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>kidney beans in chili

>>4717507
It's a regional thing.

>>4717513
>not having beans in your chili
What are you, a faggot?

Chili, by definition, does not contain beans. Chili + beans is good, but it's no longer chili.

Bongland chili recipe:

>6 tins chopped tomatoes
>6 tins kidney beans
>500g minced beef
>1 large onion
>2 large peppers
>4 large carrots
>chilllliey powder (optional)

Roughly chop up all the veggies and fry them until soft. Blend the minced beef in a food processor until it's a beefy soup. Add the beef to the veggies, along with the tomatoes and beans. If you're feeling really adventurous you could consider adding a teaspoon of chilllllllieyee powder. Stir.

Your authentic Mexican chilllliey con carniey is ready to serve. Serve with boiled white rice (use about four times as much rice as chilliey).

>>4717565
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chili_con_carne

"Chili con carne (“chili with meat”), more commonly known simply as “chili”, is a spicy stew containing chili peppers, meat (usually beef) and tomatoes. Other seasonings may include garlic, beans, onions, and cumin."

GTFO.

>>4717565
Only by the definition of some competitions, which are also fine with putting things like prunes in it, so go ahead and figure that shit out.

>>4717577
who the hell calls it chili con carne rather than just chili?

>>4717565

Don't be a fag

>>4717565
Steer or queer?

>>4717577

Beans are not a seasoning, but Wikipedia fell, in my book. I plan to download it all at some point and keep it for anthropological value.

>>4717577
>putting tomatoes in your chili

While I'm fine with people putting beans in chili, I fucking HATE kidney beans in chili. They're too hard, and don't amalgamate with the rest of the ingredients, leaving these dark red shits in there. Chili should be a wondrous amalgamation of the ingredients that's hot and spicy yet melts in your mouth. Ranch Style beans all the way. (Or regular pintos, or cranberry beans)