Showing posts with label Easy Homemade Chili. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Easy Homemade Chili. Show all posts

Thursday, November 9, 2017

Friday Faves....My Favorite Cold Weather Soups, Stew and Chili

One of the things I love the most about Autumn, is getting out my favorite red soup pot and making some heart warming soup, stew or chili.  Today for Friday Favs, I thought I'd revisit some of my favorites all in one post!  Just click on the link for the recipe!








It's almost Friday, friends!
Have a HAPPY, HAPPY Friday
and
a safe and BLESSED weekend!



         1aaadoveladygfairy006    

Thursday, October 6, 2016

Friday Faves...My favorite Soup, Stew and Chili Recipes

One of the things I love the most about Autumn, is getting out my favorite red soup pot and making some heart warming soup, stew or chili.  Today for Friday Favs, I thought I'd revisit some of my favorites all in one post!  Just click on the link for the recipe!








It's almost Friday, friends!
Have a HAPPY, HAPPY Friday
and
a safe and BLESSED weekend!



         1aaadoveladygfairy006    

TidyMom
Shabby Art Boutique

Wednesday, November 9, 2011

Delicious and easy homemade chili on a cold fall night…

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The other night I was hungry for some homemade chili.

It seemed the perfect thing to have for dinner on a cold fall night.

The only trouble is I hadn’t soaked and cooked any dried beans and didn’t have enough time to.

So I ran to the grocery store and bought some cans of chili beans and threw together a little this and that,

taking some ideas from my recipe for taco soup.

It turned out so yummy that I thought I’d share the “recipe”.

Easy, Homemade Chili

In my 6 qt. soup pot I browned 2 lbs. extra lean ground beef.

Then I chopped one medium large sized yellow onion and cooked it with the beef.

Next I added 6 - 15 oz. size cans of chili beans, 2- 15 oz. cans diced tomatoes,

and 1 -15 oz. can tomato sauce.

For seasoning I added 1/2 cup taco sauce, 1 pkg. taco seasoning, 3 tsp. chili powder,

and 2 cloves minced garlic.

(seasonings can be adjusted to your taste)

I let it simmer for a couple of hours on low and served it with cheese, sour cream, sliced olives, and some yummy cornbread!

This almost filled the soup pot so makes enough for a crowd.

We shared ours with our oldest daughter and her family.

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It’s even better leftover!

 

Still following,

Elizabeth