For some reason, I had the intense desire to
make chili last week.
Made chili last week accompanied by Bobs Red Mill corn muffin mix and must say was disappointed by the lack of sweetness.
I made this chili last week and have reviewed this recipe on my blog.
I made chili last night because it's * freezing * here!
Not exact matches
Thus, when Canada brought McWraps over from Europe
last spring, there were changes — the sweet
chili sauce was
made spicier, and tortilla chips were added to the Fiesta wrap because Canadians apparently appreciate multiple textures in a single bite.
Isaac
made vegetarian
chili last Sunday and I've been eating it all week sprinkled with a little nutritional yeast!
Last night I
made this pumpkin
chili and think it's great, except that the
chili powder was overpowering.
We
made them
last night and had them with wasabi mayo and a sweet - hot
chili sauce.
I
made a twist on this Mexican Quinoa Bake, but I used the
last remains of the vegetarian
chili as the beans.
If you're concerned, add more vinegar to lower the ph. Sauces
made with fermented
chili peppers will
last even longer.
I spoke of you during a cooking class I gave
last night (we
made a variation of your «cupboard stock» vegetarian
chili).
Last weekend was the Grey Cup and although the excitement can never match that of the Superbowl, we still
made some special food and Austin gave mom one day's notice for the menu: vegan black bean and corn
chili, guacamole, baked falafel and tabouli salad.
I got several pounds of their awesome grass - fed ground beef in my
last batch and knew I wanted to use it to
make chili.
I just
made these
last night to go with some chicken
chili and they were amazing.
I
made this recipe for the first time for the Super Bowl
last year and now is the only
chili recipe I use.
Made the
chili & muffins for my dinner party
last night and everyone was like «This is amazing can I have your recipe??»
Anyway, I
made this spicy black bean and lentil
chili last week while all of my family was still here because I knew that my cousins would eat a bean filled
chili.
I've
made the Bon Appetit Texas
Chili from
last year's November issue and it was a huge success.
Since my main meals are usually eaten away from home (I work in an ER), I like
making big pots of things that
last several days, and lately that's been sweet potato chipotle
chili (with black and kidney beans and tons of veggies).
I
made a vegetarian
chili last month that was mouthwatering, drool - worthy incredible.
Somehow the addition of
chili in sweet things
makes them more satisfying, and a smaller bite is needed to satisfy my sweet tooth — the advantage being that one batch
lasts longer.
Last year, Linda
made her Hot Mama's White Bean Chicken
Chili to sell at TOOT — the proceeds go toward food, litter, vet bills, and other supplies to take care of the 86 cats that we take care of.
Last week, I
made sweet potato lentil
chili which is definitely going to be added to our monthly meal plan.
I
made these
last night for dinner (followed the recipe to the T, except I omitted the Korean
chili powder, since I didn't have any).
This is the
chili I
made last week.
I
made the
chili with quinoa
last week and it was so delicious.
I also
made a very inexpensive batch of turkey
chili and to
make it
last even longer with smaller portions, I
made chili and cheese stuffed sweet potatos (top right).
To
make this vegetarian, omit the bacon and toss the squash and pears with the brown sugar and
chili powder during the
last 5 minutes of roasting.
I
made these
last night to serve with some Paleo
chili, they were amazing!
My Top 3 Favorite Savory Dishes from 2013 This Slow Cooker Quinoa Chicken
Chili became one of my new favorite meals after
making it
last January.
I
made a version of this
last night — I sauteed the tofu, though, after tossing it in rice flour that I seasoned with salt and Japanese
chili powder, and cooked the sauce down a bit before pouring it over the tofu.
I actually used the
chili lime sugar the
last time I
made my favorite black bean and corn salsa for tacos in place of agave.
In the
last three weeks I've
made cauliflower soup, even more vegan
chili, and now this Easy Lentil Soup.
The
last version I
made was with mushroom and thyme served with my tomato and
chili sauce.
I
made a butternut squash
chili last week and still want more - this squash soup sounds delicious!
Last week I
made a huge pot of vegan
chili and although it was delicious, it just didn't hit the spot.
Which brings me to the copycat
chili I
made last week, and the inevitable carb deliciousness that had to accompany it.
This recipe for buffalo sauce
chili was one of those test recipes, and
last Monday my taste testers helped me
make it perfect.
By the end of the workday, I was starving, so decided I'd
make the Turkey & Sweet Potato
Chili for dinner, which seemed like the heartiest of the recipes and Alison had confirmed
last night to be delicious.
I also
made a very inexpensive batch of turkey
chili and to
make it
last even longer with smaller portions, I
made chili and cheese stuffed sweet potatos (top right).
Even better, you can
make big batches and freeze the beans in smaller portions to quickly de-thaw and add to
last minute dishes like
chili, tacos, soup, etc..
I
made some hot
chili garlic sauce
last night, with honey and lots of garlic and a bit of mustard powder and apple cider vinegar.
In case you missed the
last few posts I'll give you an update: I
made an awesome
chili and announced we're moving to Seattle!
Made your chocolate
chili last night and it was also fabulous!
It's been quite a while since I've
made it and
last weekend's trip to Ohio definitely got me in the mood for soup and
chili.
We ate the
last of the
chili yesterday, so tonight I
make beef stir fry with broccoli, bell peppers, and onions.
With its array of homemade goat cheese, pasta
made with basil pesto grown onsite,
chili with local venison and spicy collard greens, a local food potluck
last night captures the difference a growing underground movement around local food is
making in Cleveland.
The only thing I didn't do this
last weekend was
make soup or
chili!