Slow Cooker Taco Soup

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  • Number of Servings: 10
Ingredients
Packet of Hidden Valley Ranch Dressing MixPacket of Taco Seasoning MixOne Medium OnionOne pound of ground turkeyThe following Items, do not drain:One can of Green Giant Shoepeg CornOne can of Santa Fe BeansOne can of Pinto BeansOne can of Italian Stewed tomatoes (cut up if desired)One can of Mexican Stewed tomatoes (cut up if desired)
Directions
Brown together the ground turkey, medium onion chopped, packet of hidden valley ranch dressing mix, and packet of Taco Seasoning mix. When done, there should be very little grease. (Some leaner forms of ground turkey don't crumble as easily and would need to be broken up more during the browning process.)

Take the browned turkey mixture and place into a crock pot. Add remaining cans (DO NOT DRAIN - THIS IS THE JUICE OF THE SOUP). Coon in crockpot (slowcooker) for 8 -9 hours on low (depends on your slowcooker) or 5 hours on high.

*Note: You can also cook on stove top for about an hour or so, but the flavor really tastes better in a slow cooker.

Number of Servings: 10

Recipe submitted by SparkPeople user JAZZYD3.

Servings Per Recipe: 10
Nutritional Info Amount Per Serving
  • Calories: 206.2
  • Total Fat: 5.6 g
  • Cholesterol: 44.0 mg
  • Sodium: 1,188.2 mg
  • Total Carbs: 29.3 g
  • Dietary Fiber: 6.6 g
  • Protein: 13.5 g

Member Reviews
  • VIVAGLAM1
    Excellent! One of my favorite recipes. I had a similar recipe which has Black Beans instead of Santa Fe; plus, add a can of Rotel. Great as a soup or taco stuffing. Weight watchers is 2 pts per 1 cup serving. - 11/13/07
  • NICELYMALICIOUS
    This is an excellent recipe that my family has been making for years. I use pinto and kidney beans, and instead of corn, I use white hominy. This gives it the taco shell taste without the chips or shells. I also use diced or crushed tomatoes and add diced jalapeno because we like ours spicy. - 6/3/08
  • MRS4WHEELBOB
    Super Easy. I made a few changes: I used low-Sodium seasonings. I also went with the low-Sodium organic version of the beans and veggies. I am not sure how this effects the recipe - other than reducing the sodium. - 3/6/09
  • LLEEINIA
    This could be made healthier buy draining and rinsing the veggies, then using low sodium broth or stock for the liquids. I also left out the ranch and it was still good. - 12/14/08
  • MIRANOVA
    i used morningstar farms ground beef, only half the packet of taco seasoing like others and also black beans instead of sante fe. my picky ten year old i even got to eat it, as nachos...with cheese and sour cream...but still, he ate real beans! lol...my boyfriend looooved it too! - 1/12/08
  • KIRCHOFFER
    I LOVE this recipe! I have been making this for the past 6 years here at home and the whole family absolutely loves it. We dont call it taco soup though, we call it chili! We instead, drain the items off and add a can of low sodium tom. sauce and black beans! TEN THUMBS UP! - 10/2/08
  • TORRIHOWARD
    Very Tasty!!! I added a little cheese to mine and substituted black beans for the Sante Fe beans. It was an excellet dnner - 12/30/07
  • RAGGEDY_GAL72
    I have made a version of this for years, but your recipe is my new standard. It was soooo good. I hadded a few tablespoons of light sour cream and a sprinkle of cheese and it was amazing. Such an easy meal and so warm and comforting on a cold night. - 12/3/07
  • TAMARA0803
    Everyone loved this! The only thing I could not find was the Santa Fe beans so I just used black beans. Even my anti-bean kids are eating it. Thanks! - 10/25/07
  • SUNSETTER
    I found this recipe to be quite strongly flavoured - it could be because I let it cook longer. I added another can of diced tomatoes and it was great. - 10/14/07
  • LAURAFCGO78
    Loved the soup! Would be great served with some Fritos Scoops. - 2/20/11
  • SUSIE703
    This soup is excellent!!! I used low sodium canned stuff when possible, couldn't find Santa Fe Beans, used Texas Beans instead, added a small can of chicken broth, low sodium. I will make this A LOT! - 11/9/07
  • GETTING_HEALTHY
    Great soup! Like some of the others I used only 1/2 the pkt of taco seasoning, and added a can of rotel tomatoes to spice it up a bit. Delicious! - 10/16/07
  • LATEBLOOMERAR
    We love this soup! To lower the salt content I drained the beans everything that could be drained to lower the salt and added beef stock to replace the liquid. Yummy! I make this as often as I can get away with it!!! - 10/11/07
  • SHERI8705
    I used mexican flavoured Veggie Ground round instead of Turkey. Was good, but may have made it slightly too salty, despite the fact I omitted taco seasoning mix. - 10/1/07
  • HOPE4MERH
    i make something like this but I use two cans of everything with 1 lb meat, and toppings to choose from are sr cream, salsa, and cheese. I like cheese and salsa, the kids and hubby like the sour cream. Its our family favorite, and two cans of each makes enough soup for everyone - 9/14/07
  • CSLUSHER
    I tried this recipe and it was wonderful. I added a few extras like chilis. Its even better left over. I topped with fat free sour cream. - 8/28/07
  • AHILL4455
    I tried a version of this soup. I used mexicorn and chili bean (the can without meat in it). It is great and taste wonderful. - 8/28/07
  • TERMITEMOM
    Really good, and SO EASY! - 7/21/20
  • RAPUNZEL53
    will try vegetarian version - 7/7/20
  • PICKIE98
    The sodium content in this recipe is a heart attack waiting to happen. Is there anything low-sodium to replace those two packets? - 1/31/20
  • BONNIE1552
    Never tried it in a slow cooker. - 1/19/20
  • JAMER123
    Very interesting. I had not heard of shoepeg corn so had to look it up. It appears to be a good tasting recipe. - 12/3/19
  • ROBBIEY
    This is going on my list to make - 10/4/19
  • BILLTHOMSON
    This soup was delicious, I did add some chopped jalapeņos - 3/20/19