I never really follow a recipe when I make my Chili, usually I just through a bunch of stuff in and go. Yesterday my Chili consisted of:
1 Package Old el Paso Chili seasoning. (You can make your own with spices and herbs but I just happened to have a package handy)
2lbs browned Lean Ground Beef with 4 garlic cloves
1 can (28floz) Crushed Tomatoes
28oz Tomato Sauce (I use Presidents Choice Original tomato sauce)
1 Onion diced
1 very large Carrot diced
1 Large Can Red Kidney Beans (drained and rinsed)
1 Large Can Black Beans (drained and rinsed)
A generous squirt of Sriracha Sauce
Sea Salt and Fresh Gound Black Pepper to taste
Place in Slow Cooker for 6 Hours on High or 8 Hours on Low
Now you don't have to use these exact ingredient, everyone likes different flavors and textures in their Chili. I happened to use 4 gloves of garlic because I love garlic, crush tomatoes because my husband hates tomato chunks and I used a carrot because I had no peppers and it needed some sort of vegetable.
Next time I might ad a little more heat, I think the Sriracha sauce mustve cooked down a bit and my husband loves spicy food. So next time I might experiment with paprika, cayenne paper and other hot sauces.
For the fresh baked bread I used my handy dandy Black & Decker Bread Maker. My favorite bread to do in that is just a simple White Bread recipe (we're super unhealthy - sugar and gluten! OH MY!) But my husband loves him some white bread. He always comments that theres nothing better than freshly baked bread, and I have been instructed to make it weekly so we don't have to buy a loaf of bread every week.
The white bread recipe I pulled from google.
Place ingredients in bread machine in the following order:
1 1/2C Water
2 Tbsp Powdered Milk
2 Tbsp Shortening
3 Tbsp White Sugar
1 tsp Salt
4C All Purpose Flour
2 tsp yeast
Select desired cooking time on bread machine
So there you have it, a quick and easy meal which will cook away as you go about your day, and it leaves the house smelling delicious.
Post below if you have a specific chili or bread recipe you love!
See you next time!
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