Mathguy64 said:

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Now, what do you call chili on white rice? Because the coon ass in me eats his chili on white rice.

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Coon Ass TexMex gumbo.

Mathguy64 said:

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Rattler12 said:

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If you make your chili with turkey instead of beef is it still chili? MZ R made some yesterday and called it chili. Whi ch one of you brave hearts is gonna tell her it's not? If you put fritos in your chili and beans when served is it still chili and beans or is it chili and beans and fritos? Can you put onions and jalapenos in your chili ,,,,or does that make it chili and onions and jalapenos?

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Was her white chili tasty?

And Fritos in your chili is Frito Pie.

Now, what do you call chili on white rice? Because the coon ass in me eats his chili on white rice.

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Rice pie ?????? And it's only frito pie if you add the chili to the small bag of fritos........lived on that for lunch in high school back in the 60's

I made a concoction the other day that started out as Mexican rice but I used tomatoes, onion, poblano peppers and jalapenos in it and also added a cup or so of kernel corn and a generous bunch of barbacoa. Put fritos in a bowl, covered with the rice/meat mixture, added some black beans on top, Mexican blend cheese, my favorite salsa and some chopped cilantro. I don't have a clue what you'd call it but it was dadgum good and will make again.

Mathguy64 said:

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Rattler12 said:

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If you make your chili with turkey instead of beef is it still chili? MZ R made some yesterday and called it chili. Whi ch one of you brave hearts is gonna tell her it's not? If you put fritos in your chili and beans when served is it still chili and beans or is it chili and beans and fritos? Can you put onions and jalapenos in your chili ,,,,or does that make it chili and onions and jalapenos?

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Was her white chili tasty?

And Fritos in your chili is Frito Pie.

Now, what do you call chili on white rice? Because the coon ass in me eats his chili on white rice.

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I was raised that way too. Gulf coast Texas in the middle of the rice belt plus half conass family means rice was involved in most meals in one form or another.

But we didn't cook the rice in the chili, and we weren't commies and yankees that put beans in our chili either. Whatever filler is up to you - rice, fritos, beans, no filler, corn, etc. Just don't cook that stuff in the chili.

And you dorks that couldn't figure out that my comment earlier about chili being chili and stew being stew was facetious need to take a deep breath and realize that a whole lot of things said are said in jest, especially with the commie and yankee attached to it.

I have enough coon ass family from Welch to put my chili over rice, but not enough deep coon ass to put tater salad in my gumbo.

No one will ever convince me that beans weren't in chili on trail rides.

I like beans in my chili. But I do know how to make competition chili.

made about a four pound pot this past sunday. used Zebra, Axis, and Wildebeest. We serve it over corn bread.


and no beans

Chili always tastes great with rice. And lots of soy sauce.

And no beans. Because if you like beans in your chili, you are a commie.

If you don't make your chili out of half rotten meat it ain't true Texas chili and you're a sissy.......

Mathguy64 said:

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I have enough coon ass family from Welch to put my chili over rice, but not enough deep coon ass to put tater salad in my gumbo.

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Same.

The potato salad is a new(er) one to me - probably heard of it the first time 10 or so years ago. I asked my grandmother about it once and she said she had heard of it, but it was kind of a Lafyette thing. Seems to be more popular these days though.

I can't see that being a combination of flavors that I would like. Separately they would be great, but not combined.

So you can't have a standard today because some of the chili queens of San Antonio may have used questionable meat at one time and beans must be allowed because chuck wagon cooks needed to make food go further with meat in short supply. Y'all be sure to reach out to CASI and let their leadership know how wrong they are

Wouldn't do any good. I hear they are a bunch of A&M grads so you might as well beat your head against a brick wall. You'd get better results..........

zooguy96 said:

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Chili always tastes great with rice. And lots of soy sauce.

And no beans. Because if you like beans in your chili, you are a commie.

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And if you like soy sauce in your chili you are Chinese.

Agasaurus Tex said:

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zooguy96 said:

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Chili always tastes great with rice. And lots of soy sauce.

And no beans. Because if you like beans in your chili, you are a commie.

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And if you like soy sauce in your chili you are Chinese.

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Nah, 1/2 Filipino.

As someone who has won chili comps half a dozen times, I have no issue whatsoever saying that competitive cooking is ass.

Don't call something "authentic" if you're going to ignore the history of the dish. Call it "what we like" and get on with it.

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Rattler12 said:

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If you make your chili with turkey instead of beef is it still chili? MZ R made some yesterday and called it chili. Whi ch one of you brave hearts is gonna tell her it's not? If you put fritos in your chili and beans when served is it still chili and beans or is it chili and beans and fritos? Can you put onions and jalapenos in your chili ,,,,or does that make it chili and onions and jalapenos?

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Was her white chili tasty?

And Fritos in your chili is Frito Pie.

Now, what do you call chili on white rice? Because the coon ass in me eats his chili on white rice.

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love rice and love chili…I do the same thing

schmellba99 said:

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And you dorks that couldn't figure out that my comment earlier about chili being chili and stew being stew was facetious need to take a deep breath and realize that a whole lot of things said are said in jest, especially with the commie and yankee attached to it.

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This dude gets it.

Or chick (whatever, I dunno)

Slicer97 said:

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schmellba99 said:

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And you dorks that couldn't figure out that my comment earlier about chili being chili and stew being stew was facetious need to take a deep breath and realize that a whole lot of things said are said in jest, especially with the commie and yankee attached to it.

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This dude gets it.

Or chick (whatever, I dunno)

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Ask your mom, she knows

One of my favorite chili recipes and very easy to make. Calls for beans, but I don't always add the beans.

Turkey and Hot Sausage Chili | Emerils.com

I guess you could replace the ground turkey with ground beef if you think chili must be made from beef. I've never tried it with beef.