For being "light" I thought this was great! I threw a little extra of the spices in to suit our personal tastes. I recommend giving this one a try if you love chili but don't like the calories!
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partythesue Posted: 09/13/09
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EllenFL Posted: 02/08/10
Read Neens' review. Ditto. Maybe a different beer would've made a difference.
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skspillman Posted: 01/12/09
This chili is a bit time-consuming but the unusual flavor is worth the extra time. I added additional cumin and chili powder (we like very spicy food) and used a bottle of Xingu (dark) beer. Also made the cheddar-cumin corn bread from the same issue--very good!
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lalobala Posted: 02/03/10
that's the better chilli I ever ate.
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bafinaire Posted: 01/09/11
Decent chili recipes but nothing stands out. Many other chili recipes on this site, I will move on to others.
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Cooking Mama1 Posted: 02/14/10
Great! My husband thought this was the best chili he's had in a long time.
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elisarivers Posted: 11/09/09
This chili was really good. My husband and I enjoyed it. I did add a few things. In addition to the pinto beans, I added one can of white beans. I also added one small can of diced green chiles. I definately would make this again. I served this with cornbread.
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navywifey Posted: 01/11/10
this recipe was fantastic!! my husband and i devoured this in two days! it was just as good (or better!) as leftovers. this one is going into the keep pile.
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LS5216 Posted: 01/27/10
I really like this, and I have even served it to a picky foodie friend who saves crawfish shells in his freezer to make his own stock for etouffee (I mean, this guy's power went out one time and he basically brought trash over to our house to store in the freezer for stock), and he really liked it. Husband and I make this regularly in the winter. One thing everyone should realize, sometimes with Cooking Light, you have to double the spice amounts for taste...
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JMags516 Posted: 02/27/10
I found this recipe to be one of the best chili recipes I've ever tasted. It was thick and rich tasting even if it was lower in calories than your normal chili. I've served it several times and people always want more.
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TheBaums Posted: 02/07/10
Excellent recipe. We used steak cut into small pieces instead of coarsely ground and it made for great texture. Next time I might add a little more heat...but other than that, would not change a thing.
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wa8fre Posted: 10/15/10
a winning recipe easy to make and a very good tasting chilli #1 on my list
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TheJoker51 Posted: 12/12/10
This chili was amazing. I added 2 lbs of grass fed beef (total), 3 pieces of bacon (total), extra chili powder and extra gralic. PBR rounded this awesome dish out. beer took about 15 minutes to reduce Will make again and again
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aggietch5 Posted: 02/06/11
I made this "Yankee" chili (because real Texas chili has NO tomatoes or beans)for the first time tonight and husband is still raving about it! Super-simple to assemble with fabulous flavor -- great with homemade cornbread. Better make a double batch next time!
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JimMarltonNJ Posted: 09/26/11
Not the best "chilli" from CL but still tasty. If you are looking for something hot and spicy, this is not it.
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DLWeitz Posted: 12/09/11
7 points lpus
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StaciaMackie Posted: 11/09/12
Good recipe. Seemed like it was missing something though.
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ssimpson Posted: 09/25/12
THE BEST CHILLI I HAVE EVER MADE!!!!! WILL BLOW YOUR MIND. As it says you can use any ground meat, I used pork and beef (using the 1 pound of beef and half a pound of ground pork) Wonderful!!!!
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