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<blockquote data-quote="iLL-Faded" data-source="post: 874358" data-attributes="member: 554073"><p>Saute up some veggies. I like to use onion, red peppers, and mushrooms. About a handful of each should do it for a large amount.</p><p></p><p>Brown some ground turkey meat, or ground beef if you prefer. Make sure to drain the fat periodically.</p><p></p><p>When veggies and meat are done, add them both into a large pot, and then add in your favorite beans. (i like kidney beans but you can use any.) Add in about a spoonful of tomato paste, some crushed canned tomatos, and mix it all in until you have a nice consistency for chili. Then add in all your spices. I like chili powder, kumen, paprica, garlic powder, and onion powder.</p><p></p><p>Then just let it simmer over low heat until its nice and bubbling and you have he right consistency.</p><p></p><p>Like I said, it takes a while, but it's awesome for a change and you can make a massive amount and freeze it.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="iLL-Faded, post: 874358, member: 554073"] Saute up some veggies. I like to use onion, red peppers, and mushrooms. About a handful of each should do it for a large amount. Brown some ground turkey meat, or ground beef if you prefer. Make sure to drain the fat periodically. When veggies and meat are done, add them both into a large pot, and then add in your favorite beans. (i like kidney beans but you can use any.) Add in about a spoonful of tomato paste, some crushed canned tomatos, and mix it all in until you have a nice consistency for chili. Then add in all your spices. I like chili powder, kumen, paprica, garlic powder, and onion powder. Then just let it simmer over low heat until its nice and bubbling and you have he right consistency. Like I said, it takes a while, but it's awesome for a change and you can make a massive amount and freeze it. [/QUOTE]
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