Calling all peeps...SuperBowl chili recipe - Page 3

James A. · 02-05-2005

You're next Denisea. Thanks.

Try the Adobo.

mckinzie · 02-05-2005

And for add-ins you can pan sear some opossum shanks.

James A. · 02-06-2005

Michelle's white bean chili and BK's award winning Texas red are simmering and ready for kick-off.

Thanks, guys. I'll let you know how the were received by my Tennessee clan.

James A.

Big Kahuna · 02-07-2005

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Originally Posted by James A.

Michelle's white bean chili and BK's award winning Texas red are simmering and ready for kick-off.

Thanks, guys. I'll let you know how the were received by my Tennessee clan.

James A.

Are there beans in that chili??? eeewwww... j/k

next thing ya know...they'll be serving it over rice!

Hope the chili and party went well! We had a house full and tons of fun...
I made beer cocktails, (3 dark beers mixed with 1/2 can frozen limeade served in cold mugs) strange brew but really good.
We cooked loads of homemade hot wings, stuffed jalepenos,
Artichoke dip and mini pizzas.

Didn't have time to violate the chikins...maybe next weekend.

James A. · 02-07-2005

No beans in yours BK. I think you are seeing onion. I took the liberty of making slight changes here and there.

I served yours with cinamon rolls (I actually ate mine over a roll...it was great).

All in all a big hit. Great game, too.

Thanks again.

James A.

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James A. sandbagger vidiot Join Date: Feb 2003 Location: Bell Buckle, TN Posts: 2,374	Michelle's white bean chili and BK's award winning Texas red are simmering and ready for kick-off. Thanks, guys. I'll let you know how the were received by my Tennessee clan. James A. Attached Images

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02-05-2005	#31 (permalink)
James A. sandbagger vidiot Join Date: Feb 2003 Location: Bell Buckle, TN Posts: 2,374	You're next Denisea. Thanks. Try the Adobo.

02-05-2005	#32 (permalink)
mckinzie lightweight Join Date: Nov 2003 Location: Highland Village,Tx (Kinz Standard Time) Posts: 13,552	And for add-ins you can pan sear some opossum shanks.

02-07-2005	#35 (permalink)
James A. sandbagger vidiot Join Date: Feb 2003 Location: Bell Buckle, TN Posts: 2,374	No beans in yours BK. I think you are seeing onion. I took the liberty of making slight changes here and there. I served yours with cinamon rolls (I actually ate mine over a roll...it was great). All in all a big hit. Great game, too. Thanks again. James A.

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