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When the weather cools down, it’s time to bring out the chili and soup recipes! I always loved my grandma’s chili. It’s a passed down recipe, for sure! And everyone I make it for absolutely loves it. It’s different from most chilis that my friends make in Texas, so I think that’s part of it—it’s a new and different take on an old standby for a lot of people. Don’t let the few ingredients fool you, it’s full and hearty.
Brown hamburger and onion. Add salt and pepper, seasoning to taste. Add chili seasoning and a dash of chili powder; stir. Transfer to a large pot and add tomato sauce, stewed tomatoes, beans, water (to desired thickness, about 1/2 cup), flour, and sugar. Simmer for about 20 minutes, warming through and letting flavors blend.
Serving ideas: cheese, Fritos, cornbread, saltine crackers.
This is one of those recipes that comes from my brain and not a recipe card. And lots of taste tests. A couple of notes:
1. I have found that Lawry’s chili seasoning gives the best overall taste. Plus, that’s just the way my grandma made it!
2. I use anywhere from one to two pounds of meat and adjust the ingredients accordingly.
3. I often use nearly 1 and 1/2 packets of chili seasoning, especially if the meat portion is on the heavy side.
4. I often use some of the stewed tomato juice and chili bean juice to help add flavor.
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