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Old Fashioned Homemade Chili

You’ll love flavor of our Old Fashioned Homemade Chili Recipe. Mildly spiced with cumin and chili pepper, the chili has just the right amount of spice in it that may even evoke some nostalgia when you eat it. For this recipe you’ll need tomatoes, green peppers, olive oil, onion, garlic and our delicious spices. You can also add fresh parsley, ground beef or turkey and crushed red pepper for a more hearty and spicier chili. Then, top it with your garnishes of choosing. We think this old fashioned homemade chili is best finished with a side of our Golden Cornbread or Gluten Free Cornbread.
Main Dish

Servings

6 to 7 cups

Prep Time

12 hours

Cook Time

3 hours to 3 hours 30 minutes

Difficulty

Medium


Ingredients

  • 1 package Old Fashioned Chili Mix
  • 1 can (28 ounces) tomatoes diced
  • 1 bell pepper diced
  • 1 large onion diced
  • 2 garlic cloves minced
  • 1 spice packet included in chili mix
  • 1 1/2 tablespoon olive oil
  • 1/2 cup chopped fresh parsley, optional
  • 1 pound ground beef or turkey, optional
  • 1/2 tsp red pepper crushed, optional

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Old Fashioned Chili Mix
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Old Fashioned Homemade Chili

You’ll love flavor of our Old Fashioned Homemade Chili Recipe. Mildly spiced with cumin and chili pepper, the chili has just the right amount of spice in it that may even evoke some nostalgia when you eat it. For this recipe you’ll need tomatoes, green peppers, olive oil, onion, garlic and our delicious spices. You can also add fresh parsley, ground beef or turkey and crushed red pepper for a more hearty and spicier chili. Then, top it with your garnishes of choosing. We think this old fashioned homemade chili is best finished with a side of our Golden Cornbread or Gluten Free Cornbread.

Instructions

  1. Remove spice packet.
  2. Wash and drain beans.
  3. Soak beans overnight, or microwave beans submerged in water in a partially covered container at 100% power for 15 minutes.
  4. Drain and rinse.
  5. Assemble beans and enough water to well cover the beans in a 4-quart pot.
  6. Bring to a boil, reduce heat, and simmer gently for about an hour uncovered.
  7. Add water as needed so that beans stay well covered.
  8. While beans are simmering, sauté onions, bell pepper, garlic, spices, and optional parsley in oil until tender.
  9. If using beef or turkey; brown, drain fat, and add to the veggie mixture.
  10. Add mixture, tomatoes, and any additional liquid desired to the 4-quart. pot.
  11. Return to a boil, reduce heat, and simmer gently for another 1 1/2 to 2 hours or until beans are tender.
  12. Cooking times may vary.

Recipe Notes

Ingredients: Small red chili beans, spices: cumin, chili powder, parsley, and salt.

 

Slow Cooker Instructions: 

Rinse and soak the beans as instructed in the recipe, then put into the slow cooker in the morning on low heat with the spices, beans, water and optional ingredients. Don’t add the tomatoes until later as they slow down the cooking. Cook on low/slow all day, checking the liquid level occasionally. Add additional water as needed. By the evening the beans should be soft enough that you can add the tomatoes and prepare for eating. 

 

Instant Pot Instructions:

  1. Chop onions, vegetables, and other add-in ingredients as instructed on the box. 
  2. Add all ingredients to the instant pot. Cover with 8 cups of water or broth, or just enough to cover ingredients with 1 inch of liquid. Do not overfill your pot. 
  3. Close the lid, and set pot to cook.  
  4. Cook for 40 minutes on high pressure, then natural release for at least 15 minutes before quick-releasing. 
  5. Once pot has depressurized, stir gently and serve. 

General Tips 

  • Instant pot cooking times can vary greatly due to size, brand, and even home location. It may take a few tries to find the perfect cook time for your preferences. 
  • Do not soak beans before cooking. While cooking beans in the instant pot does not require soaking, it is still a good idea to rinse your beans before cooking. 
  • Many instant pots have a sauté setting that is perfect for browning vegetables, onions, and any other additions to your soup before pressure cooking. This is optional, and our soups will still turn out delicious without it. 

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I had this at Whole Foods market and it was delicious and spicy!


This is so good. It's delicious and a great comfort food.


Wonderful.
(Typical of internet recipients.)
How many cups and what type of dried beans do we measure out and use?
What else is missing from your recipe?!

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