OSUT 262: The King has Been Neutered....and Waylon too...

[GregD]

Howdy Wing

 

[GregD]

Howdy Wing

 

[BeDome]

No cacao. Just chili powder (lots), Emeril's Essence, garlic powder, liquid smoke and dehydrated jalapenos and habaneros for the seasoning. Stewed tomatoes, crushed tomatoes and hot salsa for the liquid, kidney beans and mushrooms, then ground beef with onions.

That'll work!

I always make two batches. One for everyone else and a larger, more "spicy" and traditional batch for me.
That little Mexy mart I mentioned actually has "chile de arbol" and "chile Guajillo" on the shelf.

 

[DoggyDaddy]

That'll work!

Being from Texas, I expected you to lambast me for putting beans in there.

 

[GregD]

So far the rain is light.

 

[BeDome]

Being from Texas, I expected you to lambast me for putting beans in there.

Beans go everywhere! Daily staple.
Some don't want them in chili, but not only is my mind open on the subject, so is my mouth!

 

[klausm]

No cacao. Just chili powder (lots), Emeril's Essence, garlic powder, liquid smoke and dehydrated jalapenos and habaneros for the seasoning. Stewed tomatoes, crushed tomatoes and hot salsa for the liquid, kidney beans and mushrooms, then ground beef with onions.

Fungus!!!!!!Heretic

 

[klausm]

Sorry and, if I would have kept reading before posting I'd have realized that you were talking about the storm.

or was he?

 

[DoggyDaddy]

Beans go everywhere! Daily staple.
Some don't want them in chili, but not only is my mind open on the subject, so is my mouth!

I started adding mushrooms after Susan's dad gave us some chicken of the woods that he and a friend had found. They froze well and I decided to try them in chili. Now I just use a can of sliced mushrooms.

 

[BeDome]

So far the rain is light.

Same here.
We had a little pour for a while, but now just a soft, very comforting rain.
Everything is soaked; I'm happy.

 

[DoggyDaddy]

Fungus!!!!!!Heretic

Post 3769 ^^^.

 

[klausm]

check your downspouts before the rain gets too hard

 

[klausm]

still dry up here

 

[BeDome]

Being from Texas, I expected you to lambast me for putting beans in there.

I can tell you a bit of where that nonsense came from.
It began with those who start with northern Texas deer or prong horn game for chili.
Something about beans collides with game, unless you smoke the beans as well as the meats. No one takes the time to smoke beans very often.

Chili is usually a "RIGHT NOW" dish to most cowpokes. Knock the horns, hair and hooves off and get it in the pot! No bother to even grind, just go! Flaked, pulled chili, bones in, does not want beans in it. You would likely agree.

Even NW of Abilene where my folks live and I was born and spent every summer until I started my own business, most start with beef. There's always an extra bull no one wants to raise.

 

[ancjr]

Helene is wet and wild here in KY.

 

[ancjr]

It looks like they're predicting the core to head toward and dissipate just south of my current location....

 

[ancjr]

I can tell where that nonsense came from.
It began with those who start with northern Texas deer or prong horn game for chili.
Something about beans collides with game, unless you smoke the beans as well as the meats. No one takes the time to smoke beans very often.

Chili is usually a "RIGHT NOW" dish to most cowpokes. Knock the horns, hair and hooves off and get it in the pot! No bother to even grind, just go! Flaked, pulled chili does not want beans in it.

Even NW of Abilene where my folks live and I was born and spent every summer until I started my own business, most start with beef. There's always an extra bull no one wants to raise.

Smoked beans!!!

 

[DoggyDaddy]

It looks like they're predicting the core to head toward and dissipate just south of my current location....

I was hoping it would make it farther north and bring the rain with it.

 

[ancjr]

I was hoping it would make it farther north and bring the rain with it.

Oh, it's plenty big enough to. They were describing the center.

 

[BeDome]

Smoked beans!!!

I learned it honest, honest.
My mom's dad always kept a walk-in smokehouse going even at 100 degrees in July.
He usually had a huge pot of beans going in there and Grandma would can some when he was satisfied.

One of my uncles built one for his workings many years ago. He had it easier though. He has a backhoe. The smoke enters through the ground trough that connects the smoldering fire outside to the smokehouse. It works!