Pressure Cooker Chili
Show: Good Eats
Episode: The Big Chili
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By bottomsupranch
Acton, CA
on January 20, 2007
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I just purchased a Cuisinart Pressure Cooker. My first adventure in Pressure Cooking. After making this recipe in it I can't wait to try others. The flavor was outstanding and so easy to use.
By paladin677
Moriarty, NM
on January 17, 2007
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Like some of the reviewers before me, I ended using too many chips (even after using more beer to try and correct and burnt the bottom of my pressure cooker. It does seem it will take some practice using the same chips to determine the sweet spot. That said the flavor is very good especially with AB's chili powder. Served with refried beans, cheese, and just a dash of sour cream.
By mmechant_6915078
East Stroudsbur...
on January 13, 2007
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It's a fairly easy recipe and very quick. I've served it to friends on a couple of occasions with good results.
By suraimcfly_6018184
los gatos, CA
on January 06, 2007
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I'm new at cooking and had to use a crock pot because we don't own a pressure cooker. This was the best tasting chili I've made after trying about a dozen recipes. It's a meaty (no beans dish that my steak eating husband loved.
By mfsammons_514087
Parrish, FL
on January 06, 2007
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I love this! My wife however is not so thrilled about it.
By thomterrible_44...
San Francisco, CA
on January 03, 2007
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I saw Mr. Brown's show on Chili. The silly charters and the southwestern dialog covered the great tasting chili recipe. I tried it today. It was great and just what I needed for a cold post New Year day. It was pretty easy and made enough for life over?s the next day. I have to say crushing tortilla chips in was an interesting switch. I'm sure it will taste even better. I added beans and that made it perfect.
By melbajean_1880053
Nebo, IL
on December 30, 2006
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My 12 year old Grandson and I made this chili as he likes trying new recipes. The flavor was great. We used a dutch oven vs pressure cooker. The chili it self seemed to be to dry to have a good chili consistency so I added about cup of water while it was cooking in my dutch oven (didn't have a pressure cooker. I served it in a bowl with Tortilla chips with chili over top and topped it off with shredded cheddar cheese. Put in microwave for a few seconds to melt cheese. Delicious.
By chozsun_534897
Richland Hills, TX
on December 18, 2006
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8 hours in a slow cooker on low will do just fine.
I used an habanero-based salsa and blue organic corn chips (like a previous reviewer said, it has a less corn-taste to it while adding thickness to the chili. I might be using the wrong cut of pork because I didn't like it the first time I made it. I switched to 1.5 lbs of stew meat and 1.5lbs of lamb.
Ever since making my first batch, I can't have any other chili. This is the first chili that I have had that I didn't need any condiments along with it. No crackers. No sour cream. No onions. No cheese. It is perfect the way it is.
The way it is perfect is beyond the thickness and cuts of meat, it is the spiciness. My beef (pun, I know with most store bought chili is that they lack any type of heat. This chili's spiciness is perfection.
(For the record, I eat jalapenos like pickles, enjoy kim chi, Indian, Thai, Mexican, Tex-Mex and I own the hot sauce you get from an Asian Megamart with the Rooster and the Three Bells on the front.
By valleyankee_4983532
Secaucus, NJ
on December 09, 2006
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I make this all the time. It is really simple and also fats! The tortilla chips really add to the texture and flavor.
By kcjones_21_1793717
Westerville, OH
on November 23, 2006
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I really enjoy this recipe. It is so versatile, you can alter the ingredients to your taste, as far as chili goes.