
- 1 lb lean ground beef
- 1 onion, chopped
- 2 cups mushrooms, sliced
- 32 oz beef stock
- 28 oz crushed tomatoes
- 4 tablespoons chili powder
- 1 heaping tablespoon cumin
- 1 lime
- salt to taste
- bunch of cilantro
- avocado, diced
1. In a large pot, saute beef and onion together until browned and beef is nearly cooked through.
2. Drain the excess fat from the cooked ground beef/onion mixture and return to the pan. Add the mushrooms and sauté for a few more minutes.
3. Add the beef stock, tomatoes, chili powder & cumin.
4. Bring to a boil, then reduce to low and cover. Simmer for 45 minutes or so, stirring occasionally. (I let mine go for 1.5 hours.) If it begins to look too thick, just add a little water.
5. Just before serving, season each bowl with salt, top with cilantro and a big squeeze of lime. And avocado if you have it. I didn’t have any but I just felt like I should tell you to add it. 🙂
Approximate Nutrition Stats (based on 7 servings): 213 calories, 10 grams fat, 19 grams protein
In other news, Maizey had to get sedated for an exam at the vet yesterday. Everything is fine, but she is supposed to be on bed rest – no walks, no playing, no jumping, no fun – for two weeks because of a muscle strain. Haahhahahaa. oooookay. Boxers don’t do well on bed rest. She’s already going a bit crazy with pent up energy. But yesterday, she had no energy. Just droopy, woozy drug face. So so funny. Poor pup!
She kept swaying and then collapsing into a sleep. hahahahaha.
Have a great weekend!
21 Comments
Crystal
atNow THAT looks delicious 🙂
Teri [a foodie stays fit]
atyou know that you got me obsessed with paleo. and you (and HC 😉 made my paleo life possible with the supplement recommendations. and I’m loving it! thanks! 🙂
Crystal
atIf spreading the joy of bacon was the only thing I contributed to this world, I think I’d be okay with it
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atMmm your chili looks delicious! I love the simple/easy ingredients! Do you think it would taste as good made in a crock-pot?
Teri [a foodie stays fit]
atDefinitely! Just brown the meat and onions in a pan before transferring it to a crockpot to simmer. 🙂
Michelle @ Eat Move Balance
atLove the idea of adding cilantro and lime for a fun twist on chili! Especially because mexican food is my favorite, so those flavors are always welcome. I’ll have to give this a try!
Teri [a foodie stays fit]
atI hope you like it! I was a little nervous about the cilantro and lime but I’m obsessed with those flavors, so I figured, why not?? And it worked! 🙂
Emily
atThis is just the thing for this weekend. It is FREEZING here in NYC, and just looking at that photo is warming me up a few degrees. Thanks for the great recipe!
Teri [a foodie stays fit]
atyay! glad to help warm you. 🙂 This cold weather is brutal!
Lindsay
atCall me mean, but I think it’s hilarious when my dog gets sedated. He runs into doors and walls and I can’t help but laugh. He usually only gets sedated in relation to when I’ve just paid a huge vet bill, so I need the laugh.
Crystal
atHahahaha truth
Teri [a foodie stays fit]
atomg hahahahaha. you are totally allowed to laugh. vet bills are so painful. I just had to pay Maizey’s today. ugh.
Purelytwins
atnow this sounds amazing!! perfect for cold days
BroccoliHut
atHaha! These pictures of Maizey remind me of when my sister’s dog Boxer (Greta) was spayed, and I was designated as dog sitter for the day while my sister went to work. Greta had that same woozy expression!
Teri [a foodie stays fit]
atGreta: AWESOME name!
Laura
atI made this for dinner tonight and it was great! I’ve been making the same paleo chili over and over lately and the lime and cilantro were a refreshing change! Thanks!
Teri [a foodie stays fit]
atI’m so glad you liked it! thanks for letting me know! 😀
Paleo Suz
atThat looks delicious – loving the inclusion of avocado!
Teri [a foodie stays fit]
atavocado makes everything better 🙂
Amanda
atI just made this, following the recipe exactly + one can of hot Rotel, salt, and topping with green onions. Very good and super simple. Thanks!!
Teri [a foodie stays fit]
atthose sound like great additions – I’ll have to try that. Glad you enjoyed it. Thanks for commenting! 🙂