I'm making home-made Chili tonight-here's my recipe for yall

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  • jimdana1942

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    I use 2 pounds of hamburger meat (will feed 4 big eaters).

    Cook 'till done 2 lbs. hamburger and chop it up as it cooks.
    When browned and done add:
    2 packages McCormick Chili seasoning and stir in well.
    1 can STEWED tomatoes
    1 or 2 cans Pinto or Kidney beans (your preference)
    Then I add water 'til the desired consistency is reached (your preference)
    it usually amounts to about a cup or so for my taste.
    I also add some Tony Chachere's original seasoning.
    Chop 1 onion and add.
    Stir frequently (I use a cast iron pot so I have to stir)

    I find the stewed tomatoes give it a better flavor.

    Then, simmer it all for about 15 to 30 minutes and EAT.

    It's simple recipe, quick to cook, and everyone likes it.
     
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