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Offline Mike White

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Mike's Venison Chili
« on: March 20, 2005, 04:07:42 PM »
I think I have finally perfected my Venison Chilli recipe. Try it for yourself and tell me how you like it. It does use McCormick chili mix, so it's not all from scratch, but it is really good.
 
Ingredients:
4 Large jalepeno's (3 for Chili, 1 for Corn Bread)
3 habaneras (2 for Chili, 1 for Corn Bread)
2 Packages of McCormick mild chili mix
2 large cans of kidney beans (15oz?)
2 cans of stewed tomatoes (14.5oz)
2 boxes of Jiffy Corn Bread Muffin mix (for accompanying the chili with corn bread)
2 lbs ground venison (you could use beef)
 
preparation:
Cut 3 jalepeno's and 2 habaneras into small pieces
With large frying pan brown venison with 3 of the jalepeno's and 2 of the habaneras
Pour browned venison (with peppers) into large crock pot. Pour both cans of beans, both cans of tomatoes, and both season packets into crock pot and stir until well mixed.
I personally set my crock pot for the longest time available (10 hrs) but the meat is cooked so I guess it is fine to cook it for what you feel comfortable with.
 
I also cook two pans of corn bread with my chili. One of them is made with the extra jalapeno and habanera mixed in with it (very good).
 
This chili is pretty warm, I think it actually increases while your eating it so you may want to leave out a pepper or two on the first try. Enjoy!
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Mike's Venison Chili
« Reply #1 on: August 05, 2005, 07:04:26 AM »
I was just thinking, with those habanero peppers it's probably pretty hot. Sounds delicious though.

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« Reply #2 on: August 05, 2005, 11:15:08 AM »
Yes, if you cannot handle spicy foods you wouldn't want to follow the recipe exactly.  :)
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