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Gotcha, I just hate overcooked noodlesFine to me... since you do it at the end, the chili is done when the noodles are as done as you like.
Gotcha, I just hate overcooked noodlesFine to me... since you do it at the end, the chili is done when the noodles are as done as you like.
Da fuq?My problem with chili now is I can't eat it continuously.
Once upon a time I'd make a batch and eat nothing but my chili for like 5-6 days.
Now I make it, eat it for 2-3 meals and then tire of it.
I blame @HeHateMe
Just doesn't feel right. It's 60 degrees, suns out, and the ground has thawed. I'd rather grill now and sit outside. I like to hit the chili hard from November-ish to February. Heaviest being late in December and all of January.Chili season over? I don't think so Norman.
Just doesn't feel right. It's 60 degrees, suns out, and the ground has thawed. I'd rather grill now and sit outside. I like to hit the chili hard from November-ish to February. Heaviest being late in December and all of January.
What is this sunny and 60s you speak of. Still cold and grey here in the NW burbs of Chi.Just doesn't feel right. It's 60 degrees, suns out, and the ground has thawed. I'd rather grill now and sit outside. I like to hit the chili hard from November-ish to February. Heaviest being late in December and all of January.
I don't eat cinna rolls outside of chili season.What is the cinnamon roll overlap?
Bringing the heat. I have a shaker of some various peppers that will start fires, I have to go real easy when using it or it's too hot.I just germinated all of my chili peppers for the season
This year, I am planting Ghost, Carolina Reaper, Habanero, Jalopeno, Cayenne, Anaheim and Hungarian.
I like to dry them all out and then grind them into a powder I can sprinkle on literally every food product that enters my mouth. The Reapers and Ghosts go a long way and can be added one at a time to give chili a punch.
I am going to experiment with my own hot sauce this season too.
Bringing the heat. I have a shaker of some various peppers that will start fires, I have to go real easy when using it or it's too hot.
60 degrees in my world is 100% chili season. I guess it's a matter of perspective.Just doesn't feel right. It's 60 degrees, suns out, and the ground has thawed. I'd rather grill now and sit outside. I like to hit the chili hard from November-ish to February. Heaviest being late in December and all of January.
Pretty similar to what Maryland Bear uses minus the Carolina Reaper, Holy ****... Carolina Reaper ?What do you use?
I could eat chili every week.
Here's my favorite one:
Equal parts hot sausage and ground beef
2 jalapenos sliced with the seeds included
One can of hot salsa. Not a jar. Walmart has this one with the wording in Spanish that is excellent
A medium size can of tomato paste
A can of black beans
Black pepper
A moderate amount of hot sauce and then a few dabs after that
In the crock pot on low until done
I don't serve it over anything. Just in a bowl.
Any suggestions on how to get the heat up in the chili? I don't want to go psycho with like 4 jalapenos because that's too one dimensional. What else can I throw in there?
Pretty similar to what Maryland Bear uses minus the Carolina Reaper, Holy ****... Carolina Reaper ?
TBH I don't think there is a single recipe I follow. Sure, most of the time it has the same staples, but it always varies with spices n other shit depending on what I have on hand.I made chili, even though it is out of season according @HawkBear but it was sounding good so we will see how it comes out once the wife gets home and we get a chance to eat!
kinda mixed and matched the recipes in here a bit with some of my own stuff added as well.
TBH I don't think there is a single recipe I follow. Sure, most of the time it has the same staples, but it always varies with spices n other shit depending on what I have on hand.
60 degrees, Suns out, everyone's dying from corona!Just doesn't feel right. It's 60 degrees, suns out, and the ground has thawed. I'd rather grill now and sit outside. I like to hit the chili hard from November-ish to February. Heaviest being late in December and all of January.