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A low maintenance chili recipe. Requires a big pot. Makes enough for loads of meals! | |
1 kilo of dry red kidney beans. | |
200 grams of dry black beans. | |
3 satchels of El Paso mixes (1 of taco, fajita, and burrito). | |
5 red peppers seeds removed. | |
3 red peppers with the seeds. | |
2 kilo diced beef. | |
3 cans of diced tomato. | |
3 or 4 cloves of garlic. | |
1 or 2 roughly chopped onions. | |
Cayenne pepper. | |
Ground chili. | |
Capsicum. | |
Mushrooms. | |
Whatever other vegies you like (celery and butternet pumpkins work well). | |
1. Soak the beans for an hour or two. Then cook them on a low flame heat (lowest possible flame). When they are no longer hard and you can bite through one drain the water. | |
2. Add the cans of tomatoes. Stir. Then add the El Paso mixes, the herbs, the chopped chilis, and the beef in parts, stirring them through the beans as you go. | |
3. Put on a low heat for a couple of hours. | |
4. The size of everything will reduce a bit. Chop up a capsicum (essential), throw in loads of mushies. Add whatever else. | |
5. Let it cook until the vegetables from step 4 are very well cooked. | |
6. Eat a bowl or two. Let the chili cool down. Parcel it into containers. Throw in the freezer. Heat them up whenever you need them. Good stuff! |
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