Image via WikipediaBecause I made so many mouths water via Twitter prior to my New Years Eve party, here's the recipe for some seriously hot chili. No beans, because that's a hanging offense.Sacred Excrement Chili - v 2.1* by Evo Terra
Total cooking time: 6 hours
Serves: 12 - 24, depending on how much they like chili and can handle the heat
Meat
- 5 lbs pork roast, cut into 1/2" chunks
1 lb pork sausage. If using links, split skin & scrape out filling
Fresh Goodies
- 4 chipotle peppers, minced
4 large Anaheim peppers, roasted, skinned, seeded & drained. Oh, and chopped.
2 large green bell peppers, seeded & diced
2 large yellow/sweet onions, diced
1 entire bunch of cilantro, chopped. The more, the merrier.
1 bulb (not a clove, the whole bulb) of garlic, crushed or minced
5 stalks of celery, thick cut
Canned Goodies
- 2 28-oz cans of diced tomatoes
1 15 oz can of tomato sauce
1 15 oz can of beef broth
Seasonings
- Between 1/4 teaspoon & 1/2 tablespoon of Habanero chili powder, depending on how much you can handle -- you decide.
May substitute for "normal" chili powder @ 8 tablespoons
2 tablespoons ground cumin
1 teaspoon dried majoram leaves
1 tablespoon dried Mexican oregano leaves
1 tablespoon ground black pepper
1 teaspoon salt
Secret Ingredients
- 1 cup raisins
2 cups steel cut oats
Directions
- Combine Meat (do not brown first), Fresh Goodies & canned tomatoes (not the tomato sauce) into large cooking pot. Mix well & slowly bring mixture to a boil, then quickly reduce heat to a simmer.
Add tomato sauce, broth and all Seasonings (go easy on the Habanero to start, remember it's easy to add, not take out) to a blender. Blend. Pour over and mix well in the simmering pot.
Cover & stir occasionally, making sure to not allow any burning on the bottom.
After 2 hours, add Secret Ingredients.
Continue cooking & stirring for an additional 4 hours. Add additional oats to increase thickness as necessary.
Serve with whatever else you want in your chili. But I highly recommend tasting it first. Oh, and having a beer handy. 'Tis a touch warm -- of temperature and of spice.
That's it. And once you have it, you'll know why it's called Sacred Excrement Chili. And if you're still unsure, buy a thesaurus.
Change Log:
- 1/21/09 - Added variable amounts for habanero powder
This recipe borrows heavily from "The" Chili Recipe (v 1.2) from Russ Kerlin.
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Mnnn, truly, TRULY this was tasty business. 'Tis a touch warm, to be sure, but sacred excrement is it good!
ReplyDeleteGlad you liked it, Time. It went really well with some Cappuccino I pilfered.
ReplyDeleteE.
That really was damn good! It was definitely spicy.... for white people. Oh snap.
ReplyDeleteHey Evo, I would love for you to add this recipe to my new website at http://dinnerordisaster.com/ or, with your permission natch, I can add it. I mean, it's not like you need another social network to join, right? ;-)
ReplyDeleteAdd away, Dan. Standard CC way of doing things!
ReplyDeleteE.
Evo, at what point do you add the beef broth? Is it supposed to be with the Meat, Fresh Goodies & canned tomatoes?
ReplyDeleteCorrected text, Dan. Thanks!
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ReplyDeleteOnly 1/4 tsp of habanero powder? Sissy! I just **LOVE** habanero. I usually spread Mayakut habanero sauce (it's actually more like a paste) over meats or pizza. I think there are several places you can get it over the Internet. Try it, you'll love it!
ReplyDeleteIncrease as you need, Doc. I like a bit more myself. This is the edge of "comfortable" for most folks who aren't afraid of "mild" salsa. :)
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