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Chili meat
What's your fave meat to use in chili? Why?
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Combination of beef and pork. Both cubed and not
ground. I like the flavor of the sauce better with 2 meats. I don't add beans either.
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Executive Chef
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Ground sirloin and cubed sirloin. It's lower in fat content when trimmed properly and you get a good flavor from it. I use 3 pounds of each, but I make 18 quarts and it lasts an entire year.
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I like ground and cubed sirloin, also. Sometimes, I grind up chicken for my chili, as well.
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I used to use ground but lately I omit the meat altogether. I use beans, peppers, onions, tomatoes and spices.
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I've been using cubed sirloin roast in preperation for my chili cookoff, and having good results.
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Banned
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Goat
Snake Armadillo |
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Certified Pretend Chef
Site Moderator
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I buy boneless chuck roasts, trim the fat and gristle and cube it.
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"If you want to make an apple pie from scratch, you must first create the universe." -Carl Sagan |
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Certified Executive Chef
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I've been making my chili for forty years - always ground chuck w/ beans too! Making some Sat. for the Michigan - Michigan State game !!
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Grandma's Boys - Isaiah (11) Cameron (3 ) |
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