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Cool front- chili #9111351 09/22/24 05:34 PM
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Nice little cool front came in finally, but no rain, ugh !! Sitting at 56 degrees just before noon.

Elk chili is in the pot , should be ready for early dinner- before beers downtown.

Elk burger and elk stew meat
white onion
garlic
roasted medium+ green chiles
Chugwater chili mix
smoked guajillo chile powder
whole tomatoes- crushed by hand
Mexican oregano
and yes beans, 3 kinds. Hubby requested them.

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It was still almost 100 today realmad cooling off next week to middle 80's can't wait for this to break.
Archery season starts next Tuesday on October 1st.
Good looking chili.

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Looks great. It`s that time of year. I made some about 3 weeks ago when it got down to the low 50`s with the front that brought me 9.65 inches of rain.

I`m OK with the beans. No hater here. up

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Re: Cool front- chili [Re: Wytex] #9144646 11/26/24 06:17 PM
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We finally got a cold front so I decided to follow your lead with a quick and easy pot of Chili.

Used all of the Wick Fowler ingredients except the Masa.
Followed the recipe except for using a can of Hunts 15 oz Fired Roasted Diced Tomato's crushed up in a blender instead of an 8 oz. can of Tomato Sauce.
It calls for 2 cups of water I only use 1 1/2 to compensate for the larger can of the diced tomato's.
For the meat Costco Prime Rib Beef Steak Burgers on sale for $4.07lb.

Had a bowl and a half for lunch, pretty tasty for chili out of the box.

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Originally Posted by Stub
We finally got a cold front so I decided to follow your lead with a quick and easy pot of Chili.

Used all of the Wick Fowler ingredients except the Masa.
Followed the recipe except for using a can of Hunts 15 oz Fired Roasted Diced Tomato's crushed up in a blender instead of an 8 oz. can of Tomato Sauce.
It calls for 2 cups of water I only use 1 1/2 to compensate for the larger can of the diced tomato's.
For the meat Costco Prime Rib Beef Steak Burgers on sale for $4.07lb.

Had a bowl and a half for lunch, pretty tasty for chili out of the box.

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I use WF2A as well but add a few other ingredients. Ground brisket for the win.

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Originally Posted by TPACK
Originally Posted by Stub
We finally got a cold front so I decided to follow your lead with a quick and easy pot of Chili.

Used all of the Wick Fowler ingredients except the Masa.
Followed the recipe except for using a can of Hunts 15 oz Fired Roasted Diced Tomato's crushed up in a blender instead of an 8 oz. can of Tomato Sauce.
It calls for 2 cups of water I only use 1 1/2 to compensate for the larger can of the diced tomato's.
For the meat Costco Prime Rib Beef Steak Burgers on sale for $4.07lb.

Had a bowl and a half for lunch, pretty tasty for chili out of the box.

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I use WF2A as well but add a few other ingredients. Ground brisket for the win.

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TPACK you loaded it up there young man, looks way good!

Correction it was SAMS meat, not COSTCO. Would like to jazz mine up a little more with some small diced Jalapeno's, Onions and Green Bell Peppers but the wife likes it fairly plain.


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Originally Posted by Stub
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We finally got a cold front so I decided to follow your lead with a quick and easy pot of Chili.

Used all of the Wick Fowler ingredients except the Masa.
Followed the recipe except for using a can of Hunts 15 oz Fired Roasted Diced Tomato's crushed up in a blender instead of an 8 oz. can of Tomato Sauce.
It calls for 2 cups of water I only use 1 1/2 to compensate for the larger can of the diced tomato's.
For the meat Costco Prime Rib Beef Steak Burgers on sale for $4.07lb.

Had a bowl and a half for lunch, pretty tasty for chili out of the box.

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I use WF2A as well but add a few other ingredients. Ground brisket for the win.

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TPACK you loaded it up there young man, looks way good!

Correction it was SAMS meat, not COSTCO. Would like to jazz mine up a little more with some small diced Jalapeno's, Onions and Green Bell Peppers but the wife likes it fairly plain.

I add 4-5 Tbs. of the Morton's Chili Blend and I don`t add the masa either. Theres enough salt in the sausage to season all the chili.

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Here is night 2 from a pot I made, makes great Frito pie...

-Ground venison
-Cubed venison (because it was thawed and I needed to use it) this was a great addition, I usually just use ground
-Onion
-SPG
-Home made chili powder from dried chipotles from the garden
-Garden Jalapenos
-Last quart of garden tomatoes
-Can of Ranch style beans just because people always argue beans/no beans

Cooked low and slow with the lid cracked to reduce the amount of liquid, we like thick meaty chili...

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