To: mylife
I like the beans in chili. Texans do, too. I don’t know who started the image that Texans don’t like beans but I suspect it was a yankee.
9 posted on
01/31/2022 3:22:50 PM PST by
CodeToad
(Arm up! They Have!)
To: CodeToad
its just filler, and makes you fart

13 posted on
01/31/2022 3:26:39 PM PST by
mylife
(France? what can you say? How do you rule a land with 246 kinds of cheese?)
To: CodeToad
“I like the beans in chili. Texans do, too.”
It’s no longer chili, it’s a stew.
18 posted on
01/31/2022 3:28:12 PM PST by
LastDayz
(A blunt and brazen Texan. I will not be assimilated.)
To: CodeToad
One thing I started doing recently is pouring the juice from one can of back beans into the mix.
To: CodeToad
Traditional Chili had no beans or Tomatoes.
Exactly the way I like making it.
22 posted on
01/31/2022 3:30:24 PM PST by
Pox
(Eff You China. Buy American!)
To: CodeToad
My chili’s about 4 parts meat to 1 part bean, perhaps the reverse of what you’d find in the typical canned version.
24 posted on
01/31/2022 3:31:02 PM PST by
eclecticEel
("The petty man forsakes what lies within his power and longs for what lies with Heaven." - Xunzi)
To: CodeToad
It’s chili beans (beans in a chili sauce) which is fine.
But it is not beans in the chili (not fine).
And yes, the “T” is for Texas.
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63 posted on
01/31/2022 4:27:06 PM PST by
TLI
(ITINERIS IMPENDEO VALHALLA)
To: CodeToad
When I make chili, about 4 gallons at a time, I add 2 big cans of chili hot beans. But, I take one can and grind it into a paste before adding. All the bean flavor, and it really thickens the chili (I add the ground beans when it’s almost done)
96 posted on
01/31/2022 5:33:35 PM PST by
joe fonebone
(And the people said NO! The End)
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