/ck/ - Food & Cooking

>>11611122
Fun fact: The original chili con carne was meat pounded together with salt and chilis, formed into bricks, dried and rehydrated on the trail with branch water obtained on the prairie. If you add anything else, then you're not making chili con carne, ok? Really, really true, believe me ok? Everything else is just fake, really, ok?

>>11115012
>They're just different
Not to be mean, but you communicate like a roastie, and your shits all fucked up. Just sayin'.

>>11014235
If the primary spice profile develops from a variety of chili peppers, both dried and fresh, it most certainly is chili. However, it isn't chili de carnist.

Fun fact: The original TX chili was simply boiled pinto beans mashed with salt and various chilis, formed into bricks, dried and rehydrated into a soup on the trail. A small % of inbred trail hands had to have meat so they slaughtered a helpless, crippled steer and threw some in their bowls, but most rough and tumble trail hands were vegans.

>>10960443
If he took some jerky he wouldn't have to worry about that. Or alternatively take the original MRE, chili con carne.
>Pound tough beef cuts with ground chili peppers, salt, cumin, tomato paste, onion and garlic
>form into cubes and dehydrate
>on the trail, boil water and add dried cubes
>serve with a side of pintos, biscuits and strong coffee
Congrats, you realistically LARPed as an 1800's drover.