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Chili is one of life’s simple pleasures, especially in the winter. There’s nothing better than a nice big bowl of chili and a cold beer next to a hot fire. Cooking it doesn’t have to be this whole day-long ordeal. Keep it simple with this hearty recipe from my grandfather!
Cook chopped onion, pork, and beef in a large pot until browned. (I’ve substituted with deer meat before and it’s also delicious.) Drain the fat, add tomato sauce and paste and bring to a low boil. Then add seasoning to taste, you may want more or less than the recipe calls for. Drain beans and rinse in a colander until they aren’t slimy anymore and add to the pot. Cook about 20-30 minutes until beans are tender. You may want to add a few teaspoons of flour if you want to make it a bit thicker. Serve with cheese and sour cream in a bowl, with Fritos or tortilla chips, or on top of a tortilla! Perfect for a big dinner party, a tailgate, or when your family is in town. Enjoy!
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