Ninja Foodie Mexican Green Chili Stew
I just started making this soup about a year ago in my slow cooker and it simmered for about 8-10 hours. I made it again last night in about an hour including prep, pre-pressure, cook time and pressure release. It was delicious and I’m even more excited about my Ninja Foodie OL501 cooker as I learn the science behind the different cooking methods. I’ll bring you along as I go.
Ingredients
2lbs of pork
4 cups of chicken stock or beef broth low sodium
I can of stewed tomatoes - Drain the liquid and save
4 tbsp olive oil
1 lb Yukon gold potatoes ( you can use any firm potato)
4 carrots 1/4 “ rounds
5 cloves of garlic
1 yellow onion
½ to 1 cup celery to taste
1 cup of corn
8 oz can of hatch or green chilis, you can also add fresh Jalapeno
Fresh parsley to taste ( you can substitute Cilantro if you like it)
2 tsp of chili powder
1 tsp of Cumin
1 tsp sea salt
1 tsp black pepper
¼ cup flour
3 tbls of cornstarch
Directions:
Prep:
Cut the pork into cubes about 1” in size
Cut up the potatoes, carrots, celery
Rough chop the garlic
Mince the parsley
Open the can of tomatoes and drain and save the liquid. Rough cut the stewed tomato slices while in the can. You can use diced tomatoes but they get lost in this soup
Cook:
Turn on the NF and place the slide on Air Fry / Stovetop
Turn the knob to Sear/Saute and add the olive oil to heat up while you prepare the meat
Add the salt and black pepper to a brown bag or zip lock and toss the pork cubes in flour/salt/pepper mixture until fully coated.
Add the pork to the heated olive oil and stir until well Browned
Remove pork and put to the side
Add in the garlic and onions and saute until the garlic just begins to brown
Deglaze the pan with liquid saved from the stewed tomatoes removing all the delicious brown bits from the pan
Begin adding in the cut potatoes, celery and carrots
Add the stewed tomatoes
Add the 4 cups of Chicken Broth
Stir the spices into ½ cup water (you can also substitute beer for the water to add a little flavor)
Pressure cook:
Push the slide to from Air Fry / Stovetop to Pressure
Close the lid and seal the valve
And pressure cook on high for 20 min
Natural pressure release. For 10 minutes
Quick release…
After opening… mix the cornstarch and use to thicken the soup as you desire. I love the thinner soup but it thickens nicely with cornstarch.
This soup freezes beautifully and is a welcome quick dinner which can also be reheated in the NF on some night when time is at a minimum and you are tired and hungry.
ENJOY and please comment later if you make this recipe.
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