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Wolferz · 06-15-13, 01:38 PM

I stand corrected, Steve but,

from Wikipedia... main ingredients for chili are...

Chili peppers
Meat
Tomatoes
Often made with beans

Beans are apparently not a main ingredient for the dish as far as I can tell.
Maybe someone thought they could extend the yield on a batch by adding beans. Therefore, calling it Chili Con Carne (with meat) as the translation goes, is redundant. You can't make a pot of Chili without ground beef. Beans are optional.

Red beans and Kidney beans are a total deal breaker for me. I like mine plain and hot.
Since the dish originated in Texas, let's ask Neal.

Hey Neal.. What's in "genuine" Texas Chili?

Inquiring taste buds wanna know.

06-15-13, 01:38 PM	#10
Wolferz Navy Seal Join Date: May 2007 Location: On a mighty quest for the Stick of Truth Posts: 5,963 Downloads: 52 Uploads: 0	I stand corrected, Steve but, from Wikipedia... main ingredients for chili are... Chili peppers Meat Tomatoes Often made with beans Beans are apparently not a main ingredient for the dish as far as I can tell. Maybe someone thought they could extend the yield on a batch by adding beans. Therefore, calling it Chili Con Carne (with meat) as the translation goes, is redundant. You can't make a pot of Chili without ground beef. Beans are optional. Red beans and Kidney beans are a total deal breaker for me. I like mine plain and hot. Since the dish originated in Texas, let's ask Neal. Hey Neal.. What's in "genuine" Texas Chili? Inquiring taste buds wanna know. __________________ Tomorrow never comes Last edited by Wolferz; 06-15-13 at 01:50 PM.