Or if the Mods would let me, this thread would be titled "Bullshit! Chili fucking does have beans!" But Forum Rules being what they and I wouldn't dare pissed off the Mods since they are already pissed enough toward me.
Back to the subject of the Thread. I will make the argument that proper Chili does have beans and was created with beans by the Mexican and Native American women who invented the stew.
The Common Beans are a American plant this is native to The Americas. They have always been grown there by the Native Americans living there. Beans were together with maize and squash using the Three Sisters Method which worked quite well for generations long before the first Europeans set foot in the New World.
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Chili peppers were grown in the Texas area by the natives along the maize and beans. And since buffalo were common during the time period they were hunted by the same native peoples. Their meat would have bean used with the beans and chili peppers to create a favorable stew we now know as Chili. Very likely that the stew would been served on top of a flat thin cornbread that was folded or rolled, then eaten in this manner.
Now the mostly Mexican and Native Women who invented Chili, very likely would have the pepper cooked with the meat and beans, since they were of the poor working class.
There you go. Chili started put as poor person dish that it is very likely that higher classes turned their noses away and sneered at due to its lowly origins.
Back to the subject of the Thread. I will make the argument that proper Chili does have beans and was created with beans by the Mexican and Native American women who invented the stew.
The Common Beans are a American plant this is native to The Americas. They have always been grown there by the Native Americans living there. Beans were together with maize and squash using the Three Sisters Method which worked quite well for generations long before the first Europeans set foot in the New World.
Phaseolus vulgaris - Wikipedia
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Three Sisters (agriculture) - Wikipedia
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Chili peppers were grown in the Texas area by the natives along the maize and beans. And since buffalo were common during the time period they were hunted by the same native peoples. Their meat would have bean used with the beans and chili peppers to create a favorable stew we now know as Chili. Very likely that the stew would been served on top of a flat thin cornbread that was folded or rolled, then eaten in this manner.
Now the mostly Mexican and Native Women who invented Chili, very likely would have the pepper cooked with the meat and beans, since they were of the poor working class.
There you go. Chili started put as poor person dish that it is very likely that higher classes turned their noses away and sneered at due to its lowly origins.
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