Skinny Taco Soup

This is our family's go-to taco soup recipe.  I know there are a lot of taco soup recipes out there that claim they are the world's best and so life-changing, but I think this is the only one you need.  It makes a lot and they are always asking me to bring it to family events.  Even in the summer time.  I have never tried a better taco soup recipe and I don't think I ever will.  It is so easy, hearty, and delicious.  The best part is that it is good for you!  I can eat an entire cup for 265 calories (I added up every ingredient)!  And it fills me up!  I crave this soup.  Definitely my favorite soup ever! 

Rating: 5 stars Difficulty of Recipe: 1 star
Things that I changed:  I add an extra packet of taco seasoning.  I like it extra taco-y!  I also do not add the water from the tomato soup can.  I like mine thicker.  If you want it more runny, add the water
Things that I would do differently next time: Nothing
Will I make it again?  Is that even a question?


Ingredients:
1 pound ground lean turkey meat
2 cans or 1 big can of diced tomatoes (I used the fire roasted)
1 package low sodium taco seasoning (I used 2)
1 can tomato soup 
1 can dark kidney beans
3 small cans diced olives
1 can corn

Directions:
1. Brown the ground turkey meat.
2. Add all of the cans into the pot.
3. Bring to a boil and then reduce heat to low.  Let simmer for about 20 minutes.
3. That's it!  So easy!  Enjoy
Serves 8.5

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I make Skinny Taco Soup ahead of time?

Yes. Prepare the main components ahead of time, store them properly, and finish or reheat the recipe before serving for the best texture.

How should I store leftovers?

Store leftovers in an airtight container in the refrigerator. Reheat gently and check the recipe notes for any dish-specific storage tips.

Can I substitute ingredients in this recipe?

Most recipes allow simple substitutions, but use similar ingredients so the flavor, moisture, and cooking time stay close to the original.

How do I know when the recipe is done?

Follow the visual cues and timing in the recipe, and use a thermometer when the dish includes meat, poultry, or seafood.

What can I serve with this recipe?

Serve it with a simple side dish, salad, bread, rice, potatoes, or vegetables depending on the flavor profile of the recipe.

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