Chile Recipe

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coloradosmoker

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This Chile Recipe won 1st place in a Chile-Cook-off---- Contest

                         Recipe

2-lg. cans of Tomato Sauce

1-lg. onion-diced

1 1/2--lbs. lean pork--diced

1 1/2--lbs. lean beef--diced

1--sm. can hot Jalapenos peppers--chopped

1--med. zucchini-Optional*zucchini thickens sauce

salt, pepper, garlic powder, & oregano* to taste

Season--meat with salt, garlic powder, & pepper.

Brown-quickly in hot oil

Remove-& place on paper towel to drain

Place-in large pot or crock pot

Add-Tomato Sauce & 2 cans of water

dice-onion & grated *zucchini.

Sprinkle--*oregano over top till covered.

Stir--& simmer--2 1/2 Hours till meat is tender,

or---cook in Crock-Pot

*Oregano--adds spice without more heat.

*Zucchini thickens sauce.

Thought I would share this recipe we have--made it for many years to make hotter just add more peppers----------Ken
 
sounds great... Thanks for posting
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[h1]Well if you want too go a head I have doctored it with adding more peppers[/h1]
I put more pepper,  in that I had from my garden I have added hot sauce to it

I have put Cayenne Pepper powder that I had ground from the long cayenne peppers

from my garden & others peppers from garden But when you do it in the

crock pot & cook all day it makes it hotter do what you want I like hot but the wife

 is a little wimpy & I have made it hotter & made excuses why it's hotter.

                   Ken---------Colorado----Smoker
 
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