Submitted by SanDieganNewYorker t3_z0x9it in food
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SanDieganNewYorker OP t1_ix7tkt9 wrote
Made more or less together.
You don't make real chili (which I take a long time on; several hours of simmering and tons of spices). Brown the onions and garlic; brown the meat and throw in a couple spices, then add the other ingredients and simmer. I also finished it under the broiler.
So to answer your question more directly -- :)) -- you make a super simple and not spicy chili first and then put everything else in and cook together. The flavors do work well together.
budgeatapp t1_ix8321t wrote
Soooo hearty looking - might have to give it a try!
Khalarin t1_ix92sy9 wrote
Love adding chilli to my 8 cheese mix* I use for mac n cheese gives it a nice lil pep to flavour.
- Gouda, Emmental, Monteray Jack, Edam, Mozzarella & West Country Cheddar & a Vintage G5. (Basically 2 bags of Morrisons 200g grated cheese😉, a fiery 4 cheese & four cheese + my own G5) ** Great on Pizza. too 😁
A1ninososa t1_ix980a2 wrote
Looks nice, can pls have the reciepe
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