We are still finishing up leftover turkey from
Thanksgiving.
Ovcr the years, you come up with different ways to use up the leftovers. There are
always sandwiches, of course - regular and open faced. We also make a version of Shepard's Pie using turkey instead of ground beef or lamb. Another
recipe favorite we discovered on a Bush's
bean can was White Bean Chili. Ann was
indisposed tonight so I was put in charge of getting dinner ready.
To begin I added some olive oil to a pan and sauteed an onion.

While that onion was cooking, I got the rest of
the ingredients ready including the green
chilies, some
northern beans, cumin, flour and the turkey.

I added the green
chilies, cumin and flour with the onion and cooked for about 4 minutes before adding the beans. I bought that
mixture to a boil and let simmer for another ten minutes and then added the turkey. I let the mixture just simmer for about forty-five minutes before serving.

Serve in a bowl with some crusty sourdough bread and you have some happy satisfied campers. Yum!

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