/ck/ - Food & Cooking

>>11201239
If you're going with a packet at least get Carroll Shelby, adding a few fresh peppers and other stuff that tastes good would be a good idea too.

>>11201239
That's more like chili con frijoles. I hate Brits.

>beans

>>11201239
>chili con carne
>no chili
>frijoles
Sorry mate but you just made frijoles con carne. You how when you make fish and chips, but use beans instead of fish, and your gf laughs at you and goes to the pub to get a proper fish and chips and goes home with one of your mates for a night of sweaty sex? Frijoles con carne is a mistake like that.

I love these threads if only for the bean triggering.

>>11201239
Who's maggi

>>11201239
I think you made a mistake, anon. You posted a pic of some kind of ground beef and bean stew instead of showing us you chili con carne.

>>11202051
It is your mistake, friend--chili con carne is nothing but a beef and bean stew with a chile base

>>11201350
What's wrong with beans?

For me it's McCormick

>>11202192
Faggot.

This is what chili seasoning looks like.

>>11202192
>no MSG

>>11202101
>being this retarded

>>11202193
>buy 6 different types of peppers or one 99cent packet
lmao at ur life

>autism over food
As long as it tastes nice.

>>11202209
All those peppers probably cost about the same as a 99C packet. Peppers are cheap as fuck.

They also taste a hell of a lot better than your preground oxidized dust. Don't forget to char the fresh ones before you put 'em in the pot. you can do that while you sear off your meat too.

>>11202209
Bad bait

>>11202221
>All those peppers probably cost about the same as a 99C packet.
that's wrong though

>>11202221
Please post chili when its done. You putting that steak in there too?

>>11202229
Depends on where you live, I guess. In my area most of those are about a buck to a buck fiddy a pound, and there's only a fraction of a pound there.

>>11202232
That's from a cookalong I posted a few years ago.
Yeah, the steaks went in there. So did some ground venison and pork.

I eat chili every day. Really All you need are some beans, tomato paste, and chili powder. heat up in a saucepan with water and chili is done.

>beans don't belong in chili con carne
Anyone have any basis for this meme other than NEET 3rd worlders being triggered?

>>11202304
It is true that beans are disallowed in most chili cookoffs. I don't know why that is though.

It's just one of many things that people like to sperg out over. It's no different than asking two Frenchmen what the recipe for a cassoulet is, asking two Spaniards what goes in Paella, or asking two Thais what goes in a laarp.

>>11202101
>being this retarded