Vegetarian “Beef” Chili is a staple in our house. It’s hearty, low in calories, easy to make and super delicious. It’s also one of the recipes that consistently opens non-vegetarians’ minds to incorporating some meat-substitute options into their regular, meal line-up.
Our chili recipe has evolved over time and is by no means an exact science. Experiment with spice amounts and enjoy! Oh, and have I mentioned how much I *heart* Crock Pot cooking? Well, I do. Thankyouandgoodbye.
In a Crock-Pot on low heat, add garlic, chopped onion and bag of Crumblers. Cover with a layer of chili powder (about 2 Tbs) and sprinkle in cumin (about 2 tsp), oregano (about 1 Tbs) & basil (about 1/2 Tbs). Stir.
Add Rotel, beans & corn, including all of the juices in the cans. Add tomato paste, wine & ketchup. Stir.
Add a pinch of salt and a couple more shakes of cumin, chili powder & oregano.
Let cook on Low for 5-7 hours or high for 3-4. Stir occasionally (if you’re home), and add more spices, wine or ketchup to taste, if desired.
Oh my gosh, we just had vegetarian chili tonight. Thanks for sharing! I have some basil on hand so I think I will add some to the leftovers to kick it up a notch!
It’s a meat alternative that tastes pretty darn similar but with 75% less fat. I used Morning Star’s version, but I believe that the Boca & Quorn makes them, too and they can all be found in the frozen section of the market. Here are a few sites to check out:http://morningstarfarms.com/, http://www.bocaburger.com/, http://www.quorn.com/
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looks yummy! I just made my weekly menu yesterday and for tomorrow I put “crockpot meal” but hadn’t selected a recipe yet. Ta da-thank you.
Yum! Can’t wait to try. Which variety of Rotel do you use?
Oooh, I’ve been itching to use my crock pot more – I will give this recipe a try! Thanks for sharing!
Oh my gosh, we just had vegetarian chili tonight. Thanks for sharing! I have some basil on hand so I think I will add some to the leftovers to kick it up a notch!
What is the crumble stuff??? Not sure we have it in Australia but we might have something similar. Sounds yummy though
It’s a meat alternative that tastes pretty darn similar but with 75% less fat. I used Morning Star’s version, but I believe that the Boca & Quorn makes them, too and they can all be found in the frozen section of the market. Here are a few sites to check out:http://morningstarfarms.com/, http://www.bocaburger.com/, http://www.quorn.com/
Hope that helps!
Sweater vest in profile pattern.
I just love the green sweater vest. Can you post what the pattern is called? It look lovely.
Prlgrl- Thanks! That’s the Polar Cap sweater from my book, AwareKnits. 🙂