Rattlesnake Chili

Recipe courtesy Team A - Cowboys

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  • on June 28, 2011

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    The results of the recipe was great. The way the recipe was written was pathetic. When you mark a recipe as "EASY", a brain dead rookie at cooking should be able to follow the recipe and come up with something edible. And since rattlesnake usually cost around $50.00 a pound (yes, I said fifty USD, this is not something you want to experiment with. There should never be more than one "to taste" in an "EASY" recipe; or "several" tomatoes. Those of us who have been cooking for decades and have built a chili or two through experimentation before could follow this recipe easily. But if you are new to 'grounds up' chili or haven't been cooking that much, go find a better recipe. In my mind, this is an "ADVANCE" recipe.

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  • on May 12, 2005

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    THE BEST OF THE BEST!

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