Slow cooking at 3-5 hours myself.
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Originally posted by Saltyag15 View PostDang...maybe I've never simmered mine long enough? I've always been complimented on my chili (lots of credit goes to threads like these), but after I brown the meat, I usually simmer for an hour max stirring occasionally. Will simmering longer make a difference?
chili cooked for 1 hour is fine, but I think the longer the better
I had leftover RB chili last night that was in the fridge for several days.... topped over fritos and shredded cheddar that stuff was incredible
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Originally posted by Cajun Blake View PostIMO ... chili, soup, gumbo, braising meats, stew, etc..... taste best when cooked "slow and low" for hours.
chili cooked for 1 hour is fine, but I think the longer the better
I had leftover RB chili last night that was in the fridge for several days.... topped over fritos and shredded cheddar that stuff was incredible
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Hey Blake?
I'm going to make some ragin this week. Have a few packs from Bowananza.
How spicy is it flowing your directions? I love spicy, but the wife not so much, and the little one loves spicy stuff but sometimes it'll give him a stomach ache. So should I use whole bag, or 1/2 or 3/4 then add more later?
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Originally posted by Kurdawg View PostHey Blake?
I'm going to make some ragin this week. Have a few packs from Bowananza.
How spicy is it flowing your directions? I love spicy, but the wife not so much, and the little one loves spicy stuff but sometimes it'll give him a stomach ache. So should I use whole bag, or 1/2 or 3/4 then add more later?
the chili is spicy with flavor but not HOT
you can control hot flavor by adding jalapenos or rotel with habaneros
zing zang has a little kick, so just use tomato sauce instead of ZZ if you want the chili milder
hope that helps
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Originally posted by Kurdawg View PostHey Blake?
I'm going to make some ragin this week. Have a few packs from Bowananza.
How spicy is it flowing your directions? I love spicy, but the wife not so much, and the little one loves spicy stuff but sometimes it'll give him a stomach ache. So should I use whole bag, or 1/2 or 3/4 then add more later?
My girls cant handle heat so I doubled the meat and used a whole packet. Turned out not hot at all but very flavorful.
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Originally posted by Avezorak View PostMy girls cant handle heat so I doubled the meat and used a whole packet. Turned out not hot at all but very flavorful.
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Originally posted by Saltyag15 View PostDang...maybe I've never simmered mine long enough? I've always been complimented on my chili (lots of credit goes to threads like these), but after I brown the meat, I usually simmer for an hour max stirring occasionally. Will simmering longer make a difference?
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