Easier - "Tee Pee Tap Room" Indian School and 40th Street

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"The object of life is not to be on the side of the majority, but to escape finding oneself in the ranks of the insane."
Marcus Aurelius

I could make it in the time it would take me to drive there.

The real problem is, once there - the getting home part.

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89 300E
79 240D
72 Westy
63 Bug sunroof
85 Jeep CJ7
86 Chevy 6.2l diesel PU

"The object of life is not to be on the side of the majority, but to escape finding oneself in the ranks of the insane."
Marcus Aurelius

1/4 pork 3/4 beef.

Lots of garlic, some onions, a bit of celery and some salt.

Butt-burning, anus-activating pepper.

And (sorry Leo) black beans.

Yes, pour it over about 1/4 (vol/vol) rice.

Drink with lots of amber beer.

Listen to this pap. Reinventing the truth. I think you've all turned into mouthpieces for the GOP.

I made a batch of chili yesterday. Instead of scratchbuilding, I slacked and used Wick Fowler's recipe (cooked in the 'false alarm' mode) and a big shoulder roast because it allows you to simultaneously drink Martinis and cook chili without truly embarrasing results or greasy hamburger build up. Notice, it did not have beans or macaroni in it and, more importantly, nobody at the table even mentioned that they were pining for beans or macaroni... however, I did happen see my bride (who was born in Oklahoma and grew up in Indiana, doesn't cook and is therefore devoid of epicurian refinement) secretly tried to crunch up some crackers in her chili.

That's ok...whatever flips her skirt over her head.

Once it's in the bowl, it's your's to do with as you please. You can even put beans in it. They just aren't cooked in there.

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Leo don't get all riled up like those cartoon people it's chili!

I do agree Macaroni does not work in chili when reheating 15 times it turns to crap.

I am going to take a whack at B's chili this week and will follow it with a batch of Bareback chili like yours.

If you drink enough beer the recipe doesn't matter much.

B

This is serious stuff. We're talking chili, not some hairbrained religion. Actually, I have fun making a big deal out of beans in meat sauce being called chili...never a lack of someone to make fun of.

Bareback, I like that. Enjoy!


Most definitely chili (chilly) weather here: 36°F and drizzle. Yuk. I was plainning to go to the farm today and mow some brush and standing weeds around the edges of the hay pastures but there's no way in he** I'm sitting on an open tractor for 6-8 hours today.

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Legumaphobia or Geumaphobia? Hmmmmmmmm.......

Sounds pretty good Bot, but that's about as close to being chili as it is to being sushi... Speakin' of which, why not trow a few crawdads in dare?

Crayfish chili? Why not--folks make crawfish boudin, which I find revolting and sacriligious. I am definitely a pig entrails boudin purist. If anybody that eats pig entrails can be called a purist.

Hey Leo, if I make crayfish chili, can I put some pintos (beans, not cars) in it?

B

You can put anything you want in it but, you can't call it chili.

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Yum. Yum. and Yum.

Beans. No beans.
Rice. No rice.
Macaroni. Beer. Bourbon. Cinnamon.
Pork. Beef. Venison.
Religious. Political.
Don’t matter. We’re talk’n chili and it’s all good no matter what your recipe.

Ever been to a chili cook-off? There all different. But there all good. That’s why there’s more than one judge.

Crawfish Chili? Why not? But I think some may call it “Etoufee“.
Someone make some and post a recipe!
Maybe I’ll give it a go.
We’ve got the weather here for it too.

Thanks to you all, for make’n me hungry !!

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