Hey there, Lovelies. I absolutely have to share this recipe with you. Kelsey at The Peacock Roost posted it a few days ago, and it looked so delicious and seemed so easy that I had to make it. The only person in my family that did not like it was Little J. I think it was just a tad too spicy for him.
Here's what I used:
1 lb of Ground Chuck
1 packet of McCormick Original Taco Seasoning
1 packet of Hidden Valley Ranch Salad Dressing & Seasoning Mix
1 can of Ro-tel Mexican Style Tomatoes, Diced, Petite Cut
1 can of Del Monte Tomatoes, Diced, Petite Cut
1 can of Hunts Tomatoes, Diced
1 can of Bush's Great Northern Beans
1 can of Green Giant Whole Kernel Sweet Corn
Garlic Powder
Sugar
Kraft Natural Finely Shredded Cheese, Mild Cheddar
Daisy Sour Cream
Tostitos Original Restaurant Style Tortilla Chips
Here's what I did:
Brown the ground chuck in a large skillet. Drain the grease. Add in the Taco and Ranch seasonings, one half of a packet at a time.
Transfer the meat to a soup pot. Add all cans of tomatoes without draining. Drain the beans and the corn and then add to soup.
Give the garlic powder a couple of shakes and then add a pinch or two of sugar.
Heat on the stove over low to medium heat for approximately 1 to 2 hours, stirring often.
How I served it:
I added a couple of dollops of sour cream and a few sprinkles of shredded cheese to my bowl of soup. While eating the soup, I also treated it like a dip for the Tostito chips. Absolutely delicious.
Things to note:
Kelsey's recipe called for stewed tomatoes in a couple of instances where I used diced. I improvised since I couldn't find stewed tomatoes at the store that day.
When I first put the ingredients all together, I was not convinced it would be soup. It looked more like a thick beef stew. But, as time passed it did morph into a soupy mixture. I was surprised and relieved!
Aside from the yummy goodness, my favorite thing about this recipe was how easy it was. I was able to throw this together one evening after work. We ate a little later than normal but it was totally worth it. The longest part is waiting on the hour or so for it to cook down to soup texture.
I input the soup recipe through my WW Recipe Builder and one serving or one cup is 8 points. The recipe serves 7.
Hope you love it as much I did.
Here's what I used:
1 lb of Ground Chuck
1 packet of McCormick Original Taco Seasoning
1 packet of Hidden Valley Ranch Salad Dressing & Seasoning Mix
1 can of Ro-tel Mexican Style Tomatoes, Diced, Petite Cut
1 can of Del Monte Tomatoes, Diced, Petite Cut
1 can of Hunts Tomatoes, Diced
1 can of Bush's Great Northern Beans
1 can of Green Giant Whole Kernel Sweet Corn
Garlic Powder
Sugar
Kraft Natural Finely Shredded Cheese, Mild Cheddar
Daisy Sour Cream
Tostitos Original Restaurant Style Tortilla Chips
Here's what I did:
Brown the ground chuck in a large skillet. Drain the grease. Add in the Taco and Ranch seasonings, one half of a packet at a time.
Transfer the meat to a soup pot. Add all cans of tomatoes without draining. Drain the beans and the corn and then add to soup.
Give the garlic powder a couple of shakes and then add a pinch or two of sugar.
Heat on the stove over low to medium heat for approximately 1 to 2 hours, stirring often.
How I served it:
I added a couple of dollops of sour cream and a few sprinkles of shredded cheese to my bowl of soup. While eating the soup, I also treated it like a dip for the Tostito chips. Absolutely delicious.
Things to note:
Kelsey's recipe called for stewed tomatoes in a couple of instances where I used diced. I improvised since I couldn't find stewed tomatoes at the store that day.
When I first put the ingredients all together, I was not convinced it would be soup. It looked more like a thick beef stew. But, as time passed it did morph into a soupy mixture. I was surprised and relieved!
Aside from the yummy goodness, my favorite thing about this recipe was how easy it was. I was able to throw this together one evening after work. We ate a little later than normal but it was totally worth it. The longest part is waiting on the hour or so for it to cook down to soup texture.
I input the soup recipe through my WW Recipe Builder and one serving or one cup is 8 points. The recipe serves 7.
Hope you love it as much I did.
Thanks for sharing! This is perfect for fall!
ReplyDeleteYum! I love soup and have been patiently waiting for a chilly enough day to make some. Temps are going to be in the 70's and almost 80's here in NJ in the next few days so I think I'll be waiting a little bit longer. This is going on my to make soup though! (Whenever that happens)
ReplyDeleteabsolutely something i need to make. yummy, yummy!!!
ReplyDeleteYum, noting this one! I've been making lots of chili lately, and always looking for other things too!
ReplyDeleteI love soup! This looks so tasty ♥♥
ReplyDeletesummerdaisy.net
mmmm i make a taco soup also but i use ground turkey & i don't do the garlic powder! definitely want to try that out sometime because i think it would really add something yummy to the recipe! thanks for the idea!
ReplyDeleteThis sounds delicious! I can't get enough soup this time of year!
ReplyDeleteYou can never, ever go wrong with Taco Soup!! This looks sooo good!
ReplyDeleteLooks yummy! Love that we are in "soup" season!
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I make a very similar taco soup!! It's on the menu for tomorrow night!! yum!!
ReplyDeleteI don't like many soups but this one reminds me of one from CPK that I love so thanks for sharing the recipe :) Even better that it's so easy to make!
ReplyDeleteMili
Yummmm this is one of my favorite soups! I'll have to try this :)
ReplyDeleteGreen Fashionista
This looks delicious!! This is something I'll have to make this weekend. Looks like something you could make in a crockpot too (with the exception of browning the beef).
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