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dragonzim

Active Member
Originally Posted by soto
some good ideas in here that i need to experiment with! now why the honey and not brown sugar drag?
No particular reason. I've never tried using brown sugar. I usually have a lot of honey around though since I brew Mead (honey wine) so it was a natural fit to put it in there. I usually add it to taste, about equal parts honey and chocolate syrup and then I throw in whatever is left in the coffee pot after I drink a few cups. I dont really believe in measuring when I'm cooking something like chili so I dont have exact amounts for you on the seasonings.
 

soto

Member
yer a good man! i don't believe in measuring either. i mean, do artists measure how much paint they use before adding it to the canvas???
i think not.
 

poniegirl

Active Member
Originally Posted by mrdc
Soto...why does your post count stay at 18?
Now it's staying at 19. And he has posted how many in this thread, alone? I say he's a scary sort. :scared:
Soto, what kind of tank do you have? :thinking:
 

poniegirl

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Originally Posted by mrdc
Soto...why does your post count stay at 18?
Now it's staying at 19. And he has posted how many in this thread, alone? I say he's a scary sort. :scared:
Soto, what kind of tank do you have? :thinking:
398 posts.
 

soto

Member
keep readin the thread girl. i've got 3 tanks that all cycle into eachother. 150, 60, & 40 gallons.
 

imurnamine

Active Member
Originally Posted by jdragunas
here's an amazing recipe:
1 lb ground beef/turkey
1 chopped red onion
1 bell pepper
1 can of diced tomatoes with the juice
1 can of kidney beans, or any other kind of chili beans
1 can of brown gravy
1 can of cream of mushroom soup
*optional additions/changes:
1 can of corn
substitute the ground beef for shredded chicken
brown the ground beef/turkey, or cook and shred the chicken. Then combine all of the above ingredients with the exception of the gravy and mushroom soup in a large pot, and let simmer for a few hours until the onions and bell peppers become soft, stirring every so often. Add the gravy and mushroom soup and allow to cook for another 10 minutes or so to allow the soup and gravy to thoroughly mix and warm. Stir often, as the soup and gravy will cause it to burn to the bottom of the pot. Season with chili powder to taste.
this is THE best chili i've ever had. You can lose the corn, or mix it up a bit, but it's amazing!!! i love mixing the shredded chicken and corn. that's my fav. combo!


Omg that sounds so good...
SHAME ON YOU GUYS!
...I'd kill for some chilli the way my mum makes it...
 

aw2x3

Active Member
Best chili recipe evar!...
1 can Hormel chili with beans
1 box Kraft Mac and Cheese (leave out the cheese)
slided jalepeno
parmesean cheese
Being single and innovative never hurt anyone!
Just as good...substitute rice for the macaroni.
 

dragonzim

Active Member
Originally Posted by AW2x3
Best chili recipe evar!...
1 can Hormel chili with beans
1 box Kraft Mac and Cheese (leave out the cheese)
slided jalepeno
parmesean cheese
Being single and innovative never hurt anyone!
Just as good...substitute rice for the macaroni.
Parmesan cheese in chili? I truly hope all the Texans on the board are rolling their eyes in shame!!!
 

jdragon

Member
Originally Posted by ImUrNamine
Omg that sounds so good...
SHAME ON YOU GUYS!
...I'd kill for some chilli the way my mum makes it...
it is fabulous, darlin!!!
won a chili contest, and my dad swindled the recipe out of the lady...
 
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