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I can't promise that the recipes will all be easy or healthy, but I do promise to try to add a new one every now and then that I have already tried myself.
Visit my personal blog at www.take10withtricia.com.
Showing posts with label chili. Show all posts
Showing posts with label chili. Show all posts
Tuesday, September 1, 2009
Crock Pot Chili
Andy's Recipe:
2 lbs. ground beef
2 16-oz cans chili beans – undrained
2 14.5-oz cans chili style diced tomatoes – undrained
2 jalapeno peppers
1 large white onion - diced
2 cloves of garlic (or more/less to taste)
Cayenne pepper to taste
Chili powder to taste
½ cup water, for thinner chili
Carroll Shelby’s Chili Mix (in chili aisle in a brown box)
You may not need the mix if you have the following ingredients it contains:
· Packet masa flour (add only to thicken if necessary)
· Packet salt
· Packet cayenne pepper (Andy uses entire packet plus some more!)
· Packet of spices (ground chili peppers, masa flour, cumin, oregano, garlic, onion, paprika, and salt)
Brown the ground beef with the diced onion, garlic, chili powder, and one diced jalapeno pepper. Put ½ beef mixture in the crock-pot. Pour in one can of the chili beans and one can of tomatoes on top of mixture in crock-pot. Stir. Add the packet of spices from the Chili Mix and stir. Add rest of the beef mixture and cans of beans and tomatoes. Add salt, other jalapeno (sliced), and cayenne pepper to taste and stir. Cook all day on low. Add masa flour at end of day to thicken the chili if necessary, or add water for thinner chili. Serve with crackers, cheese, and sour cream.
Optional - Add macaroni for last hour. For hotter chili, use habanero peppers or more cayenne.
Thursday, August 6, 2009
Chicken Chili
2-3 Chicken breasts or 2 large can of Hormel Chunk Chicken drained, rinsed, and shredded
4 – 15 ½ oz cans Great Northern Beans (Bush’s)
16 oz salsa (Tostitos medium)
2 C Colby/Monterey Jack or Mexican blend shredded cheese (Kraft)
1 packet McCormick’s White Chicken Chili seasoning mix
Chicken broth (optional – I don’t use)
For chicken breasts do steps 1 and 2; otherwise proceed to #3
1. Boil 2-3 Chicken breasts in a stock pot of water for 20-25 minutes until fully cooked
2. Pull out chicken and dump the water
3. Leave pot on the stove, but turn stove down to simmer
4. Add 4 cans of beans (undrained), salsa, and seasoning packet to the pot; stir together
5. Shred the chicken with a fork (rinse first if canned) and add to the pot; stir together
6. Cover the pot, but keep it on low and stir constantly so it won’t stick
7. 30 minutes before serving – add 1/3 of the cheese every 10 minutes to the middle of the pot and fold into the mixture and let it melt (if you add it all at once or not on the center, it is more likely to stick to the side and/or burn)
8. If chili is too thick, add chicken broth
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