Chili

[Dan Lambskin]

I hate chili.

I hate chili too. Not a fan of anything in it really.

i nominate these two be banned from General Talk

i like adding a can of V-8 to my chili...it may be time to make some chili soon, although i still have some left that i froze from my last batch

[sox 06]

This is a really easy recipie and it doesn't sound like it would be good but it tastes great.

1 pound of ground turkey or beef
1 can of kidney beans
1 15oz can of tomato sauce
1 small can of chopped green chilies
Chopped green peppers and onions (you choose how much)
1 packet of chili spice mixture

Brown meat, add everything else, mix and cook for a coupe of hours.

[cordscords]

Who doesnt like Chili? It's got to be in the top 10 greatest meals of all time!

[The Miner Part 2]

i love chilli but hate ground beef.

could you explain what alternatives you use instead of ground beef? you said you used "stewed" but i dont know what that means.

oh and 2 thumbs up for kindey beans in chilli.

[Madison]

When there's no time to cook, Wolf chili!

[sportsaddict]

I hate chili.

I hate chili too. Not a fan of anything in it really.

i nominate these two be banned from General Talk

i like adding a can of V-8 to my chili...it may be time to make some chili soon, although i still have some left that i froze from my last batch

Ban me too! I hate chili as well. It just doesn't do it for me. There's probably something wrong with me.

[sox 06]

i love chilli but hate ground beef.

could you explain what alternatives you use instead of ground beef? you said you used "stewed" but i dont know what that means.

oh and 2 thumbs up for kindey beans in chilli.

I use ground turkey all the time. I actually like it better in chili then ground beef.

[Coppermine]

i love chilli but hate ground beef.

could you explain what alternatives you use instead of ground beef? you said you used "stewed" but i dont know what that means.

oh and 2 thumbs up for kindey beans in chilli.

I use ground turkey all the time. I actually like it better in chili then ground beef.

I used to use ground beef but no matter how lean it was, it would always leave a film on the top. I switched over to stewed beef and pork, cubed.

Ground turkey is probably pretty good since it takes on more flavor than ground beef does.

[The Artful Dodger]

Chili rocks. I'm not too particular about it though. I've had some of the nastiest-looking chili when I walk down to Pink's Hot Dogs and it's just a simple recipe of ground beef simmered in tomatoes and chipotle adobo sauce, I take it. They smother this chili onto their chili cheese fries, so much that you'll barely taste the hint of the cheese. Good stuff, but certainly not pretty.

On the other hand, I've had chili that's fancier and really well-rounded, has hints of brown sugar and cocoa in it. I don't think I've had chili with a dark ale as an ingredient, but that would sound awesome.

[Phatferd]

Chili rocks. I'm not too particular about it though. I've had some of the nastiest-looking chili when I walk down to Pink's Hot Dogs and it's just a simple recipe of ground beef simmered in tomatoes and chipotle adobo sauce, I take it. They smother this chili onto their chili cheese fries, so much that you'll barely taste the hint of the cheese. Good stuff, but certainly not pretty.

On the other hand, I've had chili that's fancier and really well-rounded, has hints of brown sugar and cocoa in it. I don't think I've had chili with a dark ale as an ingredient, but that would sound awesome.

I drove down to Pink's a couple weeks ago. I'm in Orange County so it's kind of out of the way, but it's worth it to drive up there once in a blue moon for some good hot dogs.