/ck/ - Food & Cooking

>>13211576
well not only water, but tomatos, beef stock, chili powder/spices, and (beans) are all additions to the base that is dried/fresh chilis or mash being cooked and stewed in water(with meat for chili con carne), you cant call your stew chili without it. real chili shouldn't have extra crap told by random people who mix in cheese grits, beans for no good reason, and fucking mayo. red is the purest form of chili con carne and the definition for ICS is pretty straightforward. "homestyle" chili is your cincinnati, your frito pie/chilidog chili, your stews with peppers, the key defining feature of chili is cooking peppers with meat.

>>13211585
agreed, >>13211582 ouch

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