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Anything below 60 degrees.
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Chili is awesome. There are 300 million variations and the only one I don't like is what they call 'white chili'. That aint chili.
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itll be reddish brown and itll have some meat and some beans or something
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Traditional Texas style chili is a beanless, meat based chili called "Texas Red." I'm sure you meant to say that you do a traditional Arizona style chili with beans and ground beef. |
I like to play around with variations featuring steak and black beans. You almost can't go wrong.
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I've got a couple of different chili recipes that I like to use.
My favorite is the Goat Head #15 which I end up at the chinese specialty food store for "specific" ingredients. I'll also do a cajun chili with alligator and andouille sausage. Chili is one of those things that is really fun to play around with. A traditional, wholly American dish that you can take a lot of different places. |
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When I make real chili I start off with a New Mexico red chili sauce, also called chili Colorado.
http://i42.tinypic.com/24briqb.jpg After the sauce is right I cook onion and garlic, beef or pork and add seasonings. http://i39.tinypic.com/acxyz8.jpg But my true favorite is green chile stew. http://i40.tinypic.com/28k7zma.jpg |
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we had a chili contest at work a few years back. i'm known for my caliente version. so it it makes your nuts sweat. welp, the WOMAN that won the contest, said she just opened and micro'd a can of hormel, or wolf chili. dammit i was pissed. that shit was judge fail. i wanted to cut a bitch. |
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