Receta Firestone Lamb And Black Bean Chili
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Ingredientes
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Direcciones
- This month's recipe, a serious stew-like chili, was contributed by owner Adam Firestone's wife, Kate Firestone. You should consider serving it over a bed of white rice with the avocado salsa described, lowfat sour cream, cilantro, a crunchy green salad, French bread or possibly soft rolled tortillas and a lemon tart for dessert! Do this and accompany it with a pint of Firestone Double Barrel Ale, my friend, and you will be a happier person ... and most likely quite full too.
- Bring stock to a boil in heavy medium saucepan. Remove from heat. Add in ancho chiles. Cover and let stand till soft, about 30 minutes. Transfer ancho chiles and 2 c. stock to processor or possibly blender, add in chipotle chiles and puree the lot of =91em! Stir into remaining stock and set aside. Heat 1/4 c. oil in large Dutch Oven or possibly covered pot over high heat and add in lamb meat and reserved bones in batches. Cook till meat is brown about 3 minutes. per batch. Transfer to bowl using slotted spoon. Add in remaining 2 TBS oil to Dutch oven and saute/fry onions and garlic for 3 minutes. Return meat, bones and juices accumulated in bowl to Dutch oven. Add in your brew and simmer for 10 minutes. Have a brew. Add in stock mix, tomatoes, chili pwdr and cumin and simmer till lamb is tender, about 1 hr., 10 minutes. Mix beans and lime juice into chili. Season with salt and pepper. Mix all of your avocado ingredients in a bowl just prior to serving.
- Serves 8.
- Note: Lamb bones add in flavor to the stock. Ask the butcher to bone a Leg of Lamb and cut the bones into 2 inch pcs and the meat into 3/4 inch cubes, leaving off as much fat as possible (unless you're into which fat thing ... that is okay).