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>>19988837
it was just some chili i made ages ago, not really photogenic aside from the set up

>>19788143
>most "chili" recipes barely have any chilis in them.
the people that say this don't seen to understand that chili powder is dried chilies.
I ground these up and it only made like 2 Tbsp of powder but thats more then enough peppers for a pot of chili

>>19446963
a whole fuklot of'em
first you de-seed then toast in the oven or dry skillet for 2 to 3 min until you start to smell them
then either grind them into chili powder or soak in hot water for 30min then puree in the blender

>>19407404
>I want to move away from the packet of seasoning next time
you'll need dried chilies which might be hard to get in your area
deseed them then toast in a hot skillet or oven until they start to smell
after that there are two different methods:
#1. gring the toasted chilies into powder and throw that in the pot like you would a seasoning packet
#2. (the authentic method) soak the toasted chilies in hot water for 30-45min then put in a blender and make a puree which will be the base for your chili sauce

buy some cumin seeds and toast/grind them as well, retards on here will say "no cumin" but you won't find a can of chili or seasoning packet in the world that doesn't have cumin in it

>>18948050
>>cumin
>not in chili
yes the fuck it is
even the most basic chili con carne recipes are beef and toasted chilis and cumin

>>18551370
chili powder is made from dried pepper

>>18340414
no! absolute crack head way and still got it wrong
you don't toast dried pepper wt ha open flame and you need to soak the toasted peppers in hot water until they soften then blend
here is a much better recipe for Texas chili
>https://www.chilipeppermadness.com/recipes/chili-con-carne/

Here is a nice chili con carne recipe

Diced beef chick
dried peppers like ancho,guajillo
fresh peppers like jalapino and habanero
white onion
garlic
cumin
beef stock or beer

toast dried peppers and cumin seeds tthen soak for 20min drain water then put them in a blender with some beer and puree
in large pot sear all the beef annd set aside
saute onion, fresh peppers and garlic
add meat, pepper puree, and broth in and simmer for 2 houres

>>17898402
that's before i cooked it down for 3 hours but even there it was so thick the spoon stood up in it
also i make my own chili powder

>>17746752
you do realize the pepper you posted only make a few Tbsp of chili powder which OP has

>>17720338
same but that's proper chili con carne which i consider a completely different dish then home style chili

>>17706232
i don't use a spoon, i use a tortilla chip to scoop up my chili

>>17658854
that sounds a lot like how i make my chili, i use wild turkey 101 instead of beer

>>17604698

>>14958963
i might have fuked up on this one.
Making my own chili powder by toasting some cumin seed, arbol, galiano , ancho