2 lbs. ground beef
1 onion, diced
1 large can (29-30 oz) can red beans
1 can Guinness
1 oz unsweetened chocolate (fair trade)
diced green chiles or jalapenos
cumin
dark chile powder
salt and pepper
In a large pot, saute the beef and the onion until beef is cooked through; drain the fat and leave meat and onion in the pot. Add beans, Guinness, chocolate and heat until simmering. I didn't put amounts on the peppers and spices because you may like it less hot than I. The green chiles are milder than the jalapenos (I use canned in both cases); the cumin won't add heat, but gives it a kind of smoky flavor. I have also ground up dried ancho chiles into a powder and added them instead of the dark chile powder.
The stout and the chocolate give the chili a sweet undertone alongside the savory cumin and the peppers. This is good stuff.
Read the blog entry that goes along with it here.
Thursday, February 16, 2006
uncle milty's guinness and chocolate chili
Posted by don't eat alone at 10:20 AM
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I love this chili.
I like to add some cashews as well.
Thanks Milton!
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