How To make Authentic Texas Border Chili
3 Tomatoes,med
1 Onion,Burmuda,lg,fine chop
1/4 t Oregano,dried,pref. Mexican
2 t Paprika
5 Garlic cloves,lg,fine chop
4 lb Beef shank,coarse grind
1 T Lard,butter,or bacon dripins
4 Scallions,in bunches,chopped
5 Bell pepper(s)
5 Serrano chiles,fresh
1 lb Chorizo sausage or
1 lb Sausage,hot,non-Italian
4 Garlic cloves,med,fine chop
2 t Salt
4 T Red chile,hot,ground
4 T Red chile,mild,ground
3 T Cumin seeds
Beer Water 1. Puree the first four ingredients plus one clove of the garlic in a
blender or food processor (using the steel blade). Scrape the mixture into a large heavy pot and add the beef. 2. Melt the lard, butter, or bacon drippings in a heavy skillet over medium
heat. Add the scallions, bell peppers, serrano chiles, sausage, and the remaining garlic, and cook until the onions are translucent and the sausage is browned. 3. Place the cumin seeds in a 300' oven for a few minutes until lightly
browned. Remove seeds from the oven and crush them with a mallet. Stir the vegetables into the beef and tomato mixture. Add the salt ground chile, cumin, and enough water or beer to cover. Bring to a boil over medium-high heat, then lower the heat and simmer, uncovered for 4 to 6 hours. Taste and adjust seasonings.
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Texas Red Chili
A Bowl of Red. Braised beef chuck in a rich sauce of roasted Guajillo & Pasilla de Oaxaca chilies. Don't sleep on this recipe!
AUTHENTIC MEXICAN SALSA recipe | THE BEST SALSA EVER | RED salsa recipe | AMAZING salsa recipe
This authentic Mexican salsa recipe is so simple to make and will have you making more.The best salsa you can ever make is the one you make at home. This recipe is very authentic and rooted to my culture. My red salsa recipe will have you craving it and making it for every party. It is definitely and amazing red salsa recipe. Its so authentic you won't be surprised it has been passed down from generation to generation and now you can make it your own.
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IMPORTANT: EACH TOMATO I USED WAS ABOUT 8-9 OZ
Recipe #1 Molcajete (Receta #1 Molcajete)
2 ea Garlic cloves (Dientes de ajo)
1 ea Jalapeño (Chile jalapeño)
Salt to taste (Sal a tu gusto)
3 ea large tomatoes (about 1.5 lbs) (Gitomates/Tomates)
Finely Chopped Red Onion and Cilantro
(Cebolla roja y cilantro en tamaño pequeño)
Recipe #2 Blender (Receta #2 Licuadora)
2 ea garlic (Diente de ajo)
2 ea large tomatoes (about 1 lb) (Gitomate/Tomate)
1ea jalapeño (Chile jalapeño)
1/4 of a small red onion charred or boiled (cooked) (Cebolla roja asada)
Salt to taste (Sal a tu gusto)
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How My Mom Makes ASADO DE PUERCO (Mexican Recipe, Asado de Boda)
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Asado de Puerco aka Mexican pork stew from scratch is an easy-to-cook and delicious family favorite recipe that my mom has been making my whole life. In this video she teaches me how to cook it and gives the step by step process to make it right in your own kitchens, just like they used to cook it at the ranch.
How to Make SALSA TATEMADA | Charred Salsa Roja Recipe (al Molcajete & Blended)
SALSA TATEMADA! Tatmada means roasted, toasted, burnt, charred or grilled.
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Whatever you call it, this salsa is DELICIOUS! Salsa tatemada is probably THE most popular way to make salsa in South Texas and Northen Mexico. To make this recipe you just need to take your favorite ingredients and char them on the stove top burner, in a pan, on a griddle or over a fire while you're grilling meat.
In this video we’re gonna make two different salsa tatemadas – one the old school way in the molcajete for a smaller serving, and the second one in the blender for a bigger batch when you need a crowd pleaser at the carne asada. Both recipes call for charring all your ingredients.
For the molcajete recipe we’re gonna use one clove of garlic, one roma tomato and one serrano pepper.
For the blender recipe we’re using four garlic cloves, three roma tomatoes, one red jalapeno, one green jalapeno, one guajillo pepper, one red habanero, one orange habanero and a thick slice of onion. Watch out, this one is HOT!
Remember – you can add more or less of any ingredient to achieve the heat or consistency that you prefer. Now let’s make some SALSA TATEMADA! Boom!
Beans Or No Beans??? Early 1900s Chili Recipes - Old Cookbook Show
Beans Or No Beans??? Early 1900s Chili Recipes - Glen And Friends Cooking
I get it - You're from Texas and you believe that Chili was invented in Texas, and can't have beans in it... well it most likely wasn't invented there, and lots of Texas cookbooks from pre-WW2 have chili recipes with beans.
With that out of the way, we can move on. Down through the history of cooking there are many recipes all called 'chili' for short or chili con carne in full - not to mention many variations called Mexican Stew. Probably Chili Colorado (literally Chili Red) is the starting point for the modern recipe, but the basic meat and dried chili stew goes back centuries and wasn't really 'invented'.
This article from Texas Monthly does a decent job of trying to tell an unbiased history of Chili: Stating that many of the dates and history that are passed around as truth - are probably false.
Today on the old cookbook show we take a look at a bunch of community cookbook recipes and try to tease out what a traditional chili recipe looks like.
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ENCHILADAS RUMBLE: My Mom’s Tex-Mex Wolf Chili vs My Mexican Red Sauce Recipe
It’s a Tex-Mex rumble in the kitchen! Who has the best enchiladas? ME or MAMA?
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Today we’re gonna answer that question.
Now enchiladas are a favorite in our kitchen but it’s always a war between how they’re gonna get made.
My Mom is going to make her Tex-Mex style enchiladas using Wolf Brand Chili and Longhorn Cheddar, while I’m gonna whip up my enchiladas with a more traditional red sauce and topped with queso fresco.
Let’s fire it up and make some ENCHILADAS!