Schwartz Hot Chilli Con Carne, 41g

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One way to save syns and enjoy your chilli con carne is by making your own at home with syn-free ingredients, we've listed a recipe for you to try at home below. Ingredients You could also reheat in the microwave, heat for two minutes, stir and then heat in 1-minute intervals until piping hot. Add the other ingredients and use a slotted spoon to give all the ingredients a good stir. You will not stir it again for hours so make sure it combines well.

For extra spice, sprinkle some chilli flakes or smoked paprika on top. To cool it down, serve with a dollop of sour cream and freshly chopped coriander leaves. I usually use 1 tablespoon of hot chilli powder, which gives a nice heat without overpowering. Cumin Add to the slow cooker for the during cooking. Remove before serving (or give to the family member who loves chilli?) The slow cooker chilli con carne will keep in the fridge in an airtight container for up to three days or can be frozen for up to three months. Reheating There are so many ways that you can change up this slow cooker chilli con carne recipe to suit your taste.

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This recipe mix is high in syns due to the added ingredients like wheat starch, but when using ingredients such as lean beef mince you can keep the meal relatively low in syns. Syn Values Of Schwartz Mixes You could add other veggies such as red pepper, grated carrot, celery or courgette. Let us know what you add. Coriander Cinnamon might seem like an odd ingredient, but trust me, it works! It gives the chilli a lovely, warming flavour. Salt & Pepper One of our favourite things to serve it with is some plain white rice and grated tasty cheese. We also like to add a wedge of lime, some jalapenos and freshly chopped coriander leaves. Coriander, or cilantro as it is sometimes called, is the perfect herb to garnish your chilli. It brightens up the dish and gives it a lovely, fresh flavour.

You can use any minced beef you like; lean beef keeps the dish healthy with less saturated fat. Or, for a more traditional chilli con carne, go for a higher fat-content mince. Down below in our syn guide, we will take you through why the Schwartz chilli con carne mix is high in syns, syn values of some of their mixes, low syn alternatives and a recipe for making your own SW chilli con carne. Why Is The Schwartz Chilli Con Carne Mix So High In Syns?The amount of chilli powder to use is entirely up to you and how much spice you like. Use one teaspoon (very mild), one tablespoon (medium hot) or two tablespoons (very hot). You can also buy different heat chilli powders, so adjust accordingly.