If you like a little chew in your veggie
chili, but don't like the idea of using faux meats, which are mostly comprised
of highly processed soy isolates and other questionable ingredients, try the
"Red Bean & Bulgur Chili", (page 251). Adding bulgur provides the perfect texture and
mouth feel, adding a level of pleasing complexity. The red beans are dark red
kidneys, but any of your favorite beans would be equally as good here. The vegetables include red onion, tomatoes, red
bell pepper, and salsa (see the color theme here, utilizing red foods?), and is
seasoned with garlic, mild green chiles, chili powder and oregano. The bulgur is
added right into the chili pot, and doesn't take long to cook tender. If you
have cooked beans on hand, this chili can be ready in just about an hour. Top off with diced red onion, vegan sour cream, and chopped cilantro at the table, if desired.
Keeping it "McDougall Friendly"
checklist:
ü Omit the olive oil when sautéing the
veggies. Use a nonstick pot and/or substitute water or veggie broth for the
oil.
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