King's Holiday Fun Recipes --- stressing fun

What you need:
3 to four pounds meat (ground or chopped beef, buffalo, elk, pork, deer, or mixed)
This does not make well with chicken or turkey in place of other meats.
3 or more large onions chopped, diced, or chunked
10 to 15 cloves of garlic chunked and minced
½ cup of virgin olive oil
4 to 5 large tomatoes chunked (use one pound can if necessary) 
1 can tomato paste (optional)
1 pound of assorted jalapeño and other peppers, diced
6 ounces of chili powder
2 tablespoons cumin
2 tablespoons  paprika
2 tablespoons  turmeric
Salt to taste
1 tablespoons  black pepper
2 tablespoons  oregano
5 cups of water
2 cans of pinto beans (or any beans or, the King's favorite, no beans)

What to do:
Brown meat onions, garlic in oil.
Add tomatoes, peppers, seasonings, water.
Bring to boil.
Reduce heat to very low simmer.
Simmer on low about four to five hours

Add beans, if used, during last hour; beans are optional. If you prefer to test a milder version for openers, cut the spices by one-half and omit the jalapeño.

Great with rice on the side or poured over rice. Serve as desired with cheese, olives, chopped onions and garlic, etc. Chili always goes well with crackers or hot biscuits and, of course, was made to pour over cornbread (the King has a nephew, commonly known as the Prince of Squaw Mountain, Texas, who pours chili over oats, even Cheerios ...  but we do not mention him). 

If preparing this chili at home instead of in the wilderness, you can brown the meat, onions, and garlic in oil, then add the water; bring to slow boil for five minutes. Remove from heat, cool, then refrigerate overnight. The next day, most of the animal fat/grease will have risen to the top of the pot and will be solidified over the top of the liquid. Remove the grease with a spatula or spoon, and then re-heat and continue as above with remaining ingredients.

Developed and proven in the roaring hell of Santa Elena Canyon after a six inch rain up river during The King's short adventures as a white water wilderness guide. 

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