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Sasaku
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Turkey Chili
Sat, 05/28/05 11:23 AM
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Turkey chili is good, I may like it more than traditional chili. Has anyone else tried it?
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Adjudicator
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RE: Turkey Chili
Sat, 05/28/05 11:29 AM
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You "may" like it more? Either you do or you don't. 
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Michael Hoffman
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RE: Turkey Chili
Sat, 05/28/05 11:30 AM
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quote:Originally posted by Sasaku
Turkey chili is good, I may like it more than traditional chili. Has anyone else tried it?
A couple of times. Once with domestic turkey and once with a wild one. I'd never eat the domestic version again.
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UncleVic
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RE: Turkey Chili
Sat, 05/28/05 11:30 AM
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Never tried Turkey in the Chili... Just dont sound right... I want my chili made with 100% slaughtered cow...
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Michael Hoffman
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RE: Turkey Chili
Sat, 05/28/05 11:38 AM
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quote:Originally posted by UncleVic
Never tried Turkey in the Chili... Just dont sound right... I want my chili made with 100% slaughtered cow...
Well, I slaughtered the wild turkey. Does that count?
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Tony Bad
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RE: Turkey Chili
Sat, 05/28/05 12:33 PM
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quote:Originally posted by Michael Hoffman quote:Originally posted by UncleVic
Never tried Turkey in the Chili... Just dont sound right... I want my chili made with 100% slaughtered cow...
Well, I slaughtered the wild turkey. Does that count? Ohhhhh...When you said Wild Turkey I thought you meant the drink not the animal! I though chili and wild turkey was an odd combo.
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Michael Hoffman
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RE: Turkey Chili
Sat, 05/28/05 12:38 PM
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I'm a Jack Daniels guy, but a little Wild Turkey will do in a pinch. 
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EdSails
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RE: Turkey Chili
Sat, 05/28/05 1:29 PM
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On occasion I'll do my regular chili, made normally with cubes of beef and pork----with turkey instead. Dark meat works best, it has much more of the color and seems closer to the beef. While it's not like the real stuff, it's pretty good.
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Ralph Isbill
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RE: Turkey Chili
Sat, 05/28/05 1:37 PM
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Tony Bad
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RE: Turkey Chili
Sat, 05/28/05 5:35 PM
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quote:Originally posted by Michael Hoffman I'm a Jack Daniels guy, but a little Wild Turkey will do in a pinch. Some times a little of each is in order!
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Michael Hoffman
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RE: Turkey Chili
Sat, 05/28/05 8:37 PM
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quote:Originally posted by Tony Bad quote:Originally posted by Michael Hoffman I'm a Jack Daniels guy, but a little Wild Turkey will do in a pinch. Some times a little of each is in order! There you go.
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tiki
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RE: Turkey Chili
Sun, 05/29/05 3:07 PM
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I have made chili---same recipe i use to make "a bowl of Texas Red"---posted previously and "Bushie approved!  --with Turkey and only ONE person noticed it was turkey. Its not the meat that makes the chili---but the seasonings and the cooking method---(and of course. the fact that the beans are ON THE SIDE not IN the chili[;)Even an old Yankee like me learned that!]--I have had good chili with antelope,venison,armidillo,wild pig,beef,and ostrich ---it all tasted fine to me! 
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danimal15
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RE: Turkey Chili
Thu, 07/28/05 5:52 PM
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quote:Originally posted by tiki I have made chili---same recipe i use to make "a bowl of Texas Red"---posted previously and "Bushie approved! --with Turkey and only ONE person noticed it was turkey. Its not the meat that makes the chili---but the seasonings and the cooking method---(and of course. the fact that the beans are ON THE SIDE not IN the chili[;)Even an old Yankee like me learned that!]--I have had good chili with antelope,venison,armidillo,wild pig,beef,and ostrich ---it all tasted fine to me! Were all those animals in the same bowl? That would have been some interesting chili!
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mr chips
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RE: Turkey Chili
Thu, 07/28/05 6:00 PM
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Turkey chile with enough tabasco and other seasonings is pretty tasty. I still prefer beef though.
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Stoney444
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RE: Turkey Chili
Tue, 10/17/06 4:09 PM
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Gonna be making big ol' pot of turkey chili tomm night. Will post recipe.
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PapaJoe8
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RE: Turkey Chili
Tue, 10/17/06 4:16 PM
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I agree with Tiki, any kind of meat can make some good chili.
Looking forward to hear how it goes Stoney!
Hmmm, "Sunday House Smoked Turkey" chili! I love those turkeys and it might make some good chili?
Joe
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TheHotPepper.com
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RE: Turkey Chili
Tue, 10/17/06 4:49 PM
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Many meats can be used, don't knowwhy people are freaking out.
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Theedge
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RE: Turkey Chili
Tue, 10/17/06 4:50 PM
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I think some people might be thinking slices of Thanksgiving turkey, which would in fact be bad. Ground turkey chili is fine, but not as good as beef.
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PapaJoe8
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RE: Turkey Chili
Tue, 10/17/06 5:06 PM
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Ground turkey chili has always tasted good to me.
Diced, floured, and browned, dark meat smoked turkey might not be bad..... but I've never tried it.... so you could be right Theedge. I think I'll try some when I get the chance. Hey, I'll eat almost anything! And, so will my dog.
Joe
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NYNM
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RE: Turkey Chili
Sat, 10/21/06 6:17 PM
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So if we're doing ground turkey, what about ground chicken?
Chicken Chili.
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PapaJoe8
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RE: Turkey Chili
Tue, 10/24/06 5:21 PM
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Ground chicken chili works. Hmmm, chicken green chili???
Joe
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Foodbme
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RE: Turkey Chili
Wed, 10/25/06 1:43 AM
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Funny thing came to me on the ride home tonight. I thought about making Chili using chopped up hot dogs. Any one ever try it??
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ann peeples
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RE: Turkey Chili
Wed, 10/25/06 7:59 AM
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The hot dog thought isnt that far off....my Mom would occasionally chop up hot dogs(skin on weiners from Usingers)and put them in her chili to "stretch it"in the lean days.Really quite good.And i have a favorite family recipe called hot dog spaghetti-but will save that for another forum.....
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PapaJoe8
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RE: Turkey Chili
Wed, 10/25/06 12:42 PM
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I made fast fix meals for the grandzillas lots of times using hot dogs and chili, "chili dog stew". They eat it up. Just a pack of cheep dogs sliced up, and a can of Wolf Brand, cheese for toping, fritoes and saltines on the side.
A good homemaid chili w/ some quility dogs might be great? Anyone done it? I'll top my bowl w/ some sourcraut, chopped onions, and pickled jalapenos.
Joe
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Wendy62
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RE: Turkey Chili
Wed, 10/25/06 1:21 PM
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quote:Originally posted by Theedge
I think some people might be thinking slices of Thanksgiving turkey, which would in fact be bad. Ground turkey chili is fine, but not as good as beef.
Green chile with sliced Thanksgiving leftovers sounds heavenly to me. Some kind of simple sauce, maybe with a few onions as well as the green chiles, added to some really good leftover turkey gravy, give the meat just long enough in there to warm it up... I'd eat that. ...Of course maybe that says more about me than it does about the idea.
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CajunKing
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RE: Turkey Chili
Mon, 11/20/06 12:41 AM
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Habanero Turkey Chili
1 TBSP veggie oil
1 pound ground turkey
2 medium onions, diced
2 green bell peppers, diced
2 cups mushrooms, sliced
5 cloves garlic, crushed
1 (15oz) can kidney beans, drained and rinsed
1 (15oz) can chick peas, rinsed and drained
1 cup corn, rinsed and drained
1/2 cup medium bulgur wheat
1 (28oz) can diced tomatoes
1 cup chicken broth
2 TBSp worcestershire sauce
2 TBSP chili powder
1 tsp dried basil
2 tsp ground cumin
1 tsp dried oregano
1 tsp sugar
2 habanero chiles, stemmed and chopped
salt and fresh pepper
In a large skillet heat the oil, and then brown the ground turkey off
In a large slow cooker, combine meat with all other ingredients
stir well
Cook on low heat for 6-7 hours
Serve
It may not be a bowl of red but it is good eating none the less!
cajunking
Donald
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PapaJoe8
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RE: Turkey Chili
Mon, 11/20/06 11:21 AM
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Sounds great to me CK! I like the mushrooms in there.
Joe
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Texianjoe
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RE: Turkey Chili
Mon, 11/20/06 11:43 AM
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Turkey Chili,
is like a ship without a wheel
A touch without a feel
I can't believe it's real...
The few times i have eaten eat it seams like all you taste is chili flavor from the spices. I had no meat flavor.
joe
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PapaJoe8
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RE: Turkey Chili
Mon, 11/20/06 12:11 PM
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You have maybe not had any good turkey chili Joe. It can be good stuff. Like someone here said, any meat can work, and be good. Even a vegi chili can be good. You can't think it's gonna taste like red meat chili though. It's a different kinda bird.
Joe
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Texianjoe
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RE: Turkey Chili
Mon, 11/20/06 12:18 PM
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quote:Originally posted by PapaJoe8
You have maybe not had any good turkey chili Joe. It can be good stuff. Like someone here said, any meat can work, and be good. Even a vegi chili can be good. You can't think it's gonna taste like red meat chili though. It's a different kinda bird.
Joe
You're probably right, I have had it out of a can, Wolf Brand, at a chili cookoff, and once in a restaurant. The Wild Turkey Chili above sounds intresting though. Kinda like cooking along with Justin Wilson. joe
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