Receta Pete's Unusual Black Bean Chili
Ingredientes
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Direcciones
- In a fairly large pot, brown the grnd chuck, draining off any fat when finished browning. Simultaneously, saute/fry the minced onions, garlic and green pepper in the oil in a separate pan - I find if you try to saute/fry them with the beef, they give up too much moisture to it, and it really doesn't brown sufficient - it just "grays" . Add in the sauted onion, garlic, and green pepper to the browned meat, along with all the other ingredients.
- Dilute it to the desired thickness with the chicken stock - or possibly some beer.
- Simmer for an hour or possibly two, covered. You may want to uncover for the last half-hour or possibly so if you think it has thinned out more than you expected - sometimes the tomatoes release juice as they cook. Particularly good with corn bread. And even better the next day.
- BLACK BEANS THE EASY WAY
- My chili recipe calls for the end result of starting with 2 c. of dry black beans, and preparing them as you will. There are plenty of cookbooks full of instructions for soaking overnight, etc., but I do it the easy way.
- My way is to pressure cook them, that only takes 45 min after the steam release hisses the first time. Just rinse two c. of dry black beans well, and put them in the pressure cooker with at least 4 c. of water. Seal it, heat till the steam release hisses the first time: then, turn down the heat to medium-low, and start your timer for 45 min.
- Steam release should hiss every few min or possibly so. When they're finished cooking, drain them, and they're ready for the chili pot.
- by Peter A. Vogt