Best Chili? - Page 2

vetachi-ser

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12:10p, 12/20/08

AG

BEANS!!! I agree... Its up to the cook.. I add beans to my chili everytime and I was born and raised texan... the real texan (aka from the panhandle!)

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1:55p, 12/20/08

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I add beans to my chili everytime and I was born and raised texan... the real texan (aka from the panhandle!)

You may have been born "Texan", but you were clearly raised "yankee"...

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2:12p, 12/20/08

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Also, if you are going to refrigerate the leftovers, chili without beans reheats better.

This made me laugh. Kinda like someone telling me the same thing about mashed potatoes that were not skinned beforehand.

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2:20p, 12/20/08

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The amounts of chili powder and ground cumin also look a bit light for three pounds of meat. I usually add at least that much early on in the cooking with only one pound of meat, more when about half finished cooking, and a little more when nearly finished.

Now thats the way you cook right there!!!