The best chili known to man/woman

[CHIEF4EVER]

I am currently eating the best chili ever made...period. Recipe follows:

Ingredients - 2 lbs Ground Beef, 1 Onion, 6 cloves fresh garlic, 1 bell pepper, 3 tsp chili powder, 2 tsp cumin, 2 cans kidney beans, 43 oz diced or pressed tomatoes (canned), 2 tbsp brown sugar, 1 tbsp unsweetened cocoa. Jalapenos to taste.

Brown 2 lbs ground beef. When beef is browned, add onions and garlic. Cook 5-10 minutes longer. Add all remaining ingredients. Simmer for 2 hours. Enjoy.

[CHIEF4EVER]

Originally Posted by luv

I think he meant "we" as in you and him.

It is truly sad when someone has to explain such a basic concept.

[DomerNKC]

Originally Posted by luv

I think he meant "we" as in you and him.

if that is the case, then i digress. I just thought he was smart enough to look for help. just let her/him know that when we meet there is to be no scratching or hair pulling.

[Bowser]

Originally Posted by DomerNKC

if that is the case, then i digress. I just thought he was smart enough to look for help. just let her/him know that when we meet there is to be no scratching or hair pulling.

"I know, Ike! Let's have a SPELLING CONTEST! Hahahaha!"[/Doc Holliday]

[CHIEF4EVER]

Originally Posted by Bowser

"I know, Ike! Let's have a SPELLING CONTEST! Hahahaha!"[/Doc Holliday]

[luv]

Originally Posted by luv

I actually haven't been eating a lot of red meat lately. Mainly pasta and seafood. Tomorrow, I'm baking some chicken breats in Cream of mushroom soup amd topping it with a romano/parmesan cheese blend.

I love Philly Cheese Steaks, though. I haven't had one in forever.

This rocks, btw.

Originally Posted by RJ

Here are a couple of examples of chili recipes. The primary ingredients in chili are meat and chili.


http://www.texascooking.com/recipes/brazoschili.htm


http://www.texascooking.com/recipes/brazoschili.htm

Actually, that's only one example, RJ. Heh.

[Dr. Johnny Fever]

Originally Posted by Phobia

Actually, that's only one example, RJ. Heh.

****in' chili police bitch.

[DomerNKC]

Originally Posted by CHIEF4EVER

It is truly sad when someone has to explain such a basic concept.

it is truly sad when soccer bundle of stickss try to act tough by attacking a guys rep. oooh that hurts so much tough guy!!!! chicken shit.

[Dr. Johnny Fever]

Originally Posted by DomerNKC

it is truly sad when soccer Rump Rangers try to act tough by attacking a guys rep. oooh that hurts so much tough guy!!!! chicken shit.

That's it! I say we have a fully sanctioned offical rumble/chili cookoff and settle this once and for all between you two! Can't you see you're tearing the planet apart!!!!!!!??????

May the best pair of oven mits win!

[DomerNKC]

Originally Posted by beer me

That's it! I say we have a fully sanctioned offical rumble/chili cookoff and settle this once and for all between you two! Can't you see you're tearing the planet apart!!!!!!!??????

May the best pair of oven mits win!

that isn't fair, he already wears a skirt and has an apron!!!!

[ExtremeChief]

Originally Posted by Delano

Sounds good. Have you ever tried cumin? Love the fritos and cheese but sometimes a little sour cream is a nice additive.

I've just recently learned about cumin while making guacamole at home. It's has an interesting flavor and I'll probably try it next time. Like I said, I just kind of add to it till it tastes right to me.

[Smed1065]

No cumin g, you are not chili n

Originally Posted by ExtremeChief

I've just recently learned about cumin while making guacamole at home. It's has an interesting flavor and I'll probably try it next time. Like I said, I just kind of add to it till it tastes right to me.

Try throwing in a cup of feta cheese in your next batch of guac.

[Jenny Gump]

Originally Posted by Phobia

Try throwing in a cup of feta cheese in your next batch of guac.

Hmmmm never thought of that. Sounds good.

[RJ]

Originally Posted by Phobia

Actually, that's only one example, RJ. Heh.

Oops. Well, that's ok, make a double batch.