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elleng

(130,895 posts)
Sun Mar 11, 2018, 03:25 PM Mar 2018

How to Make Chili

(for those who want someone ELSE's thoughts!)

'Every practiced American cook’s recipe for chili is definitive and the best. A classic chili, the Texas bowl of red, is simply beef and hot peppers, simmered to perfection. But there’s no one recipe for the dish and no incorrect one – at least if we’re being honest with ourselves. You can make chili with beans; lamb or bison; venison, turkey or pork; with tomatoes or beer, with fresh chiles or dried, with chili powder or without. You should make chili as you like: delicious. We’ll help.'

https://cooking.nytimes.com/guides/48-how-to-make-chili?

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samnsara

(17,622 posts)
1. i use half ground beef and half ground venison....
Sun Mar 11, 2018, 03:43 PM
Mar 2018

i have an old chuck wagon cookbook and it calls for molasses!

pansypoo53219

(20,976 posts)
2. i make a version of my grandma's. i THINK i told my aunt who is allergic o bean.
Sun Mar 11, 2018, 08:53 PM
Mar 2018

beef(i am not a ƒan of ground beef †ho, so i pick i† out. add bouillon if you are a veggie.
i can of tomato sauce. water to thickness you want. 1 1/2 good. chili powder to taste. how many alarms?
oops. i just made i†.  ƒorgot a tsp or so sugar.
beans iƒ you want. i add pasta instead.
i prefer less done veggies, so i add 1 onion after cooking it 15 min. brown meat + add.
celery 5 min before i eat it.

pscot

(21,024 posts)
3. I have started adding a couple tablespoons of canned Mole
Wed Mar 14, 2018, 04:02 PM
Mar 2018

to my chilli. It serves as a thickener and adds a bit of heat, depending on the brand.

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