I'm making chili tomorrow . Any good recipes or ideas?

[jimmyz]

Real chili does not use beans, nor does it use ground beef. Tomatoes were hard to keep on the trail so they were sparsely used. My chili is red because of the chili powder, not tomatoes. The only starch I use is the Masa Harina which is a very finely ground corn flour. If you make my chili exactly as I have laid it out for you I guarantee you will never ever ever eat any other chili as long as you live!

I printed it and hole punched it for my recipe binder at home. Thanks!

I laugh at the Chili's in the store that claim they are "Chili Con Carne". Well what the hell would they be? Can you imagine a chili without meat?, a chili with just kidney beans? You might as well buy a bucket of chili from Wendy's as eat that crap.

Try it, I guarantee you will love it.

[Lummy]

I laugh at the Chili's in the store that claim they are "Chili Con Carne". Well what the hell would they be? Can you imagine a chili without meat?, a chili with just kidney beans? You might as well buy a bucket of chili from Wendy's as eat that crap.

Well, dang ...

Try it, I guarantee you will love it.

You make enough to feed a small regiment of rebels. Oops.

Viva le revoluchun!

[nathanbforrest45]

Well, dang ...



You make enough to feed a small regiment of rebels. Oops.

Viva le revoluchun!

It freezes well!

[Dr. Who]

Keep this to yourself. I don't share it with everyone.

The del rio banditos
Proudly presents
Its
World famous

DEL RIO MOUNTAIN RED CHILI

This chili contains no beans or tomatoes

5 lbs ground beef shoulder roast (it is illegal to substitute turkey or any other substance)
1 chopped onion
6 cloves garlic, chopped
1 thsp ground cumin
1 thsp ground Mexican Oregano
2 thsp paprika
4 oz chili powder
2 cups chopped chili peppers
3 thsp chicken bullion
1 cup strong black coffee (is there any other kind?)
2 squares unsweetened chocolate
¼ cup masa harina

For the broth

8 cups beef broth (Swansons)
2 stalks celery
2 carrots
1 large onion (unpeeled)
2 cloves garlic (whole)

combine all broth ingredients and bring to boil. Simmer for two hours. Strain broth.

Brown meat in small amount of oil. Remove from pan. Stir the onions and garlic until soft and light brown. Return the beef to the pot add all other ingredients. Add the broth and bring to a simmer. Add the chocolate and coffee. Simmer for at least 8 hours.

Add two sliced jalapeno peppers to mixture. Simmer for one more hour. Mix the ¼ cup masa harina with ¾ cup water to make a paste. Add to chili and stir until chili mixture thickens.

Although the chili can now be eaten its best to wait a few days to allow the flavors to marry! Serve with corn bread, rice or crackers.

Makes one gallon of chili



The del rio banditos
We’re more than just chicken

You might also enjoy this: https://www.lemonblossoms.com/blog/c...ado-beef-stew/

[Cotton1]

Real chili does not use beans, nor does it use ground beef. Tomatoes were hard to keep on the trail so they were sparsely used. My chili is red because of the chili powder, not tomatoes. The only starch I use is the Masa Harina which is a very finely ground corn flour. If you make my chili exactly as I have laid it out for you I guarantee you will never ever ever eat any other chili as long as you live!

I laugh at the Chili's in the store that claim they are "Chili Con Carne". Well what the hell would they be? Can you imagine a chili without meat?, a chili with just kidney beans? You might as well buy a bucket of chili from Wendy's as eat that crap.

Try it, I guarantee you will love it.

I'm going with your recipe as it looks interesting to say the least! Thank you NF45...

[zachroidott]

I skip the beans. I use finely chopped potatoes uncooked (the starch thickens the chili). I add raw sweet corn chopped if in season and canned sweet corn if out of season. Ground beef if short on time. Diced beef roast of any variety if I have time for a longer cooking. All the other ingredients are the traditional ones. If I can resit the night I make it, I get into it the next day as it does taste better then.

Beans? Potatoes? Corn? What?!


No offence.