[ARCHIVED THREAD] - Dinner pic with chilli tutorial (Page 1 of 3)
Posted: 1/10/2010 10:00:32 AM EDT
In an effort to show the heathens who put beans,pasta,corn,rice,and all manner of other bullshit in chilli the error of their way I present Hog chilli .
How to make Texas Hog Chilli Get hogs 
Clean hogs 
Set up 15 gallon pot 
Cook bacon 
Add onions 
Sweat onions 
Chop garlic 
Add garlic 
Cook some more 
Add 25 pounds chilli ground hog 
Cook 
Till dry grey 
Add salt and pepper 
Add chilli powder,oregano,paprika,cumin, 
Add tomato sauce a not needed sacrilege 
Add beef stock 
Stem seed and re hydrate dried peppers 
Boat motor peppers till smooth 
Add peppers 
Add flour masa mixture and cook 30 or more minutes 
Serve without chips crackers or cheese as this is not needed with good chilli 
Make various dinner pics 
Start shit storm over beans no beans 
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You just hit the hogs with a garden hose and they fall all apart like that into a tin pan ??? We got not hogs like that up in NYS, I have a couple hondas like that though. Can you make bacon out of hogs ? We ground two of those pigs into 57 pounds of chilli. Will get pics next time Wild hog is lean so I cooked about 2.5 pounds of bacon ends and pieces to have some fat for the onions to cook with |
| Do you Texans even put saltines or sour cream or cheese of some kind in your (chili) once it goes in your bowl ? This is a serious question, all these Texan chili pics just look like a bowl of meat sauce(still look tasty). Is it taboo to add other things besides just the meat, sauce , and veggies. Just wondering what the official rules of Texas chili are. |
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Do you Texans even put saltines or sour cream or cheese of some kind in your (chili) once it goes in your bowl ? This is a serious question, all these Texan chili pics just look like a bowl of meat sauce(still look tasty). Is it taboo to add other things besides just the meat, sauce , and veggies. Just wondering what the official rules of Texas chili are. We have had two 25 pound + batches of chilli at our shop and yes we put everyting in it after its cooked. But once you add beans it is no longer chilli. The guys at the shop like cheese and fritos and I did have 4 gallons of beans there but thats another dinner pic  . I wanted to make chilli that needed no other adders to make it edible and as I watched the guys go back for their third and fourth bowls and start eating it without chips and cheese i realized I had done what i set out to do.
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Quoted: Do you Texans even put saltines or sour cream or cheese of some kind in your (chili) once it goes in your bowl ? This is a serious question, all these Texan chili pics just look like a bowl of meat sauce(still look tasty). Is it taboo to add other things besides just the meat, sauce , and veggies. Just wondering what the official rules of Texas chili are. Sure , it's Ok to add anything you want including beans , the problem is people won't come to face the facts that ORIGINALLY Chili was not made with beans , they were used as a filler , but uneducated people on the subject want to argue that it isn't Chili unless it has beans , we know that it is Chili before beans are added and it's Chili WITH beans after the fact |
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OP, it looks like someone stole the buttstock off of your SBR and wrapped foam around the extension for some crazy reason. That reason would be because its a pistol and mr. batf man wants his money to have that buttstock on there Is you aint give him his money yet? |
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Do you Texans even put saltines or sour cream or cheese of some kind in your (chili) once it goes in your bowl ? This is a serious question, all these Texan chili pics just look like a bowl of meat sauce(still look tasty). Is it taboo to add other things besides just the meat, sauce , and veggies. Just wondering what the official rules of Texas chili are. Sure , it's Ok to add anything you want including beans , the problem is people won't come to face the facts that ORIGINALLY Chili was not made with beans , they were used as a filler , but uneducated people on the subject want to argue that it isn't Chili unless it has beans , we know that it is Chili before beans are added and it's Chili WITH beans after the fact  What are you saying?
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OP, it looks like someone stole the buttstock off of your SBR and wrapped foam around the extension for some crazy reason. That reason would be because its a pistol and mr. batf man wants his money to have that buttstock on there Is you aint give him his money yet? Its a pistol and I don't owe him nothing. Its just a tube No place for the stock to click into. Its loud too and fairly accurate |
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It does look good, but yes, I like it with beans, too. Never let anyone else dictate the terms of your happiness to you. If you like beans in your chili, you like beans in your chili. If you prefer it without beans, that's the way you like it. Either way, you're not wrong. Make it the way YOU like it. If that means tossing live rats into the pot, go for it...but I reserve the right to not eat whole rat chili. CJ |
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OP, it looks like someone stole the buttstock off of your SBR and wrapped foam around the extension for some crazy reason. That reason would be because its a pistol and mr. batf man wants his money to have that buttstock on there Is you aint give him his money yet? Its a pistol and I don't owe him nothing. Its just a tube No place for the stock to click into. Its loud too and fairly accurate I follow you. I was more or less wondering if you intended to register it or you were happier with a pistol build. BTW, the food looks great. |
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OP, it looks like someone stole the buttstock off of your SBR and wrapped foam around the extension for some crazy reason. That reason would be because its a pistol and mr. batf man wants his money to have that buttstock on there Is you aint give him his money yet? Its a pistol and I don't owe him nothing. Its just a tube No place for the stock to click into. Its loud too and fairly accurate I follow you. I was more or less wondering if you intended to register it or you were happier with a pistol build. BTW, the food looks great. In the late 70's early 80's the m-16 were cheap and I just did not want to go through the process to get one and boy was that a mistake. I bought 3 lowers last weekend and I know our county sheriff and I think he will sign for me but if I did I would build another and go for the can too. I have always wanted a ruger 22 pistol with the integral can so maybe this will be the year.. The pistol lower was bought before the great one became president and built mainly in his honor because we still can . So I will keep it just to piss off liberals
These pigs make great chilli . We added some beef to one pot just to add flavor and a different texture and it took away from the pig meat. We had about 2.5 gallons left and some of the men asked if they could take some home so it must be good. |
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http://i205.photobucket.com/albums/bb277/texasrootersbrother/hogchili012.jpg She's got man hands. 
I aint no she
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