food Hillbilly Chili

I would think browning beef, sausage, and bacon in the pan, and not draining the fat, would make for an unappealing layer on top of the finished product. That and beans! Oh noeees.

:)
 
I would think browning beef, sausage, and bacon in the pan, and not draining the fat, would make for an unappealing layer on top of the finished product. That and beans! Oh noeees.

:)
Well, didn't win outright but took the moral victory. 6 co-workers judged the thing........all co-workers ate the chili.......the Hillbilly Chili was the first pot empty so it was obvious which the masses picked. :) Try it THP........the layer on top was just part of the glory! :woohoo: Thanks 4 the recipe Hillbilly!
 
Well the pic looks good HillBilly, hmm maybe you drained some of that fat?
 
well I just got the chili on the stove to cook for "at least 2 hours" and I can't wait for it to be done. I will post pics give a review and tell what peppers I used and what I added later. thanks hillbilly for the recipe can't wait until it's done.
 
My Spin:

So I used Trinidad Scorpion, Billy Boy Douglah 7 Pot Hybrid, Black Pearls, Maui Purple, Yellow Devils Tong, Hanoi Red, Chocolate Jolokia, and Orange Habanero but I put them in the food processor for just a min. and I added some Bhut Jolokia powder and smoked Bhut Jolokia powder.

Taste :

OK this had great taste and really good heat. I think I add just the right amount of peppers and powder. you can taste everything. It was so good. I am still letting it cook but I can't wait to bring it to lunch tomorrow and let everyone try it.
Now I need to find out how to add pics. ( i cant find the post tht tells you how)
 
dries
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wets
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peppers and onions
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meats
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BACON
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chili
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Thats a lot of ingredients but it sounds like they work wonderfully together!! Thanks for sharing your recipe I may have to try it out !!

xo Nicole
 
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