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Richard Fl
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Thinking about the cold weather here in florida, hehe, caused this dish to appear!
Chili, Beef, Beans, Richard Fl
This recipe is a blend of different ones, from KennyG, Egret, Blue Smoke and The Skyline Chili Chain Miami, '70's and my own ideas.. Thanks to all.
INGREDIENTS:
First Cook:
3 1/4 Lbs Chuck, Ground Twice Course
2 Lbs House Brand (Publix) Mild Sausage
3/4 Lb Bacon, Thick Cut, Hormel, Black Label, Diced
Second Cook:
5 Cups Onions, White/Red, Chopped
2 Cups Bell Peppers, Yellow, Chopped
3 Tbs Garlic, Fresh Crushed
Add Rest:
2 1 3/8 Ozs Pkg Old El Paso Chili Seasoning
1 12 Ozs Can La Costeña Chipotle Peppers in Adobo Sauce, Pureed
9 Cups Fresh, Tomatoes, Pureed
1 28 Ozs Can Diced Tomatoes
1 14 1/2 Ozs Can Diced Tomatoes
1 10 Ozs Can Rotel, Hot
2 4 1/2 Ozs Can Old El Paso Chopped Green Chili
2 Tbs Indian River Pepper Blend
2 Tbs Indian River Seasoning Salt
1 Bunch Cilantro, Chopped
2 Tbs Cocoa Powder, Hot, Godiva
2 Tbs Cumin, Ground
2 15 1/2 Ozs Can Red Kidney Beans, Habichuelas Colorado
2 15 1/2 Ozs Can Pink Kidney Beans, Habichuelas Rosada
1 Stick Butter
1/2 Cup Red Wine, Cabernet Sauvignon
Use Broth if dry:
2 14 Ozs Can Beef Broth, Swanson
Smoke:
Applewood Chunks & Hickory Chips
Procedure:
1 Because of a time constraint the meat, and everything was done on the stove. After everything was in the DO and boiling, I placed in BGE.
2 Take a 9 quart dutch oven and cook the beef, sausage and bacon in the pot stirring every 5-10 minutes, covered, about 25 minutes. When done, remove and drain.
3 Take the onions, bell peppers and garlic and sauté until translucent.
4 Add the tomatoes and remaining ingredients except beans and beef broth, and bring to a boil. Add the meat back into the pot and stir. Add the spices and stir until blended. Now add the beans, drained.
5 The Large BGE had been set with a Sandbagger Spider, high position, direct and the temperature was 350°F. for the first hour. Then dropped to 275°F for the last 3 hours, It is still cooking 4 hours later. Maybe I will shut down the BGE after 6-7 hours and leave the dutch oven over night. Sounds like a plan! Had some applewood pieces and hickory chips for flavor.
6 Been cooking for 4 hours and still going. Added the beef broth and liquid from the beans toward the end as I needed to keep the chili moist.
7 After 6 1/2 hours on the BGE, I added a second can of beef broth, left the Dutch Oven on the BGE and shut the entire system down. Went to the SPA and decided I will deal with this situation in the AM. Good Night Richard. Just got up and checked the pot, still warm and the BEST chili I have made in 40+ years.
8 Am serving with raspberry cornbread muffins.
Yield: 9 Quarts
Preparation time: 1 hour
Cooking time: 4 hours
Recipe Type
Beef, Dutch Oven, Main Dish
Recipe Source
Source: BGE Forum, Richard Fl, 2008/01/18
Had a few stray tamales from a cuban restaurant the other day, so I tossed them in to add flavor and thickness with the masa.
Chili, Beef, Beans, Richard Fl
This recipe is a blend of different ones, from KennyG, Egret, Blue Smoke and The Skyline Chili Chain Miami, '70's and my own ideas.. Thanks to all.
INGREDIENTS:
First Cook:
3 1/4 Lbs Chuck, Ground Twice Course
2 Lbs House Brand (Publix) Mild Sausage
3/4 Lb Bacon, Thick Cut, Hormel, Black Label, Diced
Second Cook:
5 Cups Onions, White/Red, Chopped
2 Cups Bell Peppers, Yellow, Chopped
3 Tbs Garlic, Fresh Crushed
Add Rest:
2 1 3/8 Ozs Pkg Old El Paso Chili Seasoning
1 12 Ozs Can La Costeña Chipotle Peppers in Adobo Sauce, Pureed
9 Cups Fresh, Tomatoes, Pureed
1 28 Ozs Can Diced Tomatoes
1 14 1/2 Ozs Can Diced Tomatoes
1 10 Ozs Can Rotel, Hot
2 4 1/2 Ozs Can Old El Paso Chopped Green Chili
2 Tbs Indian River Pepper Blend
2 Tbs Indian River Seasoning Salt
1 Bunch Cilantro, Chopped
2 Tbs Cocoa Powder, Hot, Godiva
2 Tbs Cumin, Ground
2 15 1/2 Ozs Can Red Kidney Beans, Habichuelas Colorado
2 15 1/2 Ozs Can Pink Kidney Beans, Habichuelas Rosada
1 Stick Butter
1/2 Cup Red Wine, Cabernet Sauvignon
Use Broth if dry:
2 14 Ozs Can Beef Broth, Swanson
Smoke:
Applewood Chunks & Hickory Chips
Procedure:
1 Because of a time constraint the meat, and everything was done on the stove. After everything was in the DO and boiling, I placed in BGE.
2 Take a 9 quart dutch oven and cook the beef, sausage and bacon in the pot stirring every 5-10 minutes, covered, about 25 minutes. When done, remove and drain.
3 Take the onions, bell peppers and garlic and sauté until translucent.
4 Add the tomatoes and remaining ingredients except beans and beef broth, and bring to a boil. Add the meat back into the pot and stir. Add the spices and stir until blended. Now add the beans, drained.
5 The Large BGE had been set with a Sandbagger Spider, high position, direct and the temperature was 350°F. for the first hour. Then dropped to 275°F for the last 3 hours, It is still cooking 4 hours later. Maybe I will shut down the BGE after 6-7 hours and leave the dutch oven over night. Sounds like a plan! Had some applewood pieces and hickory chips for flavor.
6 Been cooking for 4 hours and still going. Added the beef broth and liquid from the beans toward the end as I needed to keep the chili moist.
7 After 6 1/2 hours on the BGE, I added a second can of beef broth, left the Dutch Oven on the BGE and shut the entire system down. Went to the SPA and decided I will deal with this situation in the AM. Good Night Richard. Just got up and checked the pot, still warm and the BEST chili I have made in 40+ years.
8 Am serving with raspberry cornbread muffins.
Yield: 9 Quarts
Preparation time: 1 hour
Cooking time: 4 hours
Recipe Type
Beef, Dutch Oven, Main Dish
Recipe Source
Source: BGE Forum, Richard Fl, 2008/01/18
Had a few stray tamales from a cuban restaurant the other day, so I tossed them in to add flavor and thickness with the masa.
Comments
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That reads good. How'd it taste?
Inquiring minds want to know.
Spring "Chili Weather" Chicken
Spring Texas USA -
Hey Leroy!
My daughter says it is a little chili in Austin. She says the locals aren't venturing very far outside. -
34° right now over there. Feels like 29°. But the sun is out and the sky is clear. Should be a beautiful day.
Warmer here. Also clear.
Even so, I don't want to be riding a bicycle just yet LOL.
Spring "Winter Is NOT My Favorite Season" Chicken -
Gets better by the mouth full! Ask me tomorrow after it ages!
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If mine "ages" in my stomach I can fire off some highly noticible air biscuits the next day. Is that what you are talking about???
Spring "Fresh Air Is A Wonderful Thing" Chicken
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