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Chili Debate Continued

. . . . crushed pineapple for texture, along with a bunch of chopped carrots and mushrooms. Geez, Ann, you didn't learn to eat that kind of stuff at Yale, did you? My chili:

Mike's Venison Chili
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Venison cut in small chunks and ground pork.

Cook down the pork first and use the pork fat to brown the venison. You may have to add oil for a proper browning but be sure to pour off the excess.

Add chopped (not minced) onions,
canned italian tomatos
and the best chili powder (Andrew is right - blend your own if you can't buy good stuff.)
Cook for a long time.
If necessary, add beef stock and tomato paste.
I adjust the "heat" with dried hot peppers from my garden.

Presoak black beans and add to the chili a couple of hours before you plan to serve it. Do not let the beans get mushy.

Add chopped green peppers about a half hour before serving.
They should be cooked but still crunchy.

Provide shredded cheese - a good sharp cheddar, please,
chopped onions, and
sour cream.

I recommend a crock pot.

Mike M From: W. Michael Mahoney
Subject: RE: Chili--The Debate Continues.
Date: Thu, 29 May 2003