pittsburg special. 60 percent ground beef. 40 percent ground pork. also know as boston burger. I like spice, but too much heat and it's not enjoyable to me. I like lots of filler such as beans and onions, but my wife can't handle heat or beans, so I usually go quite lite on those.
I may try cocoa powder in a batch, as I hear people use this quite often. [Reply]
Originally Posted by Fire Me Boy!:
While Cincinnati-style chili is served over pasta, C-style chili is a very specific style. Normal chili over pasta isn't Cincinnati chili.
I did not know that. Reading about it online, it doesn't sound very good. Ever tried it?
Originally Posted by Fire Me Boy!:
I could, but then I'd have to kill you. My chili is super secret.
Ah, a squirrel based recipe, right?
I believe that is referred to as "Tuscaloosa chili." [Reply]
I will say the single best thing you can do to up your chili game is use homemade chili powder. AB's recipe is super easy, and it's outstanding. Make a huge difference. [Reply]
Originally Posted by Fire Me Boy!:
I will say the single best thing you can do to up your chili game is use homemade chili powder. AB's recipe is super easy, and it's outstanding. Make a huge difference.
I use his taco seasoning recipe. Very good. The coriander is a little different, but I really like it. [Reply]