Mitch's Mighty Meaty Chili
Recipe by:
MITCHHARRIS
Where's the beef? Right here !!! If you love a meaty and hearty chili you've found what you're looking for. Over the years I've eaten a lot of chili, looked at many chili recipes and talked with several people to create my unique blend. Interesting ingredients that make this stand out: 5 different meats (4 pounds total) 3 different peppers (Green & Red Bell + Hungarian) Sauce base including Coffee, Beer and Beef Broth Unsweetened cocoa powder
Old Settler Beans
Recipe by:
Scott
A great heart, 4-bean chili recipe, with loads of flavor and texture that'll satify any hunger. This will be your favorite chili! Does not use pork n beans, actually has a better flavor with this 4-bean recipe. You can add additional measures of seasonings and sauces listed in the ingredients to preferred enhanced taste. The base ingredients will guaranteed a great flavored bean/chili.
Manly Bacon Nachos
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Tenpoints' Carnivore Burger
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VICK Burgers
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Goody's Bacon Brown Sugar Smokies
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