White Chicken Chili #2

I've posted a White Chili before on the blog (HERE)

Trinton loves White Chili, and I have yet to get the reaction
I'm looking for lol. I did like this one and so did he,
but I don't think this is what he is looking for yet.

I'll keep trying, but in the mean time,
here is the second White Chicken Chili...

2 packets McCormicks White Chili Seasoning

1 1/2 lb Chicken

1 T Oil

2 C Water

2 (16oz) cans of undrained white beans

1/2 bag frozen corn

2-3 Bell Peppers

Light Sour Cream

Salt and Pepper to taste

Add seasoning, chicken (mine was frozen), oil,

water, beans, corn, peppers in crockpot.

Cook on low for 6-8 hours.

Add Light Sour Cream if desired.

Top with cheese if desired.

Comments

Michelle :) said…

Hey Misty! This is so yummy! I made it the other day with precooked frozen chicken. Threw all the stuff in a pot, simmered for about 15 mintues and then let the chili cool. I then put the chili into quart ziplocks and froze them for an easy freezer meal! Worked great!

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