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Are you ready to get
started! Don't worry we will take you through step-by-step. It is a very
simple recipe. |
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Chili Ingredients |
Chili Ingredients
This recipe calls for:
1 Pound Very Lean Ground
Beef
2 Tablespoons Chili
Powder
1/2 teaspoon Salt
1/8
teaspoon Garlic Powder
1/8
teaspoon Red Pepper
1 teaspoon Ground Cumin
Powder
1 cup Water
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Chili Equipment |
Chili Equipment
For this recipe you will
need:
Large Sauce Pan
Measuring Cup
Measuring Spoons
Stirring Spoon
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Beef |
First Step: Beef
Place your sauce pan on the
burner and put the lean ground beef in it. Don't turn the burner on yet.
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Mixing Chili Spices |
Second Step: Mixing Chili Spices
Now mix the following spices
together:
2 Tablespoons Chili
Powder
1/2 teaspoon Salt
1 teaspoon Ground Cumin
Powder
1/8
teaspoon Garlic Powder
1/8
teaspoon Red Pepper
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Browning Beef |
Third Step: Browning Beef
Set your
stove burner on
medium high and stir the beef until it is slightly browned. Immediately
begin to break the beef into small pieces with your spoon. |
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Adding Chili's Spices |
Fourth Step: Adding Spice To Chili
Add the spices you just
mixed together to the meat. |
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Stirring Chili |
Fifth Step: Mixing Chili
Stir this
mixture until all the beef is evenly covered with the spices. The picture to
the left is what it should not look like. |
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Adding Water To Chili |
Sixth Step: Adding Water To Chili
Add and stir in:
1 cup water
Once you stir this in, put
the lid on your sauce pan and let the chili cook on a low setting for 25 minutes.
This slow simmer allows the meat to absorb the blend of spices. Once time is
up, skim the grease off.
Check on your chili about ten minutes after adding the first cup of
water. If it has evaporated, try turning your burner to a lower setting and
adding one to two more cups of water. |
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Chili |
Chili
Now sit down and enjoy your
chili! If you would like to freeze your chili go right ahead. We
recommend an air tight container or a freezer zip-lock-bag. Freezing this
spicy dish and reheating it later will not effect its taste. |
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