Not for Sissies Red Hot Chili - Crock Pot Chili

"I don't remember how I came about this recipe, but it beat out my dad's chili in our family chili cookoff! This is powerful chili, so tailor the spices to your liking. I like to serve my chili over corn bread or fritos, and top it with cheddar and onions.My mom in law serves it over rice."
 
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Ready In:
10hrs 10mins
Ingredients:
15
Serves:
8
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ingredients

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directions

  • Brown bacon and add to crockpot.
  • Brown ground beef in bacon drippings.
  • Add beef, beans, crushed tomatoes,tomatos paste, onions, chili powder, cayenne pepper, and beef broth in the crockpot.
  • Puree jalapeno, garlic and tomatoes in food processor, then add to crockpot.
  • Stir all ingredients, then cook 10-12 hrs on low, or 5-6 hrs on high.

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Reviews

  1. This recipe is very tasty and is so much better than my old chili dish! Depending on my target audience I either omit the cayenne or substitute the Jalapeno for 4x more Habenero peppers and substitute crushed tomatos for a jar of Ghost Pepper salsa. If you shop around for the right broth & beans it makes an excellent gluten-free meal that lasts for days. The 4 serving batch (it serves well more than 4!) fits perfectly in my 5 quart crock.
     
  2. my husband loves spicy stuff and this is his favorite dish for me to make. since he loves me i make it for him
     
  3. My fiance is a real spice fiend. He just adores hot food, so I made this more for him than me, but I still loved it! It made the house smell so good, I couldn't wait to dig in! So easy to put together, and great for those days when you just don't have time for a hands on dinner recipe!
     
  4. Delish...i modified to 6 servings & that was way too much for us.
     
  5. All I can say is: I won the Chili Cook-Off! I did cut the cayenne in about half because I knew it would be too much for my coworkers. For myself I would use all of the cayenne.
     
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  1. This recipe is very tasty and is so much better than my old chili dish! Depending on my target audience I either omit the cayenne or substitute the Jalapeno for 4x more Habenero peppers and substitute crushed tomatos for a jar of Ghost Pepper salsa. If you shop around for the right broth & beans it makes an excellent gluten-free meal that lasts for days. The 4 serving batch (it serves well more than 4!) fits perfectly in my 5 quart crock.
     
  2. This is by far one of the best chili recipes I've found. I opted out of using the bacon and added a habenero for a little extra kick. For a little healthier option, I'll substitute half ground turkey for the beef.
     
  3. Made this last night on low for 10 hours, then switched to high the last 2 hours in the morning with added cornstarch because we like it thicker. I don't normally like to eat chili, but this is so good that we each had 2 servings and were craving for more. We used chipotle instead of jalapeno, and baked beans instead of kidney beans - all because that was all we had then. Excellent recipe - thanks for sharing. We will be making this again!
     

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