Chicken, Chorizo and Tortilla Stoup (Stew-like Soup)
Show: 30 Minute Meals
Episode: Kitchen Survivor
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By kathkroener
on March 16, 2012
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Trader Joe sells a soy chorizo that I bought not knowing what I would do with it. Nothing sounded appetizing until I found this recipe. The soy chorizo is not at all greasy but has great flavor. Cleaned out the veg drawer with this but did cook the onions and peppers a bit before adding them. Am trying to avoid canned anything so next time will use salsa rather than roasted tomatoes. Boiled some dried black beans for 2 min., let them sit for an hour while I got everything else chopped and browned and into the crockpot. Started on high for a couple hours, the last 2 hours on low. Will cut back on the chicken next time. Fed six adults and had two large bowls leftover. A great recipe!
By dontcallmecass
New Jersey
on March 07, 2012
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This was great! I made a few changes: 1. I sauteeed some garlic in the oil prior to adding the chicken/chorizo (I also seasoned with light adobo rather than salt/pepper. 2. Swapped corn for the potatoes and added extra hot sauce. 3. Added about a tablespoon of chili powder and garlic powder/dried cilantro to taste. It probably would have been find as is, but I like my food with an extra kick :
By Cooking4six
SE Wisconsin
on March 03, 2012
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I skipped the hot sauce and topped with cheddar, crushed tortilla chips and sour cream. Everyone devoured it and came back for seconds!
By Gina DeClue
Raleigh, NC
on February 05, 2012
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tasty and easy to make!
By ninimuni
Elmont, NY
on January 25, 2012
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My family loved it!
By nicsmith
Copperton, UT
on January 18, 2012
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awesome flavor...might add mushrooms next time
By chrisjslaughter...
on October 29, 2011
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I will have to say that this recipe is easy, and beats chili in my opinion. If you are sensitive to heat then don't add the hot sauce. I like hot and i left it out cause i didn't have any at home and it was spicy enough without being too hot. the flavors marry so well after it sits for a while and the chorizo is the key. It adds so many spices to the flavor. Just dice the potatoes small so they get done quicker. The first time i made it i ate them 80 percent done cause it smelt and tasted so good i couldn't wait. A wonderful treat Rachael. If i wasn't involved with someone i would ask you to marry me...every time i eat one of your dishes i fall in love with you...
By Snowbeast
Atvidaberg
on October 02, 2011
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With these ingredients you can't go wrong. Nice with a smoky chorizo or other sausage. This can easily be made ahead and reheated gently - also freezes well. Serve piping hot and there's no need to put the bowls in the oven - a bonus when serving kids. My 4 year old and his friends devoured it! Served with Honey Cornbread Muffins from this site, an excellent combination.
By Michelle Lynn
Olathe, KS
on September 19, 2011
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Delicious! My only regret is that I managed to make this recipe on a hot day -- not a bad thing, but I can't wait to have this again during the winter months. I love chorizo, and though, like others, I ended up using the ground stuff, the flavor was perfect! The tortilla chips & cheese on top just added to the awesome flavor combination. I topped with a bit of cilantro, since that was what I had on hand, but next time will definitely throw some scallions in as well.
By kerriiverson
Castle Rock, 44
on September 14, 2011
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Excellent. I used fresh chorizo rather than smoked spanish chorizo because it provides more chorizo flavor. This is a fall/winter staple.