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Date: Aug 23, 2009
April's Chili Recipe
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Hey guys!

I cannot find my copy of the chili recipe April posted awhile back (I think it was called Virgie's Chili).

Does anyone have a copy they can post? I was hoping to make it for dinner this week, and am heading out to the grocery store today.

Thanks!!

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biggrin  I'm making this today!  It is so good!

 

Healthy Chili Recipe for Virgie

 

2 lbs 93% lean ground beef  (that’s the ground up meat on the white tray covered in plastic)

1 large onion, chopped (use a yellow one – use a big knife and be ready to cry)

1 large green bell pepper, chopped

1 large jalapeno, chopped

1 Tablespoon chili powder

1 Tablespoon cayenne pepper

1 Tablespoon garlic salt (I use garlic powder.  Either will work)

1 teaspoon salt  (that’s the white stuff in the shaker thing)

¼ teaspoon pepper (that’s the black stuff in the grinder thing)

1 tsp sugar (that’s the white stuff that DOESN”T taste like salt)

1 28oz can crushed tomatoes  (in the grocery store, the big cans, it will say CRUSHED TOMATOES!)

1 28oz can tomato puree  (in the grocery store, the big cans, it will say TOMATO PUREE)

2 14 oz cans beans (kidney or hot chili beans or whichever else you prefer)

 

1.  Dump the ground beef into a large skillet.  Cook until brown. 
2.  Remove the beef from the pan, leaving the grease behind  (it shouldn’t be too much grease because you’re using low-fat ground beef).
3.  Saute chopped onion and green pepper in remaining grease from beef for about 7-8 minutes (it should get soft). 
4.  Add beef back to the mix.  Add spices, mix well and allow to stand covered for 1 hour.  You MIGHT want to add a little more of the spices since you like spicy.  TASTE IT FIRST THOUGH. 
J

5.  Pour into crock pot and add tomatoes, tomato puree and beans. 
6.  Cook in crock pot on low at least 4 hours. 
7.  This is GREAT leftover!!! 
J

 

**This makes kind of runny chili.  If you like your chili thicker, you can use ½ the puree (buy a 14oz can instead of a 28oz can)!

 



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