About the same as my recipe. In a hurry I use canned beans but do rinse them good. I skip the sugar. Use only the best venison cuts into cubes.
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Chili question
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Here is the one I started with for chili Colorado. You can switch up seasoning as you want. I use chuck and brisket. I usually cook it on the egg in a dutch oven. Works on top of the wood stove too.
LuvDog
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Beans when it's a bowl of chili. No beans for hot dog sauce.
And usually no beans when making Cincinnati style because then those are added later
And usually no beans when making Cincinnati style because then those are added later
Anyone add pork to their chili?
Sounds like a Chili master to me!
In chili verde only
Ole Red could you give us a recipe for chili verde?
Definitely no beans
I use about 2pounds of game meat cubed, six Anaheim or Hatch chilies, six Jalapeno chilies, six Serrano chilies, chili powder (1/2 cup), about a tablespoon cumin, six to eight Tomatillos, one sweet onion, beef broth, two cans diced tomatoes, and some Masa Harina to thicken. For extra kick add Cayenne to taste. It all goes in a crockpot for six to eight hours. This is my favorite chili recipe. Did I mention beans? That's because BBQ beans is another recipe, they don't go in my chili.
I can't remember it at this moment. I have not made it for a long time, since a Mexican restaurant in Casper makes a better Chili Verde than mine and I don't have to cook it.
Funny story. Went into a cafe in northern Kansas. They had chili for a special. After pheasant hunting all morning sounded great. She brought it out with no beans I was like hey maybe they can cook chili. So first digging around in it I noticed something that looked like onions in it. I thought woman after my heart with the onions. Swallowed the first spoon full…….then ain't onions. I was like who in Sam hell puts cabbage in chili!!!!
Post #24 looks like a good verde recipe.
I have eaten verde chile once and like you said no beans.
The wife and I share cooking duties so I'll try the chili verde.
I have eaten verde chile once and like you said no beans.
The wife and I share cooking duties so I'll try the chili verde.
Never heard of cabbage in chili.Yuk!
How did you do on birds?
