We had an annual chili cook-off at my church. A friend of mine, who was Navajo, always won with his closely-guarded recipe. One year, having had enough peer pressure, he decided he would reveal his secret. He got up on the stage with microphone in hand, and told the audience his exact recipe—in Navajo.
Oh he’s scared! That stammer when she confronted him-he’s dead meat. (Which I hope is in the chili, because beans are just beans with chili powder. I want meat in there.)
Dani Rice almost 7 years ago
Um, “chili rumble” doesn’t mean anything good in our house.
Kalkkuna almost 7 years ago
Beans / no beans determines if rumble or not.
NeedaChuckle Premium Member almost 7 years ago
I went to a chili cook off once and the chili that tasted like chili won. People were creative but their entries were like calling Starbuck’s COFFEE.
david_42 almost 7 years ago
My wife makes chili from a Cook’s magazine recipe, I make “childhood” chili. Both good.
Happy, happy, happy!!! Premium Member almost 7 years ago
Got me thinking now about a big batch.
After all, it is soup season.
That mens that it is also crockpot/slow cooker season.
JaneCl almost 7 years ago
Recipes, please!
cuzinron47 almost 7 years ago
What fun, a food fight.
ChessPirate almost 7 years ago
Uh, you might want to… rephrase that, Katy…
tammyspeakslife Premium Member almost 7 years ago
Yes… I get it, now. LOL
jbruins84341 almost 7 years ago
We had an annual chili cook-off at my church. A friend of mine, who was Navajo, always won with his closely-guarded recipe. One year, having had enough peer pressure, he decided he would reveal his secret. He got up on the stage with microphone in hand, and told the audience his exact recipe—in Navajo.
well-i-never almost 7 years ago
Oh he’s scared! That stammer when she confronted him-he’s dead meat. (Which I hope is in the chili, because beans are just beans with chili powder. I want meat in there.)