How To make Denver Delight Chili
1 tb Vegetable oil
2 lb Boneless round steak,
-trimmed and cut in 1/2" -cubes 1 lb Boneless pork loin or
-shoulder, cut in 1/2" cubes 1/2 ts Ground black pepper
1/2 ts Celery salt
2 13.75 oz. cans ready-to-
-serve beef broth 1 8 oz. can tomato sauce
1/3 c Chili powder
1/4 c Instant minced onion
2 tb Ground cumin
1 tb Paprika
1 1/2 ts Garlic powder
1 t Brown sugar
1/2 ts Ground sage leaves
1/2 ts Thyme leaves, crushed
1/2 ts Dry mustard
In a Dutch oven or saucepot, heat oil until hot; add 1/3 each of the beef and pork cubes. Cook, stirring
frequently, until brown on all sides, about 5 minutes. Using a slotted spoon, remove meat to a plate, repeat twice with remaining meat. Drain off any excess fat in pot; return all meat to pot. Sprinkle with black pepper and celery salt; stir to coat meat. Add beef broth and tomato sauce. Bring to a boil; reduce heat to low; simmer, covered, until meat is nearly tender, about 1 hour. Stir in chili powder, minced onion, cumin, paprika, garlic powder, brown sugar, sage, thyme and dry mustard; simmer until meat is very tender, about 1 hour. Makes 6 servings. Nutrition facts per serving: calories........356 grams fat........14 mg sodium.....1,123 This recipe is by Bonnie Tomasek of Castle Rock, Colorado, who won a chili cook-off in Reno, Nevada, and the Golden Chili Pepper Award from the American Spice Trade Association.
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USA: DENVER: SUMMIT OF THE 8: LEADERS TO TASTE LOCAL CULINARY DELIGHTS
(20 Jun 1997) English/Nat
World leaders may get a true taste of the wild west this weekend as they gather for the Group of Eight summit in Denver.
Local culinary delights such as rattlesnake cakes and buffalo tongue will grace the menu at a local restaurant where the leaders will dine on Saturday night.
The dinner is part of an effort to showcase Denver as a truly unique American city, where a rugged outdoor culture has melded with haute cuisine.
Denver is known for its unique, frontier-style dishes.
And organisers for the Group of Eight Summit hope Colorado Cuisine will appeal to those visitors adventurous enough to try buffalo bone marrow, ox or ostrich steak.
The leaders of the world's richest democracies will feast on 19th-century fare Saturday night when they come to The Fort Restaurant outside the mile-high city.
At The Fort, game is king--from elk and quail to buffalo, spiced with native herbs and served in mountain-man portions.
(UPSOUND: Sam Arnold, Proprietor, The Fort Restaurant) You use a little green Tabasco on that, and it is better than your first kiss.
But will foreign dignitaries slurp up buffalo bone marrow? What about rattlesnake cakes swimming in sauce? The owner of The Fort is betting they will.
He says he wants the y replica of a 19th-century trading post to recall a time that predates the appearance of cowboys in the American west.
(SOUNDBITE: Sam Arnold, Proprietor, The Fort Restaurant)
Denver's obsession with locally-created foods is evident at Epicurean Catering, the outfit designated asthe summit's master caterer.
Epicurean will be serving thousands of meals to dignitaries, journalists and leaders over the three-day summit.
Rather than feed the delegations with recipes from their own countries, Epicurean will turn them on to taste of Colorado.
(SOUNDBITE: Larry DiPasquale, Owner, Epicurean Catering)
Some foods will remind the dignitaries of home, however. One local hotel has rendered landmarks from participating nations in gingerbread.
From the Eiffer Tower to Japan's Konda Hall Pagoda, Britain's Stonehenge and Russia's Saint Basil's Cathedral, the architectural confections form a global gingerbread village.
No one is likely to munch on these gingerbread houses, though--the hotel plans to store them for use during the Chrisatmas season.
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cozy and healthy vegetarian chili recipe!!
I made this vegetarian butternut squash chili the other night and thought others might want to try it, so here's the recipe!
Ingredients:
1 onion, chopped
1-2 tbs olive oil
Garlic (however much you want!)
1-2 fresh tomatoes, chopped
1 can diced tomatoes
Frozen butternut squash (or fresh if you'd prefer!)
Zest and juice of half a lime
1 1/2 tbs smoked paprika
1 1/2 tbs unsweetened baking cocoa
1 tbs cumin
1 tbs chili powder
Dash cayenne pepper
1/4 C to 1 C water or vegetable stock
Can of beans, drained and rinsed
Salt to taste
Top with sour cream and cheese (optional)
Sauté the onions, then the garlic over medium-low heat. Add olive oil to keep them from sticking to the pan. Add your tomatoes and butternut squash, then proceed to the flavorings.
Add the zest and lime juice (I used a lemon, this works well if you don't have a lime on hand), then the spices. Stir thoroughly. Add water or vegetable stock until it's to your desired amount.
Add the beans, then let the chili simmer for 15-20 minutes. Add salt to taste and optional toppings. Enjoy!!
You can really experiment with this recipe as well. I added chicken to my step-father's bowl, since he isn't vegetarian. You can also add any other veggies (bell peppers, carrots, mushrooms, etc), or swap out the protein (tofu or lentils also work well). Enjoy!!
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These refried beans are sometimes called runny, sticky and retefritos…and the restaurants will serve their refried beans based on the dish being ordered.
… but the first secret is that it all starts with a good pinto bean recipe.
For Terry’s favorite pinto beans recipe we’re gonna use:
– 2.5 C of Casserole Pinto Beans – these our are FAVORITE brand of beans
– 2 Garlic Cloves
– 2 Strips of Thick Cut Hickory & Mesquite Smoked Bacon
– About half J & B Salt Pork
_ A little more or a little less of each ingredient, to your preference
and
– 2 tsp of APC OG, you can salt to taste later
The cooking process for these is super simple in the crock pot. NO soaking needed. You just need to set it to high to get them simmering and check it every hour or so with a little stir. Depending on the crock pot these should take about four to five hours MAX!
And BONUS! In this video we’re also gonna show you what I call the THREE STAGES OF REFRIED BEANS! Stage 1 is the runny bean, perfect for scooping up with a Mexican spoon. Stage 2 is a little drier bean cooked with a little lard perfect for spreading on a tortilla or on a plate. And Stage 3 we add a little more yummy lard and take them to a little toasty finish, incorporating all of the yummy crispy goodness from the bottom of the pan. I love these for chalupas because they won’t make your tortillas soggy and the flavor, oh baby is several notches above the other two.
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