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Yates’ Gas It Up And Move It Out Chili

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Meats Spanish 1 Servings

INGREDIENTS

3 lb Ground Beef, get inexpensive
meat not too lean. you
need some fat
3 Onions, finely chopped
1 Bell Pepper, finely chopped
3 t Minced Garlic, usually in
the produce or
refrigerated
section
1 T Salt
1 t Red Pepper, ground cayenne
each additional tsp is
another alarm
1 t Paprika
2 t Oregano
2 T Cumin
1/3 c Chili Powder, Cain's if you
can get it
3 8 oz Tomato Sauce

INSTRUCTIONS

ST OFF...THIS AIN'T Q!!!  Since it's below 20 degrees in East Texas
right now, I thought  everyone might enjoy some chili. It does warm the
bones.  I worked on this recipe for about 5 years. My son made it last
night  to take as a project for his spanish class. They provided a
luncheon  for the faculty members at his high school.  The single
batch, I am told, was gone within 10 minutes. I have had  over 30
requests for the recipe tonight.  I'm not trying to brag, and I'm not
trying to sell anything, but I  figured that if it is that good, maybe
some Q'ers might enjoy it too!  Let me know if you try it and like it.
By the way, the original name was "Snowbubba Four Star Fart Start
Chili".  Since I was forced to send the recipe to the school I changed
the  name to  "Yates' Gas It Up & Move It Out Chili".  I hope that you
enjoy it if you try it!  In a large pot (preferably cast iron) brown
ground beef. Lightly  sprinkle salt on meat (does not include TBS
above). Halfway through  browning, add garlic, chopped onions, and bell
pepper. Note: Never  add garlic until there is some liquid in the pot.
Onions will be  almost clear when browning is complete. Drain the meat.
Add salt, red  pepper, paprika, oregano, cumin, chili powder, and
tomato sauce. Let  simmer for three to five hours at a low temperature.
A crock pot  works great.  I do just like Justin Wilson does & "stirs
da pot after each  ingredient is added."  You can cheat and eat after
about 30 minutes, but it is better after  it simmers for a while.  If
it don't taste good, you didn't do it right! Try again!  This is not
healthy chili...It's good chili!!!  Posted to bbq-digest V5 #005.DON
From: Bruce Yates <dbyates@worldnet.att.net>  Date: Tue, 17 Dec 1996
21:23:32 +0800

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Nutrition (calculated from recipe ingredients)
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Calories: 2137
Calories From Fat: 621
Total Fat: 74.6g
Cholesterol: 0mg
Sodium: 14850.1mg
Potassium: 3978.4mg
Carbohydrates: 353.5g
Fiber: 36.2g
Sugar: 78.6g
Protein: 51.4g


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