So I made a big 'ol pot of my grandma's chili last night :makes the sign of the cross:
Pork butt roast, cubed and lightly browned, no beans
1.5 lbs. ground beef, lightly browned, no beans
2 white onions, 2 poblanos, 5-6 Jalapenos lightly saute'd, no beans
5-6-7 large cloves chopped garlic, no beans
Some cans of stewed tomatoes, diced. I like chunks of tomato, just like G-ma made it, no beans
Some sauce, whatever fills the pot (I use an 8 quart), no beans
* Chili powder, 3-4 of each dried Passilla, New Mexico, California, deArbols, ground into powder with Garlic powder, and cummin, a dash of salt. mmmmmm chili powder.... no beans
Lots of Cumin, 2 TBS.? no beans
Crushed red pepper, for visual effect with the seeds, no beans
I added 6 halves of smoked / dried Habaneros from sethsquatch (thanks bro!), no beans
Serve it up with Flour or Corn totillas, or even Wonder bread if you want the "grampa Perez" experience.
Now, if you insist on beans, yes, you can make them in the same kitchen as the chili, grandma did pinto's in the ol' pressure cooker.
That thing scared the crap out of me when I was a kid.
She made two big pots of chili, one pot for all my aunts and uncles and cousins (I'm one of 14 grand children, adopted)
And the other pot for me and Grampa.
To this day, I don't know what she added to make that pot nuclear, I suspect Cayenne, but my wussie (100% mexican) family wouldn't go near it.
Hail to Grandma Jo!
Pork butt roast, cubed and lightly browned, no beans
1.5 lbs. ground beef, lightly browned, no beans
2 white onions, 2 poblanos, 5-6 Jalapenos lightly saute'd, no beans
5-6-7 large cloves chopped garlic, no beans
Some cans of stewed tomatoes, diced. I like chunks of tomato, just like G-ma made it, no beans
Some sauce, whatever fills the pot (I use an 8 quart), no beans
* Chili powder, 3-4 of each dried Passilla, New Mexico, California, deArbols, ground into powder with Garlic powder, and cummin, a dash of salt. mmmmmm chili powder.... no beans
Lots of Cumin, 2 TBS.? no beans
Crushed red pepper, for visual effect with the seeds, no beans
I added 6 halves of smoked / dried Habaneros from sethsquatch (thanks bro!), no beans
Serve it up with Flour or Corn totillas, or even Wonder bread if you want the "grampa Perez" experience.
Now, if you insist on beans, yes, you can make them in the same kitchen as the chili, grandma did pinto's in the ol' pressure cooker.
That thing scared the crap out of me when I was a kid.
She made two big pots of chili, one pot for all my aunts and uncles and cousins (I'm one of 14 grand children, adopted)
And the other pot for me and Grampa.
To this day, I don't know what she added to make that pot nuclear, I suspect Cayenne, but my wussie (100% mexican) family wouldn't go near it.
Hail to Grandma Jo!