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Cool temps= Brisket chili

ronbrad62

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I have been wanting to try something different with the leftover brisket in my freezer from a recent cook, and since the temps cooled down behind the two weather fronts that just passed, chili was on my mind.
First I chopped up an onion and mixed it up with a half green pepper and half orange to give it some color.
Sauteed in the pot and then added the chopped brisket.
Next in, the canned ingredients (beans, tomatoes, tomato sauce), then the spices.
It has simmered for over an hour and seems ready, but the wife and I agreed to let it all meld overnight and have it tomorrow so that we can finish the pot roast leftovers first. Does waiting up until midnight count as waiting until tomorrow? I've tasted it already and if it gets better, I may not be able to sleep!!
 

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Looks grand. Now the tough decisions:Zesta, Premium, Oyster-Tortillas-Fritos
That’s a beautiful predicament to be in

The Frito-Lay guy always has some Fritos stashed somewhere, other than that, Premium Saltines. Sour cream will definitely make an appearance!
I wanted this version to be bean-free, but my wife likes extra beans in her chili, so I just followed the recipe (2 cans) and let her nap.
 
The Frito-Lay guy always has some Fritos stashed somewhere, other than that, Premium Saltines. Sour cream will definitely make an appearance!
I wanted this version to be bean-free, but my wife likes extra beans in her chili, so I just followed the recipe (2 cans) and let her nap.


Don't forget pickled jalapeno's. I prefer the tamed sliced ones because i make my chili to my heat liking, so any additional heat needs to be minimal.
 
Brisket simply takes chili to the next level and your is looking on point. Fine job and just plain saltines please
 
Man that looks great!

Digging thru freezer looking for a chunk of cooked brisket...

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Chili without beans is taco soup.That is a fabulous looking concoction!
 
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It's rather fascinating how worked up people get over the bean situation. I made a batch of the Carol Shelby chili mix many years ago and it lists a can of beans as optional. I skipped all the optionals. I thought it was great, and she kept complaining about the lack of beans.

I think of chili like pizza. It's a concept. I've had pizza that had pepperoni on it, and other pizza that didn't. Just because it was missing pepperoni, didn't mean it wasn't a pizza.
 
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