taco seasoning and fresh cilantro. That helped the flavor quite a bit.
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Reviewed: Jun. 24, 2009
this is SOOOOOOO good - I've never made a white chili before and I wanted some (don't know why), I'm so glad I wanted some white chili. My husband thought it would be gross and wasn't too thrilled to have it for dinner but he (and the children) happily ate at least two helpings. I subbed mild green chiles for the jalapenos because it's better for the small kiddies, I can't wait to make this again.
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Reviewed: Jun. 24, 2009
This is awesome! I like to use a little extra chicken, and 3 cans of green chiles (no jalepenos) & splash in some Red Hot sauce. Perfect!
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Reviewed: Jun. 23, 2009
I cannot get enough of this "chili". My mom used to make this chili for us in the winter and I must admit, it makes me feel like a pro when I make it for myself now that I'm 4000+ miles away from home (even though it's nowhere near difficult to make). There is nothing in this recipe that needs to be changed. It is great the way it is written here, and with a few dashes of tabasco of course. :)
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Reviewed: Jun. 19, 2009
Awesome! I've made this so many times and have shared the recipe as well. Very simple to make. I usually don't add any chilis (of any variety) or cayenne pepper for my children's benefit, but I do add them to my own bowl.
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Reviewed: Jun. 18, 2009
Pretty hot for my taste but my boyfriend LOVED it. It's more of a soup than a 'chili'.. but great flavors. Next time I'll have to make some jalapeno corn bread to side with it.
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Reviewed: Jun. 5, 2009
This was great! Next time, I will add more beans. Because my boyfriend is less fond of spicy foods than I am, I only used half of the jalapenos and 1/4t of cayenne. It was the perfect level of spice for him.
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Reviewed: May 30, 2009
Fantastic!!!!!!! Very Spicy and hearty... husband LOVED it! Will make again!
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Reviewed: May 25, 2009
Fantastic recipe! I used 3 small fresh jalapeno peppers and roasted them, then took out all of the seeds. Did not use cayenne or green chiles to make up for that, but it was still EXTREMELY spicy. Luckily we love spicy, but next time we will probably only use 1 or 2 peppers to get more of the bean and chicken flavor. We also used dried beans (soaked overnight, then let the chili simmer for a little over an hour as opposed to 15 minutes), and used 2 cups homemade chicken stock and 2 cups of water. Also added a can of sweet corn and used cheese as garnish at the end. I used dried beans and fresh peppers to cut down on the sodium but then added my own salt near the end to bring out the flavors. Will definitely make again!
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