Dave Anderson wrote: > > If you want chile recipes, go to Graeme Caselton's award winning > site at: > http://easyweb.easynet.co.uk/gcaselton/chile/chile.html > where depending on where you look at the page, he has either 657 > or 714 recipes for chili. > > His site should be required reading before joining this list, IMHO:-) Dave... Well. Went there - had been there before but didn't realize all the many chili recipes. A very nice site. VERY nice! However, you can't do a search for specific ingredients, you've got to go by the names of the Chili recipes. At this point, while actually cooking the chili, the site wasn't too much help. If anything, more confusing! But I did get some info there and wrangled things around in my mind. The chili's fairly warm/hot, to my standards, and still needs more cumin (I ran out... Yea. Gotta start buying even more in bulk...) and tomatoes, and prolly onion and garlic, too, but I think ittiz gonna be good. A musky, heavy, smokey chili - NOT your average mom/pop tomatoe/taco seasoning chili - very flavorful, just what I was looking for. Will serve with goat cheeze, cilantro and cut up onion... and maybe some cut up tomatoes, depending upon how many more I add. The following are the ingredients to date, and if anyone's interested in how I put them together, I'll be very glad to let you know if you e-mail me privately. I'll eventually, most likely, get the recipe here... But don't know when. 3 lrg country-style pork ribs 1 lb (approx) sirloin roast, cubed 4-5 strips bacon (thick sliced/smoked), cut in 1/2 some lard now and then flour 1/2 tbs Mexican Paprika 1/2 tbs Hungarina Paprika 1 tsp Calvin's Powder 1/2 tsp chipolte powder Splash o'beer (Goose Island Oatmeal Stout, this time... ;^) 2 large yellow onions, coarsely chopped 6 cloves garlic, pressed 2 tbs cumin 1 tbs ancho powder 1 tsp Calvin's Powder 1 tsp Hungarian Paprika 1 tsp Mexian Paprika 1 can chipoltes/adobo sauce Couple immature Waxies/Hungarians from the garden 2 large, very ripe tomatoes 1/2 pkg black beans, soaked green