Smoked Poblano & Serrano Chili

[jwhsmoke]

Well, I'm making my second attempt at smoked chile chili today. Poblanos & Serranos, Diced tomatoes, seasonings, and meat. 

Sorry, but the entity of "sports" does not have a monopoly on the word preseason. 5lb mix of ground beef and stew meat. Chili powder, cumin, salt, pepper, paprika

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• jwhsmoke
• Aug 26, 2017

And, while we're at it, let's get some bacon fat drippin' all over.

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• jwhsmoke
• Aug 26, 2017

Put it all on the grill. Got some Poblanos and Serranos.

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• jwhsmoke
• Aug 26, 2017

A little bit in, let's add some diced tomatoes.

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• jwhsmoke
• Aug 26, 2017

I'll post some pics of the final a little later.

 

[jwhsmoke]

Ready to take 'em off and prep for slow cooker.

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• jwhsmoke
• Aug 26, 2017

 

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• jwhsmoke
• Aug 26, 2017

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• jwhsmoke
• Aug 26, 2017

Puree the peppers in a food processor, add some tomato sauce for moisture.

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• jwhsmoke
• Aug 26, 2017

Add everything into slow cooker, and add some moisture (I added Beer, but beef stock, chicken, or water would be fine).

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• jwhsmoke
• Aug 26, 2017

Add more paprika, cumin, chili powder, and salt. Mix well, and we'll leave it in the crock pot to meld together. Will check the moisture in a few hours.

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• jwhsmoke
• Aug 26, 2017

 

[griz400]

Looks nice ,,, do you use beans or not ???  We use like 3 different beans, ground pork, chicken and sausage  .. and a whole lot of other crap ,,lol

 

[jwhsmoke]

 
Looks nice ,,, do you use beans or not ???  We use like 3 different beans, ground pork, chicken and sausage  .. and a whole lot of other crap ,,lol

Thanks.

No beans in my chili. I do use it for Taco Soup and Borracho Bean Soup, etc.

 

[griz400]

will keep lookin

 

[scarps23]

That looks good. Those peppers have to be good.


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[jwhsmoke]

That looks good. Those peppers have to be good.


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It turned out to be my favorite pot of chili I've made over the years.