Guest guest Posted January 1, 2004 Report Share Posted January 1, 2004 Was someone able to post the points for the pot of taco soup? Anyone on WW e-tools that would please figure it? I need more low point soup recipes. If you would please post a link or email me privately. Thanks, Suzie Re: Taco Soup This sounds yummy. What is the serving size and the points per serving please. Thanks Kit > If you like spicy you will like this one. I think it has been posted before > but it is really good so I'll post it again ;o) > It calls for a full package of Taco seasoning but you really only need about > half. I made it with the whole package and it came out way to salty for me > and quite hot. The tomatoes I bought had jalapeño's and green chilies so > that might have been part of it. The second time I made it with half a pack > and it was just right so I would start with that and then gradually add more > if you like. > > Kris > > > Go to the store and get all of this: > 1 lg onion, chopped > 1 pkg, taco seasoning mix > 2 cups whole kernel corn > 1 can chicken or vegetable broth > 1 can black beans > 1 can white beans > 1 can fat-free refried beans > 1 can diced tomatoes, (Mexican flavor) > 1 can diced tomatoes, (any flavor) > > Here's how to put it together: > 1 - Sweat the onions (this means chopping them up and tossing them in a > nonstick pan sprayed with vegetable spray. Just keep tossing them around in > the pan until then start to soften.) > > 2 - Start opening cans! take out a BIG POT and begin by putting the 2 cans > of tomatoes in with the refried beans... stir it up until it is smooth. > > 3 - Add all the other cans and the onions. (Do not drain the beans, do drain > the corn if you are using cans of corn - frozen corn is wonderfully here.) > Stir it up. Add the taco mix. > > 4 - Bring the soup up to JUST a boil (do not boil for more than a moment.) > Cover and simmer 1 hour. (You can do the simmering in a crock pot for a few > hours, that makes primo soup.) > > > > _____ > > Hey, someone posted a low points soup link the other day....and I tried the > Spicy Carrot Soup recipe....I modified it by adding some jalapeños (I like > spicy)...then after blending I added a dollop of fat free sour cream to my > cup ....it was absolutely delicious. > > Liz > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 1, 2004 Report Share Posted January 1, 2004 I can't run it through the recipe builder cause it doesn't say how many servings or how many ounces or teaspoons are in the taco seasoning. Debra " Inside me, there's a thin Woman trying to get out - but I can usually shut that witch up with some chocolate. " Re: Taco Soup This sounds yummy. What is the serving size and the points per serving please. Thanks Kit > If you like spicy you will like this one. I think it has been posted before > but it is really good so I'll post it again ;o) > It calls for a full package of Taco seasoning but you really only need about > half. I made it with the whole package and it came out way to salty for me > and quite hot. The tomatoes I bought had jalapeño's and green chilies so > that might have been part of it. The second time I made it with half a pack > and it was just right so I would start with that and then gradually add more > if you like. > > Kris > > > Go to the store and get all of this: > 1 lg onion, chopped > 1 pkg, taco seasoning mix > 2 cups whole kernel corn > 1 can chicken or vegetable broth > 1 can black beans > 1 can white beans > 1 can fat-free refried beans > 1 can diced tomatoes, (Mexican flavor) > 1 can diced tomatoes, (any flavor) > > Here's how to put it together: > 1 - Sweat the onions (this means chopping them up and tossing them in a > nonstick pan sprayed with vegetable spray. Just keep tossing them around in > the pan until then start to soften.) > > 2 - Start opening cans! take out a BIG POT and begin by putting the 2 cans > of tomatoes in with the refried beans... stir it up until it is smooth. > > 3 - Add all the other cans and the onions. (Do not drain the beans, do drain > the corn if you are using cans of corn - frozen corn is wonderfully here.) > Stir it up. Add the taco mix. > > 4 - Bring the soup up to JUST a boil (do not boil for more than a moment.) > Cover and simmer 1 hour. (You can do the simmering in a crock pot for a few > hours, that makes primo soup.) > > > > _____ > > Hey, someone posted a low points soup link the other day....and I tried the > Spicy Carrot Soup recipe....I modified it by adding some jalapeños (I like > spicy)...then after blending I added a dollop of fat free sour cream to my > cup ....it was absolutely delicious. > > Liz > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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