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Old 08-08-2018, 07:33 AM   #1
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Default Chili- Beans vs No Beans

It’s a debate that evokes memories and emotions. Kind of like a 38 Special or Heart song. There are those events in life that are deeper than the spoon in the bowl. I love traditional Texas no bean chili, as well I love chili with beans in the pot. Most important to me is that it’s not sweet and has some heat. Bride brought home some takeout chili yesterday that was really good. It had beans. So I pondered most of the evening with the conflict in my soul of the Bean conundrum. To an extent, guilt. I really enjoyed it. It reminded me of Taco Soup with chili seasoning instead of the ranch dressing or taco meat seasoning usually found. There was not a hint of sweetness. Ground burger and smoked meat. Basic. While I Identify as Texan-I was born in Oklahoma. Beans in chili are legal there. Basic Taco Soup recipe or even a bland no sugar chili recipe with smoked meat- then kick that pot up with roasted green chili and smoked brisket . Amen

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Old 08-08-2018, 08:32 AM   #2
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Looks great! Having spent a large portion of my adult life in Texas, I'm firmly in the "Add beans if you want 'em!" camp. Making hard rules for Chili of all things kind of goes against the fiercely independent Texas spirit, IMO. Many folks in East Texas still use beans, btw.
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Old 08-08-2018, 08:33 AM   #3
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My ONLY question would be "Why is the bowl so small?".
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Old 08-08-2018, 09:35 AM   #4
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Here in the Carolinas, I make two kinds of chili. Chili with onions and beans for eating right out of the bowl and chili with no beans or onions and a little sweeter for burgers and hot dogs. That's my $0.02.
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Love the beans in my chili!
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Old 08-08-2018, 10:03 AM   #6
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I like beans in my chili When I make a big pot I put in several cans- usually different types for different colors
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This??? Again???
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I make chili with no beans. I eat all chili - beans or no - happily.
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When I have chili in a bowl, it has beans in it. The only way I eat it beanless is on top of something.


Notice the label. "Add beans to make great chili".
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Can't remember the last time I've had it with beans.
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beans are good for you....
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Can't remember the last time I've had it with beans.
Do you put it on something, like cornbread or rice? I know Adams puts it on Fritos.
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One of the the advantages of living in a non BBQ area is that I have no rules here!!
I can add beans in my chili if I want. I can put Alabama white sauce on anything I want. I can even have NC style BBQ beef ribs if I want!
That being said, if I am making chili as a topping - no beans. If I'm making for game day or eating- beans
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I used to put beans in my chili and use it for a hot dog topping. But i realized i like hot dogs with baked beans on top better.
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Do you put it on something, like cornbread or rice? I know Adams puts it on Fritos.
Frito Pie. That's one of the better was to eat chili. With some red chile sauce...yum!
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