Time for chili!
 

That Chili Dog thread really got me thinkin, so I went for it.

YUM. I hope. We'll see in a few hours. I like "stuff" in my chili. Sorry, Texans.

Ground Beef,
Tomato Sauce,
1 can of diced tomatoes,
1 small can of green diced green chiles,
a White Onion,
3 Jalapenos
5 stalks of Celery (Yes, Celery!)
Pinto Beans,
Kidney Beans,
Most of a can of Tecate.
And some "Carroll Shelby's" Chili starter. SEE, it's almost car-related, even.


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Looks pretty darn good there Jeremy.

BTW- when's the next tour start?

i could almost forgive the pintos, but kidneys....... no way!

Looks GREAT, but down here we call that "Taco Soup" instead of chili;)

I grew up on chili that came from my dad's side of the family. It was "the other" famous chili, Cincinatti chili. And even I think that looks a bit odd.

They've got some good chili here in TX too.

I have "stuff" in my chili too, but my stuff is at least cooked. You can't tell that my onions are onions as easily.

That's some odd looking chili, but it sounds tasty. Cook it some more and it'll probably be even better once the flavor's get cooked through.

Don't worry, guys, I don't expect it to be ready to go until tomorrow morning sometime. Crock pot on HIGH for a few hours, then LOW overnight. All those pesky vegetables won't be as intimidating by then.

I love Cincinatti Chili, and even Covington Chili. As long as the spaghetti is AL DENTE.

Thanks for the idea! Not nearly as good as yours, but it will work.
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I forgot to buy an onion.

I like it with beef and pork, chopped up, not ground, pintos, plenty of peppers and onions, not crazy about it if there is enough cinnamon in there to be able to tell it is there.

Beer is good for a lot of things in cooking. I like regular old Coors beer for this sort of thing generally

I made a batch a couple of weeks ago, and got heavy handed on the cinnamon (I normally use a "pinch")...yep, I could tell it was there, and the net result wasn't nearly as good as usual. I also mix in chunks of meat (along with ground), and lots of peppers (jalepeno, habenero, green & red bell) & onions, etc, and OH NO, I use light & dark kidney beans, black beans too :). It might not be "chili", but after 10-12 hours in a crock pot, it's mmmmm good!

i'll be getting requests for new castles coney island chili now.

Yes, this CHILI MADNESS is definitely your fault.

Real chili don't have no beans!

I will be accepting orders at this address. that chili of yours is madness! looks good though, like roux sez. taco stew.

You're a tough man, chili for breakfast.

Well, I work 6:30 to 12 this morning, and I turned the crock pot off overnight, and put it on low this morning. So, life will be pretty sweet by about 12:30, I bet.

Thats some fine looking hamburger soup...SmileWavy

Oh yeah.
 

Step aside cowboys, it's time for chili.

Overnite in the crockpot turned that hamburger soup into some fine chili. All you vegetable haters don't have to worry anymore, most of the color has been cooked out of those suckers.

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mmmmmmm

I'm surprised the Texans haven't swarmed this thread with hangman's nooses yet. I note the clever tejas aside and its cleverness of course.

chili? you want chili??

you can't handle the chili!!

[apologies to Jack Nicholson]


chili? i knew chili. you are no chili-makers!

[apologies to a former vp candidate]

I like to roast the peppers, especially if I have some pecan wood from my buddy to soak in water and smoke them, especially the jalapenos; speakin' o' which, I need to go check the pepper situation following the recent rain.