I've tried many premixed chili seasonings, brown bag, darn good chili...etc. A friend of mine told me about this years ago, and have done it ever since. Can be done on the stove or in a crock pot all afternoon.
2 15 oz. cans diced tomatoes
2 15 oz. cans of chili beans (red kidney beans in tom. sauce and chili seas.)
1 46 oz. bottle of spicy V8 juice
1/2 a large onion, diced
1 to 2 lbs. browned ground meat (Turkey, beef, venison)
Jalapenos or green peppers to taste
chili powder and/or cumin to taste
Put all but the seasoning and meat into a large pot. Simmer until onions and/or peppers are tender. Add the meat and any additional seasoning. Simmer until desired taste and consistency.
I know some of you consider it sacrilege to put beans in chili. But here in MN, chili has beans. Didn't have any japs or peppers today, but I used fire roasted diced tomatoes, about a lb. of smoked pulled chuck, chili powder and a couple healthy dashes of Smitty's this time.
A little cheddar cheese and homemade corn bread, and it's dinner time! Thanks for checking out my warm you up from the inside, below zero, winter meal. Mmm mmm good. Way better than Campbells. Lol.
2 15 oz. cans diced tomatoes
2 15 oz. cans of chili beans (red kidney beans in tom. sauce and chili seas.)
1 46 oz. bottle of spicy V8 juice
1/2 a large onion, diced
1 to 2 lbs. browned ground meat (Turkey, beef, venison)
Jalapenos or green peppers to taste
chili powder and/or cumin to taste
Put all but the seasoning and meat into a large pot. Simmer until onions and/or peppers are tender. Add the meat and any additional seasoning. Simmer until desired taste and consistency.
I know some of you consider it sacrilege to put beans in chili. But here in MN, chili has beans. Didn't have any japs or peppers today, but I used fire roasted diced tomatoes, about a lb. of smoked pulled chuck, chili powder and a couple healthy dashes of Smitty's this time.
A little cheddar cheese and homemade corn bread, and it's dinner time! Thanks for checking out my warm you up from the inside, below zero, winter meal. Mmm mmm good. Way better than Campbells. Lol.
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