Servings Per Recipe: 6
Amount Per Serving
Calories: 362
Total Fat: 12.5gCholesterol: 43mgSodium: 661mgTotal Carbs: 35.2g Dietary Fiber: 1.8gProtein: 25.8g VIEW DETAILED NUTRITIONView the original article here
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Reviewed on Oct. 27, 2007 by SUNIDE 
Another Cook off winner to add to this recipe. I doctored it a bit too: I used the jar of Salsa verde, extra green chili's, fire roasted diced tomatoes, LOTS of cumin, and some chili powder as well. I heated the spices in the oil before adding both cubed and ground chicken. I used the ground chicken for texture - more traditional chili style, and added a touch a cream. MMmmmm. Thanks to other reviews, I was ready with the corn starch to thicken it up so it wasn't as soupy. I would like to say I loved it - but, by time I made my way back to the table to have some, it was GONE. I don't think it lasted 15 minutes!! I WILL cook this again, I would like to have more than just a sample spoon full... Was this review helpful? [ YES ] Reviewed on May 16, 2007 by ARYQA I could not find canned tomatillos, so I used a jar of salsa verde instead, as suggested by other reviewers. Also, I did not have any chicken already cooked, so I used cubed raw chicken and allowed the chicken, broth, tomato, green chiles, & spices mixture to simmer until the chicken was tender. This made a nice hearty chili - not much broth. Since I prefer it thinner, I added another can of broth and doubled the spices at the end, but the taste was great before I made those alterations. Loved the chili. I will note that I was unsure of the addition of the salsa verde, so I waited until the recipe called for the addition of the corn/beans until I added it. Tasted before and after and I really think the salsa made this recipe. The flavor was excellent prior to the addition, but had no "kick." Might only rate 4 stars as written since I think the canned tomatillos are probably not as flavorful as the salsa verde, but since my grocery doesn't carry them... Thanks for the recipe! Was this review helpful? [ YES ] View the original article here
Why would you want to make for yourself the same food that you eat at your favorite restaurant?
If you had the recipe for the food you eat at your favorite restaurant, why would you want to cook it yourself at home?
I can think of several reasons.
1. Maybe someone in the family has allergies to nuts. Lots of food from restaurants has some kind of nuts in it. You could make the same meal at home and substitute for something that your family could all eat - or leave out the ingredient for the person who is allergic.
2. Maybe you want to make the same recipe to impress your boyfriend/girlfriend or spouse. For a special occasion, cooking the meal yourself and having it be like the food you eat at your favorite restaurant would be quite an accomplishment and very flattering to your friend or family. Most everyone likes to be admired for something they can do well.
3. Another reason to make the same food you can get at your favorite restaurant is if you are away from home and you crave that specific meal. Suppose you are visiting someone and you are doing the cooking. Wouldn't it be great to be able to cook them something that you like to eat at your favorite restaurant? If it were one of your kids who has gone to college and you were able to make their favorite meal when you visited it would be quite a treat for them. Or your parents who had been to visit you and ate at your favorite restaurant and liked a certain food and you could now make that same meal for them back at their house across the country.
4. If you travel to the coast or the mountains for a retreat and there are not the same favorite restaurants in the more remote area, it would be fun to be able to cook that special meal while you were in a special setting.
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WeightWatchers is fantastic program for losing weight in a quick and healthy way and that helps you establish a new lifestyle of healthy eating and exercise. But where do you find weight loss recipes online?
The WeightWatchers program helps you create a new set of habits around how you eat and exercise that virtually guarantee that you will lose weight you need to and, best of all, enjoy this change process! Here's how to find recipes:
1) Join the W.W. website. If you're already a member and attending meetings, here's your chance to get instant access to hundreds of watchers recipes online. There is a monthly fee for the services of this website, but I personally found it very helpful in my weight loss process.
2) Look at the blogs of other WeightWatchers participants. They frequently post great recipes of different sorts. And being in the same boat as you are, the recipes are design for making the weight loss as enjoyable as possible. Search on sites such as Blogger and WordPress, that's where you'll easily find most blogs.
3) Pay a visit to Dottie's Weight Loss Zone. This is hands down one of the best resources on the web for WeightWatchers information. There you will find recipes, shopping lists, the points for each meal at certain restaurants and fast food joints. Just do a Google search for Dottie's Weight Loss Zone, and hop right in.
4) Allow Google to serve you. New sites on weight loss, fat loss recipes are being added every day, and if you just look for "Watchers Recipes" in Google you're bound to find something you like. There is really an abundance of recipes out there. A recommendation might be to bookmark only sights that are current and updated often. That way all you have to do is come back to the same great resource for more helpful and tasty recipes to choose from.
5) Print them and collect them. After doing a night of recipe research, print them out and gather them all in your own "Watchers Recipes"-binder for easy access in the kitchen.
6) If you own an iPhone or iPod, do a search in AppStore for WeightWatchers and you'll probably find some great collection of tips, support and recipes for tasty foods that have a low point in the Weight watchers program.
For More Information on How To Find More Delicious Weight Loss Recipes, Go To Watchers Recipes!
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Reviewed on Mar. 16, 2009 by sueb Rather bland, but this tastes good. We love peas, beets, and onions, so the combination was a winner. I'll use less Miracle Whip next time, though! Was this review helpful? [ YES ] View the original article here
You surely prefer to have a home cooked meal made with fresh ingredients rather than a burger from the fast food restaurant next door. The same is equally true for your dog. Your furry friends loves to eat fresh and health food that has been cooked on the spot. You can readily find a lot of homemade dog food recipes that can be prepared easily and quickly. These meals are times batter than the canned ones. They are extremely beneficial for your pet in a number of ways.
Next time you buy canned or packed dog food you should check the best before date. It is surely at least a couple of months ahead of the time in which you purchase the product. In order for the ingredients to be preserved for that long the food should contain all sorts of additives. These are not as harmless as you might think. It is true that these chemical compounds cannot affect your dog's health now, but as they pile up in its bodily organs they can become dangerous. There is now such risk if you use homemade dog food recipes to prepare meals for your pet. Quite the opposite, you can use all sorts of healthy and organic ingredients.
Another problem with the ready products available on the market is that they usually contain soy, grains and even corn. These ingredients are not good for your furry friend. They can cause allergies and digestive tract problems. These are also responsible for the formation of teeth calculus, which is extremely harmful for dogs. Your pooch will not have these problems when you prepare food that does not contain such ingredients. It will be healthy and happy as long as you use some simple homemade dog food recipes to prepare nutritional meals full of proteins, vitamins and minerals.
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One of the fastest growing cuisines on the internet is free soul food recipe sites. You can find advertisers clamoring for space on many of the many popular search engines. You can find major mainstream food manufacturers and processors advertising under the keywords. And you can find ambitious upstarts paying for adverting along side billion dollar food corporations for search engine ad space.
Where did this sudden interest come from? Soul food recipes have always enjoyed a long tradition. A popular southern cuisine that dates back to Pre-Civil war slavery. The food that slaves invented, nurtured and preserved for over 3 centuries, is now a billion dollar industry. Yes, this popular southern cuisine has come from food the slave master didn't want to a lucrative industry. The soul food recipes industry includes cookbook publishing, restaurants, food manufacturing, television cooking shows, and food marketing. Now can you see why major food manufactures are elbowing for a piece of the soul food recipe market.
But what's fueling this sudden surge in popularity? The big surge now is the economy. People are eating out less and cooking more meals at home, specifically African Americans who have been hit hardest by the economic downturn of the past 3 years. They'll looking for more ways to save money. One of the biggest and quickest ways to save money is to cook more meals at home. The average family can save over half of their total food cost by cooking more meals at home instead of eating out.
As more African Americans save money by cooking more meals at home this has been an obvious boost to the soul food industry. Why? Because African Americans consume the most. And any market that experiences fast growth automatically attracts advertisers and the crowd that comes with it. That's why you're finding more websites, food marketers, processors and distributors adverting on those pages hoping to attract the growing number of eyes to their products and services.
In the industry is expected to grow as more new families and mothers look to save by cooking more meals at home. There is a whole new generation who will have a need to learn soul food cooking skills in the coming years. Recipe books, websites and even classes will fill a growing consumer need to many people who have to learn how to do what mothers of past generation learned from their mothers and grandmothers.
Be sure to see the top 20 soul food recipes chosen by readers this month, plus watch soul food experts cook the most popular southern dishes and watch the recipes come alive before your eyes... Go to... http://blackhomeownernews.com/soulfoodrecipes.html
