Throughout the past two years of living on my own, I’ve really been able to work on some of my cooking skills. But stuff like brownies? Yeah, still can’t do it. I burnt the crap outta the last batch I did…But if it’s something that’s made on the stove top, I’ve gotten pretty good at it. So as an experiment, this is my first ever attempt at making chili. My methodology of cooking isn’t really about exactness, just gut feelings and hunches. Let’s hope that my gut was in the right place:
First, the ingredients.

We got some beans (3 types), stewed tomatoes, green chili pepper, tomato sauce, dried malagueta peppers, beef, chili mix, and some onion. Good stuff.
First thing I did was sautee the onion and green chili in my huge frying pan. It took a little longer than I wanted to since there was too much surface area, but I got the right result in the end.
After that sauteed, I did some cooking of le beef.
After that fully cooked, I added back the onion and pepper and threw in all the beans as well as the stewed tomatoes.
After that all cooked/heated up, I added the chili mix and the malaguetas that I crushed up.
After mixing that all in, I added the sauce.
And as easy as it sounds (since it really was that easy) I was done! Serve and eat!
This totally compensated for my horrible brownies. Friggin’ amazing! I liked documenting this though, so expect to see some of these kind of posts once in a while.











Teach my boyfriend to make this, kthx.
Will you make me chili sometime?
Actually, yes! I just got some ingredients to make it again. Maybe I’ll come back to the suburbs and cook for you and Uncle Steven
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