Chili

[Kchurchill5]

http://www.recipezazz.com/recipe/saraso ... chili-7060

Every time I make it, it's a bit different. This time I added pickled and fresh jalapeno. Also, added a bit of cocoa powder; and, I used a coarse ground beef, which I really love.

[Bergy]

That is great looking home made chili. It sure looks good alldressed up withcheese sourcream etc. Lovely photos

[Kchurchill5]

Thx B, appreciate it. I usually put my scallions, jalapenos, and sometimes olives on it; but the 2 I put in the chili. Dumb, lol.
But, I have to have my cheese and sour cream.

[Shadows1]

Last pic is real nice! The chili looks a little to watery for my taste and way to many beans.
Nice job Kim!

[Kchurchill5]

Shadows, that is always the debate. I understand.
Beans, a little or none vs beans
Ground beef vs chunks
and ... thinner vs thicker

I get it. I like a bit thinner; but, you would be surprised how thick it really is; but, I know what you mean. My friend loves it like a sloppy joe it seems; I like liquid, a bit more.
And, I love the beans; he loves triple meat, lol.

The big chili debate will never end,
But, thank you!! Always appreciate the comments

[QueenBea]

Yum, that is a great looking chili Kim.

[Kchurchill5]

Thanks, thick or thin ... it is all good. Beans or not, same."
However one likes it is my goal. It's a mostly pantrry dish; just a few things added. I have to add my peppers. I LIKE my SPICE.

[Chef shapeweaver]

Kim,
Looks like a great chili.
And as for the " bean,no bean " debate,
it's just a personal preference.

[Kchurchill5]

So right Shapes, it is all preference. Out of all my friends, only a few agree with me ... we all like different combinations.

[Dissie]

Am I too late to get a bowl of that? I love chili! The more beans the better! YUMM