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Related: About this forumWhat non-standard stuff do you put in your chili?
I use Italian sausage, bay leaves, worchestshire sauce, roasted poblanos besides the normal stuff like onions, jalapeños, beef, ancho chili powder, etc.
htuttle
(23,738 posts)Just a bit.
Phoenix61
(17,015 posts)mr_lebowski
(33,643 posts)Liberal Jesus Freak
(1,451 posts)Whatevers handy. Im not a beer drinker but I love the flavor in chili!
Major Nikon
(36,827 posts)There are no rules of chili
The Blue Flower
(5,444 posts)Just a bit.
htuttle
(23,738 posts)woodsprite
(11,923 posts)JackSabbath
(154 posts)..and sweet potato. It works!
consider_this
(2,203 posts)tried some interesting recipe with those items one - it was pretty good!
procon
(15,805 posts)pureed tomatillos that are strained to remove the seeds. I also add some masa harina meal to give the chili more body.
Wawannabe
(5,676 posts)And 1/2 finely crushed tortilla chips at the end of simmer time. Thickens and gives a authentic Mexicali taste (to me). Could use masa but I have tortillas around more than masa.
Wawannabe
(5,676 posts)That has sausage, chorizo, onion, canned Rotel tomato, beef broth and lots of fresh cilantro. Amazing topped with sour cream and cheese.
OregonBlue
(7,754 posts)Wawannabe
(5,676 posts)Use ground cumin instead of chili powder. Didnt say that in orig post.
OregonBlue
(7,754 posts)brokephibroke
(1,883 posts)I bet alternative proteins like bison or lamb would add another level.
NCjack
(10,279 posts)Staph
(6,253 posts)I like that bit of smoky taste.
brokephibroke
(1,883 posts)Smokey and kicks up the heat!
japple
(9,838 posts)eom
Trailrider1951
(3,414 posts)I don't eat beef, so instead of ground meat I use Bob's TVP. The trick to using it in chili, pasta sauce, etc. is to make the dish w/o meat, and then add the TVP after simmering for an hour to blend flavors. Add the TVP until desired thickness is obtained and simmer for another 20 or 30 minutes. The TVP is a dried product that absorbs the flavors from the dish and has a texture very similar to ground meat. This stuff has a long shelf life and is good to store in quantity in anticipation of a meat shortage. It's both high in protein and fiber.
brokephibroke
(1,883 posts)Use on backcountry trips, packs great.
The Polack MSgt
(13,192 posts)I will put . . . Beans in chili
There.
I said it.
Now leave me alone in my shame
Worried senior
(1,328 posts)proud patriot
(100,714 posts)super yummy ..
brokephibroke
(1,883 posts)Do you put pineapple on pizza too?
proud patriot
(100,714 posts)I am Pineapple and Avocado powered
brokephibroke
(1,883 posts)I admit to enjoying a Hawaiian pizza once from a joint in pahoa and it rocked.
proud patriot
(100,714 posts)I usually make my own ..
brokephibroke
(1,883 posts)It was decent. The place in pahoa was called AK pizza, but it is long gone.
proud patriot
(100,714 posts)I'm hardly ever on the Hilo side .. but when I am I eat .
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trof
(54,256 posts)About 1 T masa slurried in a little warm water.
Mixed into the batch at the end it 'tightens' up the chili.
Kota
(901 posts)Cant be just any mix, this adds the flavor and consistency I want.
Hotler
(11,443 posts)brokephibroke
(1,883 posts)ihaveaquestion
(2,555 posts)It's a pretty standard onions, tomatoes and chilis recipe, ans sometimes I add corn too.
Lately I've been adding a tablespoon of miso paste to enrich the flavor and that seems to be the trick which makes it hearty enough for my meataholic hubbie.
I also used to add both black and green olives, and sliced mushrooms. My daughter who lives with us doesn't like any of these, so I don't add them these days.
brokephibroke
(1,883 posts)struggle4progress
(118,330 posts)brokephibroke
(1,883 posts)As that is a great idea.