Chili sin carne with quinoa

von | Mai 5, 2019 | 0 Kommentare

Chili sin carne with quinoa

I love simple and fast recipes! Did I mention this before? Just throw everything in a large pot, let it bubble and finish. Put into cans, freeze a part and always have something healthy on hand. So easy and great is this recipe – chili sin carne with quinoa. The chili cooks almost by itself and needs only a few ingredients. Sweet potato, beans, peppers, tomatoes and quinoa. Et voila!
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I love simple and fast recipes! Did I mention this before? Just throw everything in a large pot, let it bubble and finish. Put into cans, freeze a part and always have something healthy on hand. So easy and great is this recipe – chili sin carne with quinoa. The chili cooks almost by itself and needs only a few ingredients. Sweet potato, beans, peppers, tomatoes and quinoa. Et voila!

The cumin also makes beans tolerable to our sensitive tummies. However, should you have an active crowns or colitis or you are currently in the elimination phase, I would recommend you to skip the beans. Especially with chronic inflammatory bowel disease or food intolerance beans should be consumed with care.

Granted, this is not the typical chili. I’ve improvised and used some of the ingredients I just had on hand. But I had to share the result with you, because it tastes great!

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Preparation in min: 45

 
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Calories per serving: 460

 

Ingredients (for 4 servings):

  • 3 sweet potatoes

  • 1 pepper, red

  • 200 g kidney beans

  • 200 g black beans (can)

  • 800 ml vegetable broth

  • 400 g chunky tomatoes

  • 150 g quinoa

  • 1 tbsp oil
Spices:

  • 1 tsp ground caraway
  • 2 tsp marjoram
  • 1 tsp chili flakes
  • salt, pepper
  • optional: 2 tsp honey, limes

Preparation:

  1. Wash sweet potatoes, peel and cut into pieces. Wash the pepper, core them and dice them as well.

  2. Then sauté spices in a large saucepan with a little oil. Add sweet potatoes, peppers, beans and chunky tomatoes. Pour with vegetable stock.

  3. Rinse quinoa with cold water for several times and stir under chili.

  4. Cook for about 30 minutes over medium heat until quinoa and sweet potatoes are cooked.

  5. Serve the chili in a bowl with limes.

Bon Appetit!

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I tried everything. But it is best not to eat at all. Do I take the strain off my gut?
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