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LOL thanks Cliff, Two bowls it is. The Genny, Gansett, and PBRs are on the house. All others are BYOB.I will take a couple bowls to go...OK I will stay and keep the beer pole busy!
Chris
LOL thanks Cliff, Two bowls it is. The Genny, Gansett, and PBRs are on the house. All others are BYOB.I will take a couple bowls to go...OK I will stay and keep the beer pole busy!
I have a couple pepper powders stashed that kick it to the blazing sunThanks Jeff, it had some kick, but not what I was expecting. I may add some cayenne powder to what's left. Just to juice it up a bit.
Chris
I can only imagine. I'll stick with baby steps and build my way up to those.I have a couple pepper powders stashed that kick it to the blazing sun
Had to look up the Gansett, never heard of it.LOL thanks Cliff, Two bowls it is. The Genny, Gansett, and PBRs are on the house. All others are BYOB.
Chris
It's really flavorful when used in 1/8 to 1/4 t amounts.I can only imagine. I'll stick with baby steps and build my way up to those.
Chris
Since I don't measure I could be in real trouble.It's really flavorful when used in 1/8 to 1/4 t amounts.
That's a great looking pot of chili Chris. I just finished off mine a couple days ago. Besides cheese I put on my Mediterranean mix (Cucumber, tomato and red onion). the cold veg with the hot chili makes a great contrast.
Thank you, and sorry about the late response Demon, but for this batch I used 6oz can of paste, and a 14.5 oz can of petite diced. Make sure you taste it mid cook to see if you need more heat.How much tomato paste and diced tomatoes did you use? I'm gonna use your recipe and make a batch on Thursday.
Much appreciated!
Appreciate it CM. Getting ready for the cooler months that lay ahead.Chris, Good looking chili, a real comfort food.
Thanks Robert. I love cornbread, but unfortunately neither my wife or I really enjoy baking. So it was a no-show for this round. Heck I even forgot to buy the saltines.Wow Chris, that just looks very rich and hearty. No wimpy chili in your house, that's for sure. I'd tear up a few bowls of that....but where's the cornbread??
Robert