Optional toppings: corn chips, sour cream and shredded cheddar cheese
Directions
In a large skillet, cook and crumble beef over medium-high heat until no longer pink, 8-10 minutes. Using a slotted spoon, transfer beef to a 5-qt. slow cooker.
Rinse and drain beans and hominy. Add to beef, along with canned tomatoes and green chilies, tomato sauce, onion, the dressing and seasoning mixes and pepper. Puree green chilies and remaining diced tomatoes in a covered blender until smooth; stir into beef mixture.
Cook, covered, on low until flavors are blended, 6-8 hours. Serve with toppings as desired.
Freeze option: Freeze cooled chili in freezer containers. To use, partially thaw in refrigerator overnight. Heat through in a saucepan, stirring occasionally and adding a little water if necessary.
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Debglass11
Feb 7, 2018
Really good chili recipe! I was anxious to try this one because it had a package of ranch dressing mix in the ingredients and I had never tried that with chili. Had to make a couple of substitutions based on what I had on hand.....used chili beans and omitted the hominy and used crushed tomatoes instead of diced. Also added a bit of kosher salt and a pinch of sugar. Served it with jalapeno corn muffins. Made it last night and today it's all gone! Will definitely make again!Volunteer Field Editor
cynandtom
Apr 18, 2017
I had most of the ingredients, but I needed to make a couple of substitutions, rather than going to the grocery store. Chili packet subbed for Ranch - Corn subbed for hominy. I also cooked the onion (and garlic) after the beef was browned and added the packets and some sauce to develop the flavor before transferring to the slow cooker and adding remaining ingredients, including some cayenne for heat. I did a taste test, and menu adjustment to fit it in this week. This chili is FABULOUS!! I never make any chili but mine, but hubby agreed this is a keeper.
cynandtom
Apr 18, 2017
I had most of the ingredients on hand for this dish, but I needed to make a couple of substitutions, rather than go to the grocery store. Chili packet subbed for Ranch - Corn subbed for hominy. I also cooked the onion (and garlic) after the beef was browned and added the packets and some sauce to develop the flavor before transferring to the slow cooker and adding remaining ingredients, including some cayenne for heat. This chili is FABULOUS!! I never make any chili but mine, but hubby agreed this is a keeper!
hawkeyemd
Dec 26, 2013
This is simple and my family really enjoys it. I use ground turkey in place of the beef. I also substituted 28 oz can of crushed tomatoes for the diced and skipped the blender thing. I also add a can of chicken broth as otherwise it is too dry and thick.
anadlynn1
Oct 7, 2013
Delicious! I love making ths chili. It's so flavorful and hearty. The only change I made was that I omitted the step using the blender and simply added the contents of the cans without blending them.
Dmgrey
Feb 2, 2013
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VickiLynee
Jan 28, 2013
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Erikag86
Mar 26, 2012
Yum yum! I love chili and this mixes my love of Mexican food as well. It makes so much and is just tasty all around!
pookey0415
Feb 13, 2012
My teenage sons absolutely love this!!!
No_Time_To_Cook
Jan 8, 2012
This is now my favorite chili recipe! I made a few modifications to spice it up a bit more - added chili pepper and more taco seasoning. I also did not blend the chilies as recommended.
Reviews
Really good chili recipe! I was anxious to try this one because it had a package of ranch dressing mix in the ingredients and I had never tried that with chili. Had to make a couple of substitutions based on what I had on hand.....used chili beans and omitted the hominy and used crushed tomatoes instead of diced. Also added a bit of kosher salt and a pinch of sugar. Served it with jalapeno corn muffins. Made it last night and today it's all gone! Will definitely make again!Volunteer Field Editor
I had most of the ingredients, but I needed to make a couple of substitutions, rather than going to the grocery store. Chili packet subbed for Ranch - Corn subbed for hominy. I also cooked the onion (and garlic) after the beef was browned and added the packets and some sauce to develop the flavor before transferring to the slow cooker and adding remaining ingredients, including some cayenne for heat. I did a taste test, and menu adjustment to fit it in this week. This chili is FABULOUS!! I never make any chili but mine, but hubby agreed this is a keeper.
I had most of the ingredients on hand for this dish, but I needed to make a couple of substitutions, rather than go to the grocery store. Chili packet subbed for Ranch - Corn subbed for hominy. I also cooked the onion (and garlic) after the beef was browned and added the packets and some sauce to develop the flavor before transferring to the slow cooker and adding remaining ingredients, including some cayenne for heat. This chili is FABULOUS!! I never make any chili but mine, but hubby agreed this is a keeper!
This is simple and my family really enjoys it. I use ground turkey in place of the beef. I also substituted 28 oz can of crushed tomatoes for the diced and skipped the blender thing. I also add a can of chicken broth as otherwise it is too dry and thick.
Delicious! I love making ths chili. It's so flavorful and hearty. The only change I made was that I omitted the step using the blender and simply added the contents of the cans without blending them.
No comment left
No comment left
Yum yum! I love chili and this mixes my love of Mexican food as well. It makes so much and is just tasty all around!
My teenage sons absolutely love this!!!
This is now my favorite chili recipe! I made a few modifications to spice it up a bit more - added chili pepper and more taco seasoning. I also did not blend the chilies as recommended.