Made another 40 dollar pot of chili

[Mayne]

now with my buddies hot sauce concoction from his harvest last year. Haven't tasted yet but damn i really hope I didn't fuck it all up with his reaper sauce.

I will post pics later.

 

[lxskllr]

Takes a lot of potatoes to make $40. I'd like to see the size of this pot.

 

[Mayne]

no potatoes. I did have to drain the pork lard from a pot to make room for the chili.

 

[TallBill]

Recipe, stat

 

[MrPickins]

Takes a lot of potatoes to make $40. I'd like to see the size of this pot.

What kind of chili has potatoes?

 

[MongGrel]

What kind of chili has potatoes?

()

 

[Mayne]

it is actually 38 canadian dollars. Recipe coming after I take a nap..started drinking beer too early.

 

[Rakehellion]

it is actually 38 canadian dollars.

So like $1.29 American.

 

[lxskllr]

So like $1.29 American.

That's about a 5# bag.

 

[smackababy]

What kind of chili has potatoes?

This is the burning question that must be answered.

 

[Carson Dyle]

My last pot of chili:

$3.99 1 lb 93/7 ground beef
$2.52 3 x 15oz cans pinto beans
$1.68 28oz can crushed tomatoes
$0.88 14.5oz can petite diced tomatoes
$0.98 4oz can diced chiles
$0.99 1 large onion
$0.99 1 large green bell pepper
$1.33 1/3 lb mushrooms, sauteed
$0.50 garlic, olive oil, spices
---------
$13.86

Made just over 7 lbs of chili. I froze about 5 lbs of it.

 

[TheGardener]

What is the Canadian phone number for food poisoning?

 

[Mayne]

laugh all you want about canadian chili...I will have the last fart.

 

[Mutilator]

laugh all you want about canadian chili...I will have the last shart.

ftfy. Never trust a fart... especially a chili fart.

 

[smackababy]

My last pot of chili:

$3.99 1 lb 93/7 ground beef
$2.52 3 x 15oz cans pinto beans
$1.68 28oz can crushed tomatoes
$0.88 14.5oz can petite diced tomatoes
$0.98 4oz can diced chiles
$0.99 1 large onion
$0.99 1 large green bell pepper
$1.33 1/3 lb mushrooms, sauteed
$0.50 garlic, olive oil, spices
---------
$13.86

Made just over 7 lbs of chili. I froze about 5 lbs of it.

Lots of cans in that recipe. >_>

 

[MongGrel]

My last pot of chili:

$3.99 1 lb 93/7 ground beef
$2.52 3 x 15oz cans pinto beans
$1.68 28oz can crushed tomatoes
$0.88 14.5oz can petite diced tomatoes
$0.98 4oz can diced chiles
$0.99 1 large onion
$0.99 1 large green bell pepper
$1.33 1/3 lb mushrooms, sauteed
$0.50 garlic, olive oil, spices
---------
$13.86

Made just over 7 lbs of chili. I froze about 5 lbs of it.

I'll have to try that one out.

Usually have a lot of that in the fridge anyway.

:thumbsup::thumbsup:

 

[Carson Dyle]

Lots of cans in that recipe.

I usually don't include the cans. Sometimes.

Very little reason to use dried beans, except that they're cheaper. You just end up with more work and a less consistent texture than with canned. And fresh tomatoes for chile? Nah. For a Texas chile, most folks don't use more than a bit of tomato paste.

 

[Mayne]

Carson Dyle, I like your recipe but it's shit.

similar but inferior.

 

[MongGrel]

I usually don't include the cans. Sometimes.

Very little reason to use dried beans, except that they're cheaper. You just end up with more work and a less consistent texture than with canned. And fresh tomatoes for chile? Nah. For a Texas chile, most folks don't use more than a bit of tomato paste.

I'd have to leave the beans out myself though, the wife is dried bean phobic for some reason.

That or just make it for myself, I do that now and then.

I should get my sister-in-laws recipe, I love her chili.

 

[zinfamous]

This is the burning question that must be answered.

Mayne Chili, of course

*not to be confused with the state.

 

[Carson Dyle]

Carson Dyle, I like your recipe but it's shit.

similar but inferior.

Didn't say it was better. But it sure as fuck didn't cost $40. Basic ground beef chile with a decent amount of veggies. I really love the mushrooms instead of more meat. If you don't ... who gives a shit? Make what you like.

 

[zinfamous]

Didn't say it was better. But it sure as fuck didn't cost $40. Basic ground beef chile with a decent amount of veggies. I really love the mushrooms instead of more meat. If you don't ... who gives a shit? Make what you like.

you'll have to excuse Mayne.

he's high on potatoes.

 

[Fritzo]

I just bought everything to make a $40 lasagna. I'm making everything (including the pasta and sauce) from scratch though.

 

[Strk]

I usually don't include the cans. Sometimes.

Very little reason to use dried beans, except that they're cheaper. You just end up with more work and a less consistent texture than with canned. And fresh tomatoes for chile? Nah. For a Texas chile, most folks don't use more than a bit of tomato paste.

Also more nutritious using dried beans since there's way less sodium. They're pretty easy to cook with too.

 

[Carson Dyle]

Also more nutritious using dried beans since there's way less sodium. They're pretty easy to cook with too.

Something isn't "more nutritious" because it contains less sodium. You're going to add salt to the dish anyway, and can easily buy low sodium canned beans if it's really a thing with you.