Veggie-Loaded Slow Cooker Turkey Chili
4.79 from 19 votes

Savory, easy-to-make Veggie-Loaded Slow Cooker Turkey Chili that's perfect for a healthy and gluten-free weeknight dinner. Make a big batch of this recipe and have it throughout the week!

Prep: 10 Cook: 180 Total: 190
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Veggie-Loaded Slow Cooker Turkey Chili

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Savory, easy-to-make Veggie-Loaded Slow Cooker Turkey Chili that’s perfect for a healthy and gluten free weeknight dinner. Make a big batch of this recipe and have it throughout the week!

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This isn’t your typical slow cooker turkey chili. This is VEGGIE-LOADED turkey chili, y’all! Because when you’re not crazy about veggies but you love the way that you feel when you eat healthy, sneaking veggies into your everyday meals is a total must. This recipe includes tons of veggies, is comfort food heaven, and perfect for a chilly winter day (errr any day, really)!

3 bowls of Veggie-Loaded Slow Cooker Turkey Chili on a marble table

How to make this Veggie-Loaded Slow Cooker Turkey Chili Recipe

The Turkey

Throw the raw ground turkey straight into the slow cooker along with the other ingredients to make this slow cooker turkey chili!

The Veggies

I used raw veggies chopped up into very small pieces for this recipe. However, feel free to use frozen or canned veggies if that’s easier for you!

Some of my faves: these organic canned carrots, (opens in a new tab) canned zucchini, (opens in a new tab) and gluten free cream of mushroom! (opens in a new tab)

Top shot of Veggie-Loaded Slow Cooker Turkey Chili in 3 bowls on plates and a white marble table

This Slow Cooker Turkey Chili recipe is great for batch cooking!

This recipe has around 8 servings (about 1.5 – 2 cups each), but feel free to double the recipe and refrigerate or freeze the leftovers. Perfect for quick and easy healthy meals all week long!

I love making this recipe in my favorite slow cooker (opens in a new tab) because it’s big enough to hold A LOT of chili. 😉 I also love that it’s programmable. Check it out HERE! (opens in a new tab)

Cozy and easy to make Veggie-Loaded Slow Cooker Turkey Chili in a grey bowl with a spoon

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Veggie-Loaded Slow Cooker Turkey Chili
ServingsServes 8
4.79 from 19 votes

Veggie-Loaded Slow Cooker Turkey Chili

Savory, easy-to-make Veggie-Loaded Slow Cooker Turkey Chili that's perfect for a healthy and gluten free weeknight dinner. Make a big batch of this recipe and have it throughout the week!
Prep: 10 minCook: 3 hrTotal: 3 hr 10 min

Ingredients

Instructions

  1. Place the ground turkey, chopped carrots, and chopped zucchini into the slow cooker.
  2. Set the slow cooker on high for 3 hours.
  3. Half way through (after about 1.5 hours), add in the remaining ingredients.
  4. Cook until everything is soft and the turkey is fully cooked.
  5. Serve and enjoy!

Notes

Carbs: 40  Fat: 7  Protein: 21
-If using canned vegetables, cook the turkey for the first half (1.5 hours) and then add the veggies in with the remaining ingredients.
-Feel free to play around with adding more or different veggies in this slow cooker turkey chili recipe!

Nutrition

Calories: 314 kcal

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18 Comments

  1. Ellen

    We have a mushroom allergy in the family. What would you recommend to sub for the cream of mushroom soup?

    1. JOL Team

      Hey Ellen, not a problem. Cream of chicken would be a great substitute for the cream of mushroom. Enjoy!

  2. Amie Mcgloflin

    I’m going to assume I drain the northern and pinto beans….

    1. Christine McMichael

      Hi Amie! Yes, drain the beans. I hope you enjoy the recipe!

  3. Lisa Grant

    I love a good healthy chili. This one is delicious too!

  4. Jessica

    I’m always wondering what veggies could go in chili….this was delish! And who would have thought the cream of mushroom would make such a rich difference. Loved it!

  5. Veronika

    This is my new favorite recipe! I made it yesterday and my whole family loved it!