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Title: Rich Chili
Categories: Chili Soup
Yield: 4 Servings
1 | lb | Coarsely ground very lean |
Beef | ||
2 | lg | Onions chopped coarsely |
1 | Or 2 bay leaves | |
Herbs (whatever you like.... | ||
I use a touch of basil, | ||
Margoram and rosemary) | ||
2 | lg | Cans crushed tomatoes |
2 | Herb-Ox Beef cubes | |
1 | lg | (2 pound) can pork and beans |
(no special brand- store | ||
Brand is fine) | ||
1 | lg | (2 pound) can red kidney |
Beans (again store brand is | ||
Ok) | ||
Salt and pepper to taste | ||
Chili powder or crushed | ||
Chiles to taste | ||
Brown meat, onions and | ||
Garlic slightly in bottom of | ||
Large pot | ||
(a soup pot (16 qt or | ||
Better) is good as it allows | ||
You to simmer | ||
The chili for a while to | ||
Develop the taste). |
Add bay leaves, herbs, Chili powder, beef cubes and tomatoes. Simmer 5 - 10 min. Add beans with the juice they are packed in. Simmer 20 - 30 min, then add chiles and adjust seasoning.
Simmer at least 30 min more and taste. You can serve it now or let sit on VERY low heat up to 30 min more. Tastes great the first day and if there is any left it is still good the next day. I usually make 5 gallons and freeze it in quart containers. :) have fun and make changes....only you know what warms your tummy
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