Chili

Mr. Daystar

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We got hit pretty good yesterday, and today with lake effect snow...easily a foot, so I thought it would be a good day to make a pot of chili. I don't really start from scratch, I use a chili mix, and add my own ingredients to it. Here's how I make it....

1 pkg Carrol Shelby's chili mix
2 lbs ground beef
1lb beef stew meat cut into small cubes (about 1/2" squares)
1lb pork (usually city chicken) cut the same way the beef is
1, 1 lb package Bob Evans breakfast sausage.
3 big cans dark kidney beans (40 oz)
3 big cans light kidney beans
1 can great northern beans (15oz)
3 cans Brook's hot chili beans
2 cans Brook's mild chili beans
3 or 4 (small size) cans of mushroom pieces
2 medium onions chopped fine
2 jalapenos chopped fine
2 habanero peppers, left whole, but several hole poked in them with a tooth pick, and fished out at the end
1 bottle of Yucatan Sunshine habanero pepper sauce (like Tabasco, but hotter,and more flavorful.)
1 24 oz. can of ****
1-2 quarts of beef broth (I boil water and use bullion cubes)
TO TASTE I add the following...
chili powder, red pepper, black pepper, paprika, Ancho chili pepper. salt

I brown all of the meat, seasoning it with garlic powder, chili powder, and onion powder...the ground meat gets Tabasco, or Franks red hot in addition to the other ingredients.

I rinse the kidney, and great northern beans.
I put the mushroom liquid into the chili pot.
I use the warm bullion water to rinse out the chili bean cans.

Put it all together in a 36 quart sauce pot, mix well, cover and put on a medium heat until it boils, stirring occasionally. Once it boils, I turn the heat down, take off the lid, and simmer for about 6-9 hours until some of the liquid cooks off, and it thickens up.


Good winter eatin, right there!
 
I feel like that would feed you for the year.. that sounds like SO much food lol

Sounds yummy though!
 
exactly. i just get the meat, add the beans, tomato, and whatever else veggies i feel like and season it.

im pretty simple.
Same. I usually do chicken, various beans, tomatoes, veggies, spices to my taste, and cheese or sour cream. You don't need much more than that.
 
36 quart sauce pot? That's a fuckload of chili. Do you have leftovers?

Oh fuck yes. I get about 10-14 containers for the freezer, plus the 2 or 3 that get ate the day it's made, plus, it doesn't FILL the pot, it only comes up about 2/3 of the way....I make my pasta sauce the same way, except that almost fills the pot.. This way, on days when the wife and I are running late, we don't have to worry about cooking, or if she's going out with her girlfriends I can just have some chili cheese fries.

As far as processed junk, to which ingredients are you referring? Keep in mind 2 things, #1-many of those ingredients are purchased at a whole foods store, or organic, and necessary to making chili. #2-no one makes chili the same as the next guy, and if you tried mine, after you got your eyes rolled back out of your head, and stopped biting your lower lip....you WOULD TELL me, it's fantastic chili.

Chili isn't a health food. If some of you choose to make it that way, by all means, you should enjoy your healthy food...I like my chili to be a little on the dangerous side.
 
Yeah unless you're making chili with organic everything, its still processed chili. Grocery store meat is processed, so are all beans, veggies have chemicals/pesticides.

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Oh and that recipe looks delish. Might have to try it next time I make chili!
 
Chili is spelt Chilli.

And you spell color, colour, you call a car hood, a bonet, and drive on the wrong side of the road...so sorry, but you are wrong, according to Websters, the box of chili mix, EVERY cookbook I've ever seen, and me.

Thank you.
 
And you spell color, colour, you call a car hood, a bonet, and drive on the wrong side of the road...so sorry, but you are wrong, according to Websters, the box of chili mix, EVERY cookbook I've ever seen, and me.

Thank you.

I think you will find bonet is spelt bonnet.
 
This sir, looks delicious. My recipe is a lot simpler, but chili is one of those foods that tasting any recipe other than your own is always a new experience, and I personally welcome any opportunity to do so. I'll see if I can gather some things together and try yours soon.
 
I think you will find bonet is spelt bonnet.

Well, apparently I've been virtually bitch slapped.

Oh, and I think you'll find....

"I think you will find bonet is SPELLED bonnet."

Is the grammatically correct way to say, what you said.
 
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