RoR (Recipes on the Run): Aunt Marsha’s Taco Chili
It’s a blustery day outside.
We got our first real Autumn cold front which means, (after a summer of no A/C) I’m in the mood to cook again! What’s the best thing for a blustery day?
Aunt Marsha’s Taco Chili 🙂
This dinner is inexpensive, simple, delicious, fairly healthy, and reheats well.
It’s can be changed, (and has been!) about 100 different ways.
Serves Approximately 14 Servings.
Time: 30 minutes (more for Crock Pot)
Price: $11.50 or $1.64 per Serving
ADD:
6 Cans Beans : (We like a combo of pinto, kidney, & black.)
DO NOT DRAIN.
Dump into Instant Pot.
If you have no Instant Pot, Dump into Crock Pot.
Or Stovetop Pot.
(It doesn’t matter how you heat this, you’re just going to heat everything up at the end.)
ADD:
1 Onion, Diced
1 Heaping Spoonful Minced Garlic,
(Optional) Meat, Cooked & Drained, (Chicken, Moose, Beef, etc.)
When camping, I like to use canned chicken. 🙂
Stir.
ADD:
1-2 Can of Black Olives, Drained.
1-2 Can of Sweet Corn, Drained.
1 Can of Hominy, Drained.
Seasoning (to Taste):
2 Packets Chili Seasoning or Taco Seasoning
2 Packets Ranch Dressing Mix or 1/2 Cup Ranch Dressing
Stir.
Okay. So now you heat it all up.
INSTANT POT: (Add 1 Cup Water, High Pressure 8 Minutes, Natural Release.)
CROCK POT: Add 1 Cup Water, Heat on Low or High until Hot.
STOVETOP: Turn On. Stir Frequently. Serve When Hot.
Serve with Cornbread or Fritos Chips, Grated Cheese, Sour Cream, and Hot Sauce.
3 thoughts on “RoR (Recipes on the Run): Aunt Marsha’s Taco Chili”
Oh thank you! I’ll have to try it out. I’m trying to do one instant pot soup a week since they are easy to make quickly. I need to remember to post my instant pot lentil soup recipe.
This one is a smash hit and our whole family loves it. You’ll have to share your thoughts!
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