Stacey Hawkins, the Queen of Lean and Green Recipes makes Zesty Turkey and Kale Chili. This low-carb recipe is an Optavia Recipe, Optavia 5 and 1 recipe and complies with most low carb diets. Eat great and lose the weight!
Zesty Turkey and Kale Chili a Lean and Green Recipe
Have you ever felt like preparing a nutritious and delicious meal was too complicated?
This dish is an amazing combination of lean ground turkey, nutrient-rich kale, and zesty spices to tantalize your taste buds and keep you feeling full for hours. And the bonus? This lean and green meal can be on your kitchen table in just 30 minutes!
Add oil to a medium sized pot and heat over medium high heat**.
Add ground turkey and sprinkle with seasoning. Cook for 4-5 minutes, stirring occasionally, until turkey is opaque.
Add remaining ingredients, stir to combine and reduce heat to medium. Cover pot and let it simmer for 10 minutes, until vegetables are soft.
Serve alone or over cauliflower rice. Serves 4
Chef's Notes & More
Optavia Lean and Green Counts
Serving size is 1/4 of this recipe. Serves 4. The counts below do not include the added toppings. If you use them, add to your counts as per the Optavia Guidelines
1/2 - Lean
2 - Green
1 - Condiments
1 - Healthy Fat
STACEY SAYS
*Vegetables are optional. In addition, you may substitute additional vegetables for the turkey to make a vegetarian chili.
**Alternate cooking method: place all ingredients in the crock-pot and cook on low for 8 hours.
There are so many fun recipes to try. I love eating healthy and trying new recipes. And the spices are the best I've ever tasted. Love all of them that I have tried. I will be reordering.
Janet B
I Never Knew
Stacey's flavors have made my family love my cooking. I had no idea I could be such a great cook!
Joan G
GAME CHANGER
GAME CHANGER!!! Omg I don’t even like to cook… however Stacy Hawkins products have made it sooooo easy but most importantly the flavor !!! Love love it! And the dash of desperation!
Linette N
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