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The Chili Cookbook: A History of the One-Pot Classic, with Cook-off Worthy Recipes from Three-Bean to Four-Alarm and Con Carne to Vegetarian Rank: #80510 in BooksBrand: Random HousePublished on: 2015-09-29Released on: 2015-09-29Original language: EnglishNumber of items: 1Dimensions: 8.30" h x .80" w x 7.30" l, 1.25 pounds Binding: Hardcover200 pages 5 of 5 people found the following review helpful.The best chili cookbookBy Jason AdamsI live in Michigan, where the winters are cold and chili is my go-to for a warm, nourishing meal. I've tried quite a few recipes online, as well as other cookbooks on the subject, but I was really impressed with this one. Walsh gives an interesting history of chili itself, including regional variations, the history behind the chili cookoffs, etc. I actually sat down and read the whole thing. What really makes this book worth it are the recipes, though. The ingredients are all pretty readily available, unlike others I've seen (where the heck do you buy suet or tallow) Wick Fowler's 4-Alarm Chili is amazing. As is Ed Real's Chili Con Carne (with 1/2 pound of bacon!) Walsh also includes alternate instructions for many recipes for those (like myself) who prefer to use a slow cooker. Highly recommend this book - you won't regret it!10 of 11 people found the following review helpful.More than just Chili!By CCs Front PorchI was on the fence about buying this cookbook because in my head, a man is the one who makes the chili. He doesn't need a recipe. He throws crap in a pot and it tastes great ! That's what men do is make Chili, steaks, and burgers. Well, that's the only thing my man does and I have had to claim his man card to get him to do those three things. He has made the chili in the house the past few times and has done a good job. I ordered this for him to sit on the coffee table thinking he may pick it up out of boredom one evening. I myself have 100s of cookbooks and I probably only pay attention to the recipes if it is something very specific. I am more about the science and the information on why the recipes work or the hints throughout cookbooks. I figured he would look through and it just get some ideas.Well, little does he know this is my cookbook!!! It not only has chili recipes but it has the basic recipes for all tex mex recipes I love such as Chili Con Carne, Huevos Rancheros, Red chili sauce, Homemade chorizo, etc. And the kicker is it has a recipe for El Real's cheese enchiladas in it. I can't wait to try it.If you have ever made a complete Mexican meal at home you know it is an all day affair. I am excited for the sauce recipes. My plan is on a weekend, make a triple batch of the sauces only and freeze them for future use. A cheese enchilada dinner would be easy to come home and make if I already had the chili con carne sauce and enchilada sauce made before hand. I am thinking of googling how to can the sauces for longer shelf life as well. It would be awesome housewarming gifts as well. I can't wait!1 of 1 people found the following review helpful.Fantastic bowl of comfortBy Craig M. StridI was eyeing this book and while I was previewing a sample of the book I saw a recipe that caught my eye. I have grown and roasted my own hatch or Big jim chilis so when I saw this green chili recipe with pork and potatoes I had to try it out.I brined the pork in a southwest marinade and roasted my potatoes with a garlic southwest oil. I stir fried the bacon and sliced pork. I wanted to roast an ear of fresh corn but instead chose to just add a can of drained corn. I also added one can of roasted chopped tomatoes. For the green chilis I added 4 big cans of roasted chilis. Then there was the sweated two onions, two garlic bulbs and salt and pepper. I didn't know what to expect. The wife said that four cans of chilis was an awful lot. The wife ate one bowl and said it was really good. My son ate three bowls and I ate two. I served it with homemade bread.See all 54 customer reviews...
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