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dark chocolate

>>15148582

>>15148580
Get yourself some dried Mexican peppers. Guajillo, Ancho, Arbol are my favorites. There are others. Put balsamic, or red wine, vinegar in it heftily. Use Coriander and Cumin. Use Tarragon and Culantro.

>>15148587
I forgot to mention I barely cook.

>>15148595
Yeah, that's why you're asking for tips on chili. We know.

>>15148586
Dark chocolate was a bad way to put it but a little 100% cacao powder in the spice blend actually does work. Cacao and chili powder is a classic combination, both being earthy and complex.

Celery.

>>15148580
Add... spicy things?

add cinnamon an cocoa and put on top of spaghetti with a bag of shredded cheese.

>>15148760
based and ohio-pilled

Espresso

>>15148704
i don't know why everybody seems to get that wrong and think a candy bar

>>15148582
based and skylinepilled :^)

>>15148580
chipotle in adobo

>>15148582
>spice
>dark chocolate
You're a special sort of special, aren't you?

Powdered dried mushrooms. Adds a real depth of flavour without tasting mushroomy.

Italian sausage, really boosts flavor

>>15149168
Ground chorizo is even better. Loaded with paprika and garlic.

>>15149132
Because chocolate is candy. Cacao is the bean

>>15149193
a little dark chocolate is not even that sweat and it's not uncommon to put a little brown sugar, obviously not enough to make it sweet just enough to balance flavors/heat

>>15149251
>sugar
>balance heat
Wat?

i made a chili video. dont put beans in that shit u fucking heathen

https://youtu.be/FjeL_0Td7uI

>>15149274
Nice spicy Bolognese.

>>15149266
spicy and sweet classically go well together

A spoonful of marmite mixed in is good.

>>15148580
turmeric is always a good choice

>>15149347
>go well together
That doesn't mean balance out.

>>15149274
39:00 for stirring chili sounds

>>15149381
not for chili

>>15149417
it's in almost every chili recipe I've seen

>>15148580
for me, it's president obama's chili recipe

>>15149424
not in America

>>15149444
yes, in America we use turmeric in our chili. just look at the presidential recipe I posted. >15149433

>>15149424
I've never seen a chili recipe with turmeric. I'm still confused about the use of cumin. When chili was "invented", the USA did not have turmeric or cumin.

>>15149433
He's not even American.

>>15149478
not this shit again

>>15149472
cuisine changes as spices are discovered. early chili is literally just a tomato meat paste and has a couple of spices. people just use what they had available. chili is like succotash. you often just throw in what you have and it changes with seasonal ingredients, especially back in the day before modern supply chains. even alton brown's retarded crushed up corn chip recipe uses cumin.

>>15149499
Yes. When a recipe includes things that were not even indigenous to the USA, it's not a USA recipe.
By the way, his nationality was brought up by Clinton first.

>>15149518
Alton Brown? Yeah, like he's a world famous chef. If the recipe has changed from the original, it's not the same. It's a bastardized version.

>>15149521
>Yes. When a recipe includes things that were not even indigenous to the USA, it's not a USA recipe.
this is not how it works at all. are we no longer allowed to cook with pepper in the US?

>>15149547
I will allow you peppers. But Basil, Oregano, Turmeric, Cumin, Red Wine Vinegar? All of these are from the Med or Asia. Are you saying that your chili was crap before these things?

>>15149547
You didn't reply to the second part. Why?

>>15148580
remove the beans
...
presto! a worthwhile chili

>>15149274
"Okay, so, the meat is brown..."
>meat is fucking grey

>>15149433
nothing wrong there except the turmeric

>>15148760
and then throw it in the trash

>>15149433
basil and oregano?

>>15149521
>his nationality was brought up by Clinton first.
yet she was the OG birther

>>15149685
and turkey, idk what it is but not chili

>>15149687
She gave birth to Ice-T? Does Slick Willy know about this?

Anchovies and thai curry paste