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    Default Chilli."It's delicious"

    Heat the oil in a large, heavy-based saucepan.
    Fry the onion and garlic until softened.
    Increase the heat and add the mince,cooking quickly until browned and breaking down any chunks of meat with a wooden spoon.
    Pour in the red wine and boil for 2-3 minutes.
    Stir in the tinned tomatoes,tomato puree,fresh chilli,cumin,ground coriander,cinnamon & Worcestershire sauce.
    Crumble in the stock cube & season well with salt and pepper.
    Bring to a simmer,cover with a lid and cook over a gentle heat for about 50 minutes to 1 hour, stirring occasionally until the mixture is rich and thickened.
    Add the kidney beans & cook for a further 10 minutes, uncovered, before removing from the heat, adding any extra seasoning if necessary.
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    I can confirm that this is excellent!

    I didn't add the red wine 'cause I don't like it but was excellent without it.

    I also added a few more chillis (5 to be exact) cause I like it HOT HOT HOT!!!

    Massive thumbs up m8!
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    Thanks Dreamer for this.

    Glad you and Devilfish enjoyed your chilli.

    I have another Chilli you can try , its more tomato based, and without the red wine and worcester sauce.

    Will add it later today , as i just got in from nights

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    Just about to make this again...superb!
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    This sounds the dogs will give it a bash at the weekend.

    Update: Now made. Letting it settle until tomorrow - soups, chillis, curries always taste better the next day.

    Cheers to Aftermath and Dreamer for posting this.

    Very nice indeed lads - think I will add a few more chillis next time.
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    tip

    put onions and toms in a blender first

    try it

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    I tried this tonight with a few mates round for a beer and have to agree a very good chilly, followed to the note apart from adding a little more chilli also did include the wine and it went down well. Thanks for the recipy, will be making it again

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    Quote Originally Posted by bugaloo41 View Post

    Very nice indeed lads - think I will add a few more chillis next time.

    more garlic is nice too! All credit goes to aftermath. I just typed it up cause he was busy and it is a yummy recipie which I thought should be shared




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    Tried this last night, it was delicious!

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    Im going to try tonight will keep you posted. Sounds good.

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    sounds good try to make it the weekend

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    My mouths watering!

    Deffo gonna make this sometime this week, maybe use Bird Eye chillies though

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    Made this last night and its fab.

    I added extra chillies though.

    My ar*e is suffering a bit today though.

    All in all its a fantastic meal.

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    I'm throwing down a chilli off!!!



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    Going to try this one thanks..

 

 
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