Who makes the best chili?

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  • Roadie

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    I made some today using Carol Shelby's mix. I used two pounds of ground chuck cooked with half of a sweet onion chopped corsely, and Meijer Naturals brand tomato sauce. I also added a can of Rotel with habaneros (the label said HOT). I used a bottle of Founders Breakfast Stout -- double chocolate coffee oatmeal stout -- and about a half bottle of water. No beans ;) Ate it with Meijer brand shredded taco cheese and Zesties crackers.

    I don't know if it's the best, and I doubt it is, but my belly sure feels good :) I may try it over some spaghetti later in the week, or maybe over a baked potato.


    NO NO NO NO NO ...the :rules:say NO pasta, can't you read??



    :D
     

    ThrottleJockey

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    I made some today using Carol Shelby's mix. I used two pounds of ground chuck cooked with half of a sweet onion chopped corsely, and Meijer Naturals brand tomato sauce. I also added a can of Rotel with habaneros (the label said HOT). I used a bottle of Founders Breakfast Stout -- double chocolate coffee oatmeal stout -- and about a half bottle of water. No beans ;) Ate it with Meijer brand shredded taco cheese and Zesties crackers.

    I don't know if it's the best, and I doubt it is, but my belly sure feels good :) I may try it over some spaghetti later in the week, or maybe over a baked potato.
    That habanero rotel IS hot....we have part of a can in the fridge that we sparingly mix into our store bought salsa due to the fact that store bought salsa is ALWAYS mild no matter what the label says.
     

    hopper68

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    If you don't like my chilli you don't have to eat it. Leaves more for me. Who cares how much the people at work cry for fans and gasmask the next day.
     

    Ted

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    As has been explained many times in the past anarchy means no rulers, not no rules. Especially where real chili is concerned. :D

    Oh, so the end result of Communism. It should work well with your Socialist lover, Barrack.

    So yeah, that should work. :rolleyes:

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    Roadie

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    Which doesn't mean no rules. Just no rulers or state or nasty old government. Still got mutually agreed upon rules.

    "Mutually agreed upon".. but.. we don't agree...

    So, therefore, you ARE trying to impress YOUR rules on to us! You are the Authoritarian, we are the Anarchists! :laugh:

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    mrjarrell

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    If we don't agree on it then we probably won't adopt it, or you're free to go elsewhere if the vast majority do choose to adopt it. Like the entire southwest does with their chili with no beans. :)
     

    Roadie

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    If we don't agree on it then we probably won't adopt it, or you're free to go elsewhere if the vast majority do choose to adopt it. Like the entire southwest does with their chili with no beans. :)

    ...but...but.. you keep quoting a RULING body on Chili "rules". So how is subjecting yourself to a ruling body "anarchy"? Hmmmm?

    :rockwoot:
     
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