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  • Who's got a good Chilli Recipe?
  • Sam
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    The other thing to keep in mind before you go getting all worried about authenticity is that chili con carne is not a mexican dish at all – it’s tex/us-mex, so anything goes really. I’ve tried beer in chili before, didn’t really like it.

    mogrim
    Full Member

    Fry chopped onion til soft
    Add garlic, mince, fresh chillis and brown
    Can of tomatoes, dry lentils, kidney beans, bit of water, stock cube, square of v. dark chocolate, pepper, and any other crap you find that you can be bothered to chuck in. I’ve added marmite, worcestershire sauce, oregano, bay leaves, red wine, stout, whatever. Haven’t failed yet 🙂

    Most important: cook for at least two hours and leave overnight.

    jfletch
    Free Member

    Try a bit of smoked paprika in your chilli, lovely for a slightly deeper smokey flavour and it also gives it a nice dark colour.

    However if we were are trying agree the correct recipe for chilli, rather than just a nice option, I suspect this thread may go for longer that that god one.

    scruff
    Free Member

    beer is essential

    This is true, but not in the food ffs, you’ll ruin the chocolate.

    cheez0
    Free Member

    Who’s got a good Chilli Recipe?

    i have, thanks

    sorry cant share, it’s a secret.

    Cougar
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    crikey – Member

    Rubbish.
    Cadburys invented chocolate

    Incidentally,

    Did you know, if you get a YORKIE bar, break it into its component chunks, scrape a bit off the ‘O’ with a sharp knife, you can then rearrange the pieces to make your very own CRIKEY bar.

    crikey
    Free Member

    Yorkie, ” It’s not for girls” probably the finest piece of advertising copy ever written…

    argyle
    Free Member

    and here’s the spice mix for the one i posted, seeing as it has a dead link… http://stovies.wordpress.com/2010/11/15/feeling-hot-hot-hot/

    80g Dried onion
    40g Chilli powder
    40g Cocoa powder
    40g Mild curry powder
    20g Cumin powder
    5g Smoked paprika
    5g Dried oregano
    2g Salt
    2g White pepper
    2g Coriander powder
    1g Cinnamon
    A pinch of caraway seed
    A pinch of allspice
    1 Dried ancho chilli
    2 Dried chipotle chillies

    atlaz
    Free Member

    Yorkie, ” It’s not for girls” probably the finest piece of advertising copy ever written.

    Well it certainly allowed me to stop the thieving harpies at my last workplace nicking it. Although that might have had something to do with me shouting “IT SAYS IT’S NOT FOR YOU, CAN’T YOU READ” whenever they approached.

    Also, a proper Texan chili has neither beans nor tomato in it, isn’t served with rice and won’t be made from mince.

    whatnobeer
    Free Member

    I always add a twice as many tins of chopped tomatoes as I would normally use in a dish of that size. Cook is long and slow until it reduces down. Secret ingredients have included the a fore mention cocoa powder, beer, tequila and lime juice.

    Grizla
    Free Member

    Has anyone mentioned star anise yet?
    Superb addition to anything involving beef. Especially chilli.

    crikey
    Free Member

    I despair. You’re all hopeless cases, chilli has to have kidney beans in it or its just mince and onions, and it has to have mince in or its just stew.
    I bet you all have beer with fruit in too.

    Chilli should be served with rice, although half rice half chips is acceptable if you’re on a diet.

    wrecker
    Free Member
    crikey
    Free Member

    Sausages? Carrots? Beer?

    In a chilli? More like a bloody cocktail…

    wrecker
    Free Member

    fussy bugger…

    cookeaa
    Full Member

    I’d rather not get bogged down in notions of the “Correct” or “True” Definition of chilli or for that matter which social/ethnic/national group(s) lay claim to it…

    Just gimmie recipe suggestions, and explain why you feel your recipe is more awsome than any other…

    Marmite is wrong (in every possible way) but Coffee/Beer/Cocoa/chocolate are all viable ingredients unless proven otherwise…

    crikey
    Free Member

    Oxo is an acceptable ingredient, if the desire for fannying about with food cannot be resisted, but coffee, beer, cocoa and chocolate are not. In my stunted parochial ignorant and devoutly simple opinion.

    wrecker
    Free Member

    crikey, I defy you to tell me anything which is not improved by the addition of beer somehow.

    molgrips
    Free Member

    Sobriety?

    crikey
    Free Member

    Beer is acceptable, but only by application to the digestive system of the chillimeister.
    Beer is for drinking, not coooooking!

    You’ll be telling me about coq au vin next, which is chicken and mushroom with the wine in the wrong place!

    Or steak and ale pie…. Just have steak pie and a pint!

    tracknicko
    Free Member

    paprika yes.
    chorizo hell yes
    cubed meat instead of mince. hell hell yes.

    but chocolate? no no no

    wrecker
    Free Member

    Sobriety?

    Bastard.

    crikey
    Free Member

    Au contraire!

    Sobriety is eminently improved by the addition of beer.

    Cougar
    Full Member

    Chilli!!

    nom

    mastiles_fanylion
    Free Member

    Tonight I had my homemade chilli with spicy wedges and topped with more jalapeños.

    I forgot to add my fave ingredient to my recipe – Dave’s Insanity Sauce – two drops per portion or it just gets silly.

    atlaz
    Free Member

    Dave’s Insanity Sauce

    Not that insane. This stuff is just stupid… Blairs 16 Million Reserve. Even comes with a warning that it’s not for eating.

    mastiles_fanylion
    Free Member

    Just looked at my bottle and it has a ‘best before’ of 2007 and there is still about 1/3rd of a bottle left despite using it once or twice a week 🙂 Not exactly a good business model but gorgeous nonetheless.

    atlaz
    Free Member

    I have some habanero paste that I got 10 years ago. Still lurks in the back of the fridge looking threatening… almost inedibly hot.

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