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u/kurtmanner Jul 05 '25
I’ve never used sure in mine; something new to try! My partner thought she hated chili here whole life until I made her this style (not going to say “real” or anything like that because everyone’s got their own way) and now she loves it. Looks great!
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u/PeanutGlum7010 Jul 05 '25
This dude 'chili's'
Looks fan-F*cking-tastic
I like how you do the chili's, gonna play around trying that way out.
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u/ispy1917 Jul 06 '25
Looks quite good. Love the brown plate. I have several sets. They are my absolute favorites.
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u/Matty_Boombalaty Homestyle Jul 16 '25
How long did you let it simmer? I made chili with a chuck roast once and I couldn’t get the meat to be tender.
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u/downsizingnow Jul 16 '25
About two or three hours at very low heat. Barely simmering. I often put it in the fridge overnight also.
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u/downsizingnow Jul 05 '25
Chuck roast, onion and garlic, cumin and Mexican oregano, suet. Chuck roast browned in bacon drippings. Various chiles.