Leftover Brisket Chili

Mister Bob

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One of my favorite things to make with leftover brisket is chili. This recipe is simple and delicious!

I started with two yellow onions, five garlic cloves and a handful of dried chili peppers (in this case Japones Peppers)
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Diced the onions, minced the garlic, removed the seeds and chopped the chilis.
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Into the cast iron pot with two tablespoons of vegetable oil.
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Sauté until tender and just starting to brown.
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Add:
1 can whole tomatoes (puréed in a blender)
2 cans red kidney beans (sorry Texas!)
1 can tomato sauce
1 can chicken broth
2 tablespoons chili powder
2 tablespoons brisket rub (I prefer SM Peppered Cow)
1/2 teaspoon cayenne
1 tablespoon Gravy Master
Salt to taste
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Chop about 1-1/2 pounds of leftover brisket
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And everybody into the pool
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Simmer for about an hour, add a little more cayenne to taste and enjoy!
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Delicious!
 
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Looks great Mr. Bob, do you get a lot of heat from the Japones? I'm assuming they re-constitute themselves as it cooks.
 
Looks delicious Mister Bob! Thanks for sharing your recipe. :grin:
 
I have a hard time believing you have leftovers. You must have to hide your food so you can have some for later.

Looks fantastic & thanks for putting up the recipe!
 
Looks great Mr. Bob, do you get a lot of heat from the Japones? I'm assuming they re-constitute themselves as it cooks.

Thanks! Japones are medium hot chilis, about 20,000 to 30,000 Scoville. A little hotter than a serrano, not as hot as cayenne. Yes, they re-constitute as they cook.
 
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