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That just means more for me.Not a fan of Chili, I'm afraid.
Come to my house Saturday. We can eat chili and listen to my Yes vinyls! Puyallup, WA can’t be that long of a commute!Chili con carne and curry (medium hot).
That thing Americans call homemade chilli is a mystery to me. I wanted to try it so I asked a friend for a recipe for genuine American chilli. Everything seemed normal until I read that I should cook the meat for 8 hours. I can't do that, I can't leave something on the stove for so long and go do other things, it's a fire hazard. So I have not tried chilli.
I consider myself a chili connoisseur and I've never heard of cooking meat for chili for eight hours. I think your friend was teasing you.
@Forest Cat - This is a very simple chili con carne recipe:
1 pound ground beef
1 cup chopped onion
3/4 cup chopped green or red bell pepper
1 one-pound can (2 cups) whole tomatoes, broken up
1 one-pound can (2 cups) dark red kidney beans, drained (can substitute black beans, too)
1 eight-ounce can tomato sauce
1 teaspoon salt
1/2 teaspoon black pepper
2 teaspoons chili powder
1/2 teaspoon ground cumin seed
1 bay leaf
In a heavy skillet, cook meat, onion and bell pepper till meat is lightly browned and juices are absorbed into the meat and vegetables are tender (about 10-15 minutes on medium heat).
Stir in remaining ingredients. Cover and simmer for 1 hour, stirring occasionally. Remove bay leaf.
Makes 4 servings of chili.
Garnish with whatever you like - cheddar cheese, jalapeno slices, sour cream, corn chips, a squirt of fresh lime juice, etc.
I cook a very complex Tex-Mex chili which uses two different kinds and cuts of meat and various Mexican spices. It takes only about 90 minutes to make it. But the recipe has many ingredients, and you probably couldn't get some of the spices where you live so I'm not going to post it. If you want that recipe, just PM me.
Ghost Pepper Chili.
The only time you'd have to do it for 8 hours is if you were using a Crockpot, or other slow cooker. This is a very common method of cooking chili. You can prep all the ingredients the night before, and then set it to cook in the morning. When everyone gets home from work and school, a nice chili dinner will be ready!That thing Americans call homemade chilli is a mystery to me. I wanted to try it so I asked a friend for a recipe for genuine American chilli. Everything seemed normal until I read that I should cook the meat for 8 hours. I can't do that, I can't leave something on the stove for so long and go do other things, it's a fire hazard. So I have not tried chilli.