[sasquatch]

any one have a good chili recipe they would care to share i lost the one i had and cant find one i like

 

[OLDTIMEBASSER]

Chili Beans



Cook one qt. pinto beans with salt and lots of liquid. Add meat sauce to beans and simmer together at least 30 mins.-longer is better.



Meat Sauce



1 lb. ground beef, browned and drained.

1 onion chopped

1 8oz. can tomato sauce

1/2 bottle chili sauce

1/2 or 3/4 cup catsup ( or to taste )

1/2 or 3/4 cup water

chili powder to taste ( 2- 4 tsps. )

crushed red peppers ( dehydrated) about 1 tsp.

salt and pepper to taste ( I use pepper heavily)



Brown beef; add other ingrediences and simmer at least 30 mins.

Add to cooked beans.



Better the next day.



Enjoy!

 

[Jon the Fisherman]

Chili Beans



Cook one qt. pinto beans with salt and lots of liquid. Add meat sauce to beans and simmer together at least 30 mins.-longer is better.



Meat Sauce



1 lb. ground beef, browned and drained.

1 onion chopped

1 8oz. can tomato sauce

1/2 bottle chili sauce

1/2 or 3/4 cup catsup ( or to taste )

1/2 or 3/4 cup water

chili powder to taste ( 2- 4 tsps. )

crushed red peppers ( dehydrated) about 1 tsp.

salt and pepper to taste ( I use pepper heavily)



Brown beef; add other ingrediences and simmer at least 30 mins.

Add to cooked beans.



Better the next day.



Enjoy!

For a twist, throw a pound of Tennessee Pride hot sausage in with the ground beef

 

[booneangler]

I would like to have a good bowl of spicy hot chilli right now.

 

[sasquatch]

gonna send the wife to the store i gota try it sounds good

 

[snoot]

I would like to have a good bowl of spicy hot chilli right now.

I bet your wife don't!!

 

[GOTABIG1]

sounds great

 

[Elwood]

This is a recipe for hot dog chili.

3lb lean hamburger or ground venison works great

1med onion chopped

1 quart tomato juice [2 quarts for chili beans ]

3 tbs chili powder

3 tbs paprika

1 tbs salt

1 tbs minced garlic

red pepper flakes to taste

combine all ingredients in crock pot cook on high for 5-6 hours

 

[Softbaitmaker]

If ya'll like hot Chili add some hobanaro's to those recipe's and you will have chili that will burn it's way right through a plastic bowl so glass bowls are recomended................

 

[wacky guy]

Here a fairly simple recipe that is good.



Ingredients



2 to 3 pound pack of ground beef

1 diced onion

2 diced green peppers

1 whole jalepeno pepper

1 large can of diced tomotoes

1 small can whole tomatoes(optional)

1 package Chili O

1 large bottle of V-8

Salt, pepper, chili powder

1 large can of light kidney beans



Brown ground beef drain and add Chili O

Dice onion and peppers



Add all ingredients above into large pot and cook for 1 hour....the longer and slower you cook the better.

ADD SALT, PEPPER and CHILI POWDER TO TASTE



To me all chili is better the next day.

 

[wildbillnc1]

here is another good one



2-3 pounds ground chuck--depending on how meaty you like it

1 1/2 cups diced onion---your choice

1 1/2 cups diced green pepper

2-3 cloves minced garlic

2 TBL mexican chili powder---or to your tast---i use more

2 Tsp salt

2 Tsp ground cumin

1 1/2 Tsp fresh ground pepper

1/2 to 1 Tsp cayenne pepper

1/8 to 1/2 Tsp ground coriander

1/8 Tsp cinnamon

1--28 ounce(or more depends on you likeing)diced tomatoes

3 to 4 cups beef stock

2 bay leaves

1 to 2 cans of the following beans(depending on how many beans you like) drain and rinse all beans

great northern beans

pinto beans

red kidney beans

navy beans

chili beans---undrained

cook meat till done, add the onions and bell pepper,garlic,chili powder,salt,cumin,black pepper,cayenne pepper,coriander,cinnamon, cook till vegie are soft. then add the tomatos and stock and bay leaves, bring to a slow simmer and cook for 35 to 40 minutes,add the beans, stir and continue to cook for around 30 more minutes....tast and adjust for flavor and heat

then open all windows

 

[Tracker1861]

here is another good one



2-3 pounds ground chuck--depending on how meaty you like it

1 1/2 cups diced onion---your choice

1 1/2 cups diced green pepper

2-3 cloves minced garlic

2 TBL mexican chili powder---or to your tast---i use more

2 Tsp salt

2 Tsp ground cumin

1 1/2 Tsp fresh ground pepper

1/2 to 1 Tsp cayenne pepper

1/8 to 1/2 Tsp ground coriander

1/8 Tsp cinnamon

1--28 ounce(or more depends on you likeing)diced tomatoes

3 to 4 cups beef stock

2 bay leaves

1 to 2 cans of the following beans(depending on how many beans you like) drain and rinse all beans

great northern beans

pinto beans

red kidney beans

navy beans

chili beans---undrained

cook meat till done, add the onions and bell pepper,garlic,chili powder,salt,cumin,black pepper,cayenne pepper,coriander,cinnamon, cook till vegie are soft. then add the tomatos and stock and bay leaves, bring to a slow simmer and cook for 35 to 40 minutes,add the beans, stir and continue to cook for around 30 more minutes....tast and adjust for flavor and heat

then open all windows

Sounds like a good recipe.

 

[LittleEmoryVineyards]

Mince finely 3 cloves of garlic and sautee with one chopped onion and half a green bell pepper (chopped) in bacon grease for about a minute. Add 2 lbs. of lean ground beef. Cook until beef is browned, drain off fat. Throw this into a crockpot. If you don't have a crockpot, put it into a big pot on the stove. Add 3 cans of the regular size (11 oz?) Bush's hot chili beans. Add 3 regular cans of diced tomatoes (or I prefer about slighty over a quart of homemade canned tomatoes), stirring all the while. Add about 3 tbsp. of chili powder, I'm not particular, you can get the stuff at Dollar General for 50 cents a small jar. Mexene is my favorite chili powder, but it's more expensive. Add about a tsp. of ground cumin, a tsp. of salt, a tsp. of paprika, and about a half pint of beer, continue stirring. If you like it hot, add either ground cayenne pepper or throw in some fresh or pickled minced jalapeno, deseeded. You can substitute fresh jalapenos, or even serranos. Serranos are a little hotter, and look like a jalapeno that's been deflated. If this stuff's too thick, add water or a combo of water and tomato juice as desired. If you're cooking it on the stove in a pot, bring to a boil for about 3 minutes, then turn heat down to simmer. Simmer for at least 3 hours, stirring frequently. If it's in a crockpot, start it early in the morning and let it go all day and eat it for supper.



I've seen people try to make chili in half an hour from scratch, but it needs to cook at least 3 hours minimum on the stove or 8 hours in a crockpot. It's even better if you let the stuff cool off and refrigerate it, then cook it another hour or two the next day-even longer, watching to make sure you get the right thickness. I've also seen people put so much beer in it, it overpowers everything else. One more thing, it's better to let your beer go flat first, don't ask why, I don't know. I've also heard if you're making beer battered fish, use flat beer.



Another thing, you can mix 1 lb. of ground venison and 1 lb. of ground beef instead of pure ground beef. It's a little less fat. If you spice it up enough, I've even heard ground armadillo meat will work. Oh well, one man's chili might be another man's axle grease.