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Chilli Con Carne........i Cannot Never Get It Right
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i love chilli con carne but i can never make it the same as i get in a mexican resturaunt . yesterday i bought beef mince , garlic, 3 tins kidney beans , 1 jar of tesco chilli mild sauce, tin tomatoes, 1 tube chilli puree .
i used 1 whole tube of tesco chilli puree in it and its still not even spicey or hot . i cooked it in slow cooker for around 6 hours high heat.
how do i make a good chilli con carne
i used 1 whole tube of tesco chilli puree in it and its still not even spicey or hot . i cooked it in slow cooker for around 6 hours high heat.
how do i make a good chilli con carne
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.If you want it hot cut up 4-5 fresh green chillis in small rounds.Leave the seeds and put the lot in the pot seeds and all. Depending on amount of chilli con carne I make I also add some dark cooking chocolate for the real authentic Mexican taste. Just add a few teaspoons of chilli powder if you have no fresh chillis to hand.
I use onion,tin of chopped Toms and one diced green pepper in my Con Carnes plus some Tom Puree.
I use onion,tin of chopped Toms and one diced green pepper in my Con Carnes plus some Tom Puree.
If you want something quick then go packets, but as you are using a slow cooker, do it right
This is a good recipe and simple, replace sweet paprika with a hotter chilli powder if you prefer and yes a square or two of the darkest chocolate at the end.
http:// www.lif estylef ood.com .au/rec ipes/20 97/gord ons-chi lli-con -carne
This is a good recipe and simple, replace sweet paprika with a hotter chilli powder if you prefer and yes a square or two of the darkest chocolate at the end.
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Margo. That's cheating. I always use re-hydrated dried kidney beans.
I can not see the attraction in using a slow cooker for SOME meals. I know I am a pensioner with a bit of time to cook but to cookm a fresh chilli con carne from scratch takes no time at all once the small amount of prep is done in advance. I know some people are out at work all day and like to slow cook but they still have to prep the ingredients first if using fresh and not out of a packet or tin.I agree tougher cuts of meat are better slow cooked but I do that in the oven and could never like a slow cooker. I bet I could cook up a chilli con carne in about 20 mins from scratch.
I can not see the attraction in using a slow cooker for SOME meals. I know I am a pensioner with a bit of time to cook but to cookm a fresh chilli con carne from scratch takes no time at all once the small amount of prep is done in advance. I know some people are out at work all day and like to slow cook but they still have to prep the ingredients first if using fresh and not out of a packet or tin.I agree tougher cuts of meat are better slow cooked but I do that in the oven and could never like a slow cooker. I bet I could cook up a chilli con carne in about 20 mins from scratch.
This recipe is pretty close to how I make a chilli con carne http:// www.bbc goodfoo d.com/r ecipes/ 3228/ch illi-co n-carne .
O retro
I thought you were gonna reminisce
It was the night of the Grand Chili blow out ,me and my mates
ans we went back to the station - the one on the news where someone had blagged the lavatories, and no one knew who - it led to the local headline:
toilets stolen - cops have nothing to go on
sorry - gets coat and leaves .....
I thought you were gonna reminisce
It was the night of the Grand Chili blow out ,me and my mates
ans we went back to the station - the one on the news where someone had blagged the lavatories, and no one knew who - it led to the local headline:
toilets stolen - cops have nothing to go on
sorry - gets coat and leaves .....
Forget the sauce and puree. Cook 2 large strong-flavoured onions in 1 tablespoon of oil with 4 large cloves of crushed garlic, 2 heaped teaspoons hot chilli powder, 1 tsp of cumin and 1 tsp of cayenne pepper. Then add mince and cook gently until browned. Cool slightly and spoon off any excess oil (I use a packet of 5% fat mince so there usually isn't any to get rid off). Add a quarter of a bottle of red wine, 2 tins of red kidney beans and a quarter of a tube of tomato puree. Cook gently for about 30 mins. If it gets a bit dry chuck in more wine. Recipe from a Mexican friend. Serve with sour cream and guacamole.
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