White Chicken Chili for Superbowl Sunday
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This sounds delicious! I wish you would have shown the end result in the video. I will be trying this recipe though :)
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u didnt show what it looks like!
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can we see the completed project?
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All vegetables contain different amino acids, but none are a complete protein. In order to make a complete protein such as the kind you find in meat, you have to eat combinations of legumes and grains. Rice and beans or corn and beans are two such examples.
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I'm attempting this recipe tonight. Smells good already. Thanks for making time to make this video.
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@BeautyBoxTV Actually, she did make a roux. Even though she didn't cook the roux, it's going to be cooked on the stove. A "Slurry" is a mixture of cold water with corn starch or arrow root. When you make a "roux", it's a mixture of some kind of fat, such as butter, lard or oil mixed with flour to make a paste. If you really want to get technical, when she added milk, it would be considered a bechamel. Minus the white pepper, salt and nutmeg. But, she didn't add enough milk to make a bechamel.
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totally fuck u
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I made this and it's great! Yummy!
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My parents tried a white chicken chili, it just tasted like a bowl of pepper
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Definitely gonna try this out! Thanks :):)
You changed my life when you popped that whole garlic clove in the garlic press. I thought I had to peel the darn things every time...Ha ha, I'm such a rookie!
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I like how you pronounce oregano xD
Can you please post the recipe!
Purrrsuasive1 2 years ago
Right now. Sorry.
xcookage 2 years ago
Looks good. But Beans aren't a carb, they are a Protein.
jessicakennon 2 years ago 3
I actually think that they are a little of both. They are very good for you non the less.
xcookage 2 years ago
Awesome recipe. :D Sorry to correct you but that is not a roux it is a slurry. For it to be a roux you have the cook it first.
BeautyBoxTV 2 years ago
@BeautyBoxTV
You are correct. I did melt the butter and added the flour and milk. I usually do cook it a little more before I put it into the chili. Thanks. I will add that to the directions.
xcookage 2 years ago