Easy Chili Recipe

[5string]

I really like to cook and thought I'd pass this along. I know most of you know how to make chili but suspect there are a few guys on here that couldnt find there a$$ with both hands in the kitchen. Here is the sh!t you'll need:

Big a$$ pot (a given)
1.5-2 packets of McCormicks chili seasoning
Bout 3 large tablespoons of minced garlic
2 large cans of chili beans
2 smaller cans of stewed tomatos
2 lbs of Italian sausage. Try this instead of ground beef. Way better. If links, you'll need to cut 'em up.
Hot sauce (optional)
Add water to your liking. Personally, I don't like really like thick chili.

Mix all these magic ingredients and let simmer for a couple hours. Adjust as you wish. This is just how I usually make it. Garlic bread and salad for sides by the way.

Oh, don't forget the cold beer.

 

[Scars]

Oh, don't forget the cold beer.

:rockon:

Nice recipe, sounds delish!

-Scars

 

[5string]

:rockon:

Nice recipe, sounds delish!

-Scars

Hear ya. The beer is the best part.

Forgot. If anyone tries this I will caution you, don't trust your farts!

 

[Down Low]

Chili seasoning? Why not just buy cumin and chili powder, and then use fresh peppers, onions, and garlic? The packaged spice you mention differs only in that it also contains flour as a thickener.

Beans? Only ignorant Yankees think that's an ingredient in chili. Beans flavored with salt pork are a side dish.

Garlic bread? No. Serve it with big hunks of cornbread.

Sausage? Ground beef? Only if you're some kind of German or Pole who's adjusting it to European tastes.

Really, guys, learn to use a pressure cooker. You can make roast beef with little red potatoes and big chunks of carrot and celery -- in less than an hour. Serve a home-cooked meal like that, and the woman is deeply shamed that you can cook way better than she can. Then take the leftover roast and save it to use later for sandwiches or to make chili with.

 

[5string]

Have we sunk so far as to criticize a guy for a fvcking chili recipi and call him an ignorant Yankee?

 

[Down Low]

Oh, sorry. I meant "damn Yankee."

 

[OzyBoy]

I really like to cook and thought I'd pass this along. I know most of you know how to make chili but suspect there are a few guys on here that couldnt find there a$$ with both hands in the kitchen. Here is the sh!t you'll need:

Big a$$ pot (a given)
1.5-2 packets of McCormicks chili seasoning
Bout 3 large tablespoons of minced garlic
2 large cans of chili beans
2 smaller cans of stewed tomatos
2 lbs of Italian sausage. Try this instead of ground beef. Way better. If links, you'll need to cut 'em up.
Hot sauce (optional)
Add water to your liking. Personally, I don't like really like thick chili.

Mix all these magic ingredients and let simmer for a couple hours. Adjust as you wish. This is just how I usually make it. Garlic bread and salad for sides by the way.

Oh, don't forget the cold beer.

I'm feeling hungry. I might try the recipe.

 

[Sir Psycho Sexy]

You can make roast beef with little red potatoes and big chunks of carrot and celery.

LOL yeah good job, you know how to make POT ROAST. Too bad 5 string was talking about chili... And dont eat cornbread with beef.. you eat it with collared greens cooked low and slow with smoked ham hocks or turkey necks. Cast iron dutch oven, no pressure cookers.

Cooking is one of the most useful skills a guy can have. Restaurants are dirty and overpriced.

 

[Burroughs]

"you may have to cook for 20 guys someday!"

classic

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eZD-ApotEOQ

 

[Married Buried]

I tried this recipe yesterday but I added some corn and rice. It turned out great, thanks.