Seafood Chili
Here is another soup recipe that is packed with flavor and healthy ingredients~ Seafood Chili! I came up with this as an alternative to seafood chowder. Seafood chili is perfect for large gatherings, but it can also be simplified and scaled back to be more of an “everyday” dish. The recipe below makes about 14 servings and leftovers can be frozen.
I always play around with the ingredients, adding the type of peppers or seafood I have on hand. Here I use shrimp and tilapia but really any seafood would work.
Start by roasting your peppers in the oven for around 10 t o15 minutes at 350 degrees, set aside or in an ice bath, peeling off skin when cool enough to handle.
Chop onions, garlic, celery, and roasted peppers. On the stove top, begin by adding oil to a large stock pot. Add onions, garlic, celery – sauté until soft. Season with salt, pepper, Cajun seasoning, chili pepper and cumin. Add the tomatillos and beans then begin to add 8 to 10 cups veggie and fish stock, depending on the desired consistency. Add tilapia fillets to soup. Cook on medium low for roughly 30 minutes, being careful not to burn anything to the bottom of your pot. The tilapia will fall apart and all the ingredients in the soup will start to come together.
Add the shrimp right before you serve the soup and cook until just opaque in color.
Serve with fresh cilantro and sour cream.
Seafood Chili
Recipe details
- 14 servings
- Prep time: 20 Minutes Cook time: 30 Minutes Total time: 50 min
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