chili con carne - how do you do yours?
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chili con carne - how do you do yours?
just cooked up a lovely chili
i normally use something along the lines of (for 2 portions + 1 left over for next day):
dice 1 onion and soften with 3 crushed & chopped garlic cloves
add as many fresh chili's as you like, with or without seeds to your preference (i normally have 3 with seeds in)
add 250g steak mince and brown
crumble in an oxo cube and add a spoonful of bisto granules to enhance the beefy flavour and give a darker colour
lots of worcester sauce
lots of tabasco habanero sauce
lots of ketchup (the sweetness in the ketchup works well with the tomatos - some people just add sugar)
oregan, cumin, hot chili powder, cayenne pepper and paprika to taste
then add tin of tomatos and small tin of kidney beans and some water (just enough to rinse out the 2 tins in succession so you don't waste any)
leave to simmer for however thick you want it and serve with rice and salad
saw someone cooking one on ramsay's f-word and they put baked beans in there's what's your secret ingredient?
is this the best thing i have to do on a friday night?
i normally use something along the lines of (for 2 portions + 1 left over for next day):
dice 1 onion and soften with 3 crushed & chopped garlic cloves
add as many fresh chili's as you like, with or without seeds to your preference (i normally have 3 with seeds in)
add 250g steak mince and brown
crumble in an oxo cube and add a spoonful of bisto granules to enhance the beefy flavour and give a darker colour
lots of worcester sauce
lots of tabasco habanero sauce
lots of ketchup (the sweetness in the ketchup works well with the tomatos - some people just add sugar)
oregan, cumin, hot chili powder, cayenne pepper and paprika to taste
then add tin of tomatos and small tin of kidney beans and some water (just enough to rinse out the 2 tins in succession so you don't waste any)
leave to simmer for however thick you want it and serve with rice and salad
saw someone cooking one on ramsay's f-word and they put baked beans in there's what's your secret ingredient?
is this the best thing i have to do on a friday night?
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Re: chili con carne - how do you do yours?
Originally Posted by foreigneRS
lots of tabasco habanero sauce
Chilli is maybe my all time fav meal i cook and could have it EVERY day
dont you add any peppers?
how much "oregan, cumin, hot chili powder, cayenne pepper and paprika to taste "??
also i dont use fresh garlic but might try that.
i use chilli beans from asda instead of plain kidney beans.
I do mine an easier way and use a cheat packet D
one onion diced and softened, add mince and brown.
drain excess water
2/3 peppers
2 larger chillis and maybe 5 "thin" chillis because i like it HOT
1 tin asda chopped tomatoes with chilli and peppers
1 tin chill beans
1 packet schwartz hot chilli con carne mix(has to be the HOT one for flavour)
little salt for flavour
more chilli powder to taste
and my secret ingredient fo a better chilli is crushed black pepper
Serve with asda hot chilli tortillas and brown basmati rice. et voila
now guess whats gonna be in my head ALL day?
i might rustle one up for tonight.
might try it your way with the oxo,gravy other stuff.
chop the chilli conniseur
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that's 2 things you shouldn't be mixing as far as i'm concerened
we had mince last night and it was fab
i'm going to get the mrs a bag of kidney beans to sirt about a bit tonight and tha's going to be great too
but then again, english food tends to be very bland in comparison
we had mince last night and it was fab
i'm going to get the mrs a bag of kidney beans to sirt about a bit tonight and tha's going to be great too
but then again, english food tends to be very bland in comparison
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Re: chili con carne - how do you do yours?
Originally Posted by Lambchop
Originally Posted by foreigneRS
lots of tabasco habanero sauce
i use chilli beans from asda instead of plain kidney beans.
I always use them.
Can't beat cooking up a good chilli.
Someone told me to put a couple of chunks of dark chocolate in too
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For me I don't really care how it comes as long as it's chili!
I make it different nearly every time, I can never remember what I did before
Sometimes I make it from scratch, other times a packet and recently I tend to just pick up the Uncle Bens hot Chilli sauce, it's really not that bad. The medium version is shit though.
But I do prefer it served with some fridge cold sour cream on the side.
I make it different nearly every time, I can never remember what I did before
Sometimes I make it from scratch, other times a packet and recently I tend to just pick up the Uncle Bens hot Chilli sauce, it's really not that bad. The medium version is shit though.
But I do prefer it served with some fridge cold sour cream on the side.
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Originally Posted by Lambchop
Originally Posted by foreigneRS
lots of tabasco habanero sauce
Originally Posted by Lambchop
dont you add any peppers?
Originally Posted by Lambchop
how much "oregan, cumin, hot chili powder, cayenne pepper and paprika to taste "??
Originally Posted by MWF
I make it different nearly every time, I can never remember what I did before
oregano - about 2 tsp
cumin - about 2 tsp
hot chili powder - about 4 tsp
cayenne pepper - about 2 tsp (i would have a lot more, but it irritates my girlfriends throat)
paprika - for sweet flavour and colour - about 2 tsp
i prefer to use all of the individual parts rather than a packet as i never have salt and packets and jars always taste far too salty to me
Originally Posted by o n i o n
Originally Posted by Lambchop
i use chilli beans from asda instead of plain kidney beans.
I always use them.
Can't beat cooking up a good chilli.
Someone told me to put a couple of chunks of dark chocolate in too
dark chocolate is good if you have it, and a little red wine never goes amiss either
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If I cant be arsed to make it from scratch I've used the Stagg tinned chili before, try the Dynamite chili, I've NEVER been able to make anything that hot regardless of how many birds eye chili's I use!! its insane
Its a pretty standard recipe though, although I've never seen peppers used in it and I sometimes add baked beans as I'm not overly keen on the red kidney beans
Its a pretty standard recipe though, although I've never seen peppers used in it and I sometimes add baked beans as I'm not overly keen on the red kidney beans
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Originally Posted by foreigneRS
stagg dynamite is good - especially on a jacket spud
but you wouldn't call it meat that is in there, would you?
but you wouldn't call it meat that is in there, would you?
I only use it if I really cant be arsed to make something from scratch though.
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