[ARCHIVED THREAD] - Skyline Chili (Page 1 of 2)
Posted: 11/21/2015 12:13:40 PM EDT
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Anyone tried this stuff? Any good?
http://www.walmart.com/search/search-ng.do?search_query=Skyline%20Chili&adid=22222222224210994497&wmlspartner=wmtlabs&wl0=3531256013&wl1=e&wl2=skyline%20chili&wl3=15087684653&veh=sem We eat very little canned stuff but I have heard this stuff is pretty good. Is it worth having some around? |
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Love me some Skyline  Goldstar will suffice if no Skyline is near.Goldstar a back up 
I dont even bother getting in arguments anymore about Cincy Chili vs other chili with non natives. I tried making my first home batch a few weeks ago, surprisingly easy to cook. The recipe was no where near as tasty as Skyline. |
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http://www.walmart.com/ip/Cincinnati-Recipe-Chili-Mix-2.25-oz-Pack-of-24/22557327 This is what I use. 1# Hamburger 1 6oz can of tomato paste 1 packet of the chili mix 6 cups of water It's simply to make and taste pretty good. |
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You damned heathens don't know good canned chili.... THIS is good stuff! http://scene7.targetimg1.com/is/image/Target/13653322?wid=480&hei=480 Apples and oranges. That stuff is meant to be eaten in a bowl. Cincinnati style chili is a topping. |
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I like it, it does have clove, cinnamon, brown sugar and some other oddball things to find in chili.
If you have a Harris Teeter nearby some them have the frozen version. Don't get the one that has the spaghetti with it, I got a couple of them and the spaghetti was mushy. |
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Anyone tried this stuff? Any good? http://www.walmart.com/search/search-ng.do?search_query=Skyline%20Chili&adid=22222222224210994497&wmlspartner=wmtlabs&wl0=3531256013&wl1=e&wl2=skyline%20chili&wl3=15087684653&veh=sem We eat very little canned stuff but I have heard this stuff is pretty good. Is it worth having some around? It's the best that you'll ever try.....
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Anyone tried this stuff? Any good? http://www.walmart.com/search/search-ng.do?search_query=Skyline%20Chili&adid=22222222224210994497&wmlspartner=wmtlabs&wl0=3531256013&wl1=e&wl2=skyline%20chili&wl3=15087684653&veh=sem We eat very little canned stuff but I have heard this stuff is pretty good. Is it worth having some around? If you're looking for Cinci style chili aka meaty hotdog/spaghetti topping, it's good stuff. If you're looking for canned version of what you'd expect from a Tejas chili parlor, look elsewhere. Mmmmm, loves me some Skyline coneys.
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You damned heathens don't know good canned chili.... THIS is good stuff! http://scene7.targetimg1.com/is/image/Target/13653322?wid=480&hei=480 Never heard of it but at least it is chili...It gots beans 
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Anyone tried this stuff? Any good? http://www.walmart.com/search/search-ng.do?search_query=Skyline%20Chili&adid=22222222224210994497&wmlspartner=wmtlabs&wl0=3531256013&wl1=e&wl2=skyline%20chili&wl3=15087684653&veh=sem We eat very little canned stuff but I have heard this stuff is pretty good. Is it worth having some around? that's some expensive stuff. |
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http://www.walmart.com/ip/Cincinnati-Recipe-Chili-Mix-2.25-oz-Pack-of-24/22557327 This is what I use. 1# Hamburger 1 6oz can of tomato paste 1 packet of the chili mix 6 cups of water It's simply to make and taste pretty good. That seasoning packet it actually pretty darn good. We buy it to make hot dog topping and it is great as an occasional change from the normal spaghetti sauce. |
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We have a seasoning powder brand here called Cincinnati Recipe for making Cincinatti style "chili". All you need to add is water and ground beef then serve over spaghetti with kidney beans, raw onions, freshly shreaded sharp cheddar cheese. It ain't really chili but it ain't bad either. I will send you a few packs if you like.
The line of cultural demarcation between N. Kentucky and the Bluegrass (central Kentucky) is the Skyline Chili in Dry Ridge, KY where the Southern most Skyline is located. We drove those Yanks out of Lexington about 10 years ago. |
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It makes a hell of a dip!. Spread a base of cream cheese. Top with a heated can of skyline chili, diced onion and shredded cheddar. Bake til warmed through, 350 for 10-15 minutes. A ;little hot sauce and eat with Frito corn chips. The only dip I will eat at the Joker1 Farm and Range Complex is Buffalo Chicken Dip damnit! |
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The man has good taste 
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It makes a hell of a dip!. Spread a base of cream cheese. Top with a heated can of skyline chili, diced onion and shredded cheddar. Bake til warmed through, 350 for 10-15 minutes. A ;little hot sauce and eat with Frito corn chips. Yeah, I saw this and people where freaking out over it……. said it was SOOOOO good. Want to try it. |
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The man has good taste http://www.biographyarchive.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/05/alton-brown.jpg Quoted:
The man has good taste http://www.biographyarchive.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/05/alton-brown.jpg He looks scared in the Skyline Tweet. |
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It is bad spaghetti sauce, which is put on bad spagetti. I'm by no means a chili snob, but skyline/Cincinnati style chili just plain sucks. You have to be from a miserable place like Ohio for Cincinnati Chili to be seen as something good and worthy of praise.
My .02c of course. Girls I dated while in college in Indiana did not care for my Texan opinion on the matter, either 
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Fuck the haters, I love love love me some skyline chili. I like it sans noodles, with a heap of finely shredded yellow cheddar and a handful of oyster crackers!
Good eats. Big mug of black coffee, just the lunch to keep you 'warm' on a chilly late fall afternoon. 
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Hormel NO beans on a Koegel dog with diced onion, mustard, and shredded cheddar = WIN!!!! 
ETA: we have Skyline here, but Hormel is MO BETTER. James Hormel |
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He needed a native to show him how to eat it. He's doing it wrong. |
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As a former chef and Ohio native, I know 'Cincinnati' chili is very different than what most consider chili to be. Both are equally good, in their own right. I believe Cinci chili is considered a Greek recipe, originally.
Serve me a 3 way and a couple coneys any day of the week and I will smile from elbow to elbow
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