ZRX1200
12 years ago
Wheel I thought your recipie had beef suet ?
tailgater
12 years ago
Wheel, you posted this some years ago, didn't you?

If memory serves me well, I actually used this recipe as a base to add additional ingredients to give it flavor and interest.

Thank you.
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ZRX1200
12 years ago
I did as well.

I use beef broth not water, roasted chilis and powder and finely square cut cube steak.


Oh, and beans and roasted tomatoes.
DrafterX
12 years ago
with a fresh jalapeno on da side..?? ๐Ÿ˜•
Gene363
12 years ago

dude,
Hominy is for breakfast it's bloated corn...

and chocolate is for a Mole recipe...

don't F around with my junk !!!!!!!!!!!!!

[ram27bat]

wheelrite wrote:



Ha, I'ma do what I want. [frypan] [frypan] [frypan]

One little square of baker's chocolate don't make a Mole, it just smooths the edge off the taste of cumin.

ZRX1200
4 years ago
TTT for my 5โ€™11โ€ buddy in heaven.
JadeRose
4 years ago

TTT for my 5โ€™11โ€ buddy in heaven.

ZRX1200 wrote:





I can't believe I didn't jump in on this to stir his ass up.
Thunder.Gerbil
4 years ago
I thought this recipe was lost to the ages and the cbid forum data eating monster.

Real chili.
BuckyB93
4 years ago

Ha, I'ma do what I want. [frypan] [frypan] [frypan]

One little square of baker's chocolate don't make a Mole, it just smooths the edge off the taste of cumin.

Gene363 wrote:



I was sharing my thoughts on chili a couple months ago with someone at work and they said to add a bit of baker's chocolate too. That was the first time I've heard that. It didn't make sense to me but it was her "secret ingredient" in her family recipe her family has used over the years.
Thunder.Gerbil
4 years ago

I was sharing my thoughts on chili a couple months ago with someone at work and they said to add a bit of baker's chocolate too. That was the first time I've heard that. It didn't make sense to me but it was her "secret ingredient" in her family recipe her family has used over the years.

BuckyB93 wrote:




Her and everyone in Chicago....
Gene363
4 years ago

Her and everyone in Chicago....

Thunder.Gerbil wrote:



Hummm, my Father, a Texas native, was in the Mexican food business about 1950 and used bakers chocolate his chili.
Thunder.Gerbil
4 years ago

Hummm, my Father, a Texas native, was in the Mexican food business about 1950 and used bakers chocolate his chili.

Gene363 wrote:



See Bucky! It's even less of a secret ingredient if the North Mexicans are using it too!
BuckyB93
4 years ago
With all this chili talk, I've been craving it so I picked up the ingredients of another batch. Happened to see some stew meat on sale at the Wally World. Grabbed a couple of packages (about 1.25 lbs). Fridge - one for the chili, freeze one for later.

Frankin' A meat is expensive. Stew meat was about $5.30/lb. Stew meat a.k.a beef scraps... on sale for $5.30/lb. That's just crazy.

1 lb ground beef out of the freezer.
Couple cans of tomato sauce & paste & diced toms - actual volumes of each TBD
Can of Ro-Tel died toms (hot version with Habanero)
Canned kidney and black beans (nor sure if one or both)
Onion, green pepper, garlic
Appropriate spices

AND I'll add some unsweetened coca
Gene363
4 years ago

See Bucky! It's even less of a secret ingredient if the North Mexicans are using it too!

Thunder.Gerbil wrote:



At one time, just Mexicans, or as I like to say, Baja Oklahomans.
Thunder.Gerbil
4 years ago
Some secret....
Gene363
4 years ago

Some secret....

Thunder.Gerbil wrote:



Maybe a secret that happened when some Chicago kids went to band camp in Texas.
HockeyDad
4 years ago
Chicago kids canโ€™t even figure out if pizza should be a deep dish casserole or cracker thin and cut into squares.
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