Chile, or a bowl of Texas Red

Ok, this is good chile. I've played with this for years and I found that the simplest way works the best. The ingredients are basically what you want in there. What I did was to use;
(feeds 20) lol!
5 onions diced
3 heads of garlic, minced
4 green peppers, dicedc
1 cup store chile powder
1 cup of assorted mexican chile powders
1/2 cup paprika
1/4 cup cumin
3 jalopenos, diced
2 habeneros, diced
1 Tbsp cayene pepper
1 Tbsp crushed red pepper flakes
3 Lbs boston butt cut up to bite size pieces
2 sirloin steaks, cut up into bite size pieces
1 LB ground pork
2 Lbs ground beef
1 Lg can crushed tomatos
1 Lg can of diced tomatos
2 bottles of beer
1 tomato can of water
1 cup masa flour mixed with 1 cup water

Here is almost everybody!

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To start, in a large pot saute all the peppers with the onions for about 10 minutes. add the garlic and cook till you can sniff it.

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Add The beer, tomatos and the rest of the stuff except the meat and the masa flour. Simmer on low.

Start browning the meat, season with S&P , as each batch is done add to the veggie pot and stir
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After simmering for about 1 1/2 hours on low, add the flour/ water mixture, take off heat and stir, you are ready to eat.

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This is a must! Wash well after handling!!

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And this is a no-no, beans bad!

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Time to eat!

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Okay.

This is how you become a Legend.

As if you didn't already know that.

Great recipe. Not just good. Great....

I am, officially, in awe of you.....

Nice.....

Oh my god, that looks awesome!!

You had me until the tomato part. Real chili doesn't need any stinkin' tomatoes (or beans, naturally). ;)

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Originally Posted by Gingersnap

You had me until the tomato part. Real chili doesn't need any stinkin' tomatoes (or beans, naturally). ;)

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Real Chili is Texas style made with dried beef and peppers without beans . Chuck waggons didn't carry canned tomatoes or beans .Chili peppers and beef is all they used in the trail style grub .

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Originally Posted by Gingersnap

You had me until the tomato part. Real chili doesn't need any stinkin' tomatoes (or beans, naturally). ;)

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Might not need it, but it sure tasted good! Its all gone! :D

Yankee boi you failed again.

Too many ingredients.

You don't put goddam "Great Northern" beans in Chilli. If you are going to put in beans it should be pinto beans or Mexican Pink beans.

Too many peppers will ruin the taste and you sure as hell don't put in bell peppers. Eating chilli should not be punishment and making it hot is for the insecure in order to mask the tase of their hambuger stew.

Nobody puts paprika in Chilli. If you are compelled by ignorance to do so then use at least use smoked paprika.

Real chilli is made from cheap beef and does not include friggin hamburger. A little pork is OK.

You had nothing in it to mellow the taste of the acid in the tomatoes or the raw taste of the chiles.

This is the kind of pathetic chilli a New Yorker would make after watching a cowboy movie. He would then invite his friends over and they would tell him how good it was because they wouldn't know any better.

The first recorded chilli recipe was in Florida. The goddamn Texans make a claim to chilli but it was being eaten in Florida hundreds of years before there was even a Texas.

Because I am a peach of a guy if you admit that you failed I will give you the real recipie for chilli so you can do better next time.

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Originally Posted by gator

Yankee boi you failed again.

Too many ingredients.

You don't put goddam "Great Northern" beans in Chilli. If you are going to put in beans it should be pinto beans or Mexican Pink beans.

Too many peppers will ruin the taste and you sure as hell don't put in bell peppers. Eating chilli should not be punishment and making it hot is for the insecure in order to mask the tase of their hambuger stew.

Nobody puts paprika in Chilli. If you are compelled by ignorance to do so then use at least use smoked paprika.

Real chilli is made from cheap beef and does not include friggin hamburger. A little pork is OK.

You had nothing in it to mellow the taste of the acid in the tomatoes or the raw taste of the chiles.

This is the kind of pathetic chilli a New Yorker would make after watching a cowboy movie. He would then invite his friends over and they would tell him how good it was because they wouldn't know any better.

The first recorded chilli recipe was in Florida. The goddamn Texans make a claim to chilli but it was being eaten in Florida hundreds of years before there was even a Texas.

Because I am a peach of a guy if you admit that you failed I will give you the real recipie for chilli so you can do better next time.

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They didn't have anything worth eating in Florida except fish and crabs before the Armadillos arrived .
No beef or pork until the Spanish showed up and wrecked a few ships and the pigs swam ashore.And where in hell did you Floridians get a hold of any real peppers before the Spanish showed up .

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Originally Posted by gator

Yankee boi you failed again.

Too many ingredients.

You don't put goddam "Great Northern" beans in Chilli. If you are going to put in beans it should be pinto beans or Mexican Pink beans.

Too many peppers will ruin the taste and you sure as hell don't put in bell peppers. Eating chilli should not be punishment and making it hot is for the insecure in order to mask the tase of their hambuger stew.

Nobody puts paprika in Chilli. If you are compelled by ignorance to do so then use at least use smoked paprika.

Real chilli is made from cheap beef and does not include friggin hamburger. A little pork is OK.

You had nothing in it to mellow the taste of the acid in the tomatoes or the raw taste of the chiles.

This is the kind of pathetic chilli a New Yorker would make after watching a cowboy movie. He would then invite his friends over and they would tell him how good it was because they wouldn't know any better.

The first recorded chilli recipe was in Florida. The goddamn Texans make a claim to chilli but it was being eaten in Florida hundreds of years before there was even a Texas.

Because I am a peach of a guy if you admit that you failed I will give you the real recipie for chilli so you can do better next time.

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Welcome back, old fart.:D