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SeraRelm
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The Random Crap Thread 2: It Hits the Fan.
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Sounds like your chili.
Boosh.
Bitch, please.
Oh no you di'n't *3snapsinazformation*
Until proven otherwise, my belief in the superiority of U.S. chili shall remain unshakeable. Deal with it.
Until proven otherwise, my belief in the superiority of U.S. chili shall remain unshakeable. Deal with it.
*cracks knuckles* BBQ is srsbzns. And if I had the SLIGHTEST clue on how to BBQ properly, I'd make you eat those words.
As it is, I will now endeavor to find my favorite local joint and enjoy some pulled pork, COMPLETELY ruining my diet for the next month. You monster.
As it is, I will now endeavor to find my favorite local joint and enjoy some pulled pork, COMPLETELY ruining my diet for the next month. You monster.
Does it have beans in it?
Cajungal
Staff member
Sometimes people add beans because it helps the chili go further. It has nothing to do with the "better with/better without" feud. Here's something we can all agree doesn't belong in chili: noodles. But this one girl I knew I student taught with commented that she didn't learn until middle school that chili wasn't supposed to have them. Her mother used noodles to stretch every meal she could.
That's bizarre. The noodle thing I mean.
Also, I've never had or heard of chili with lobster in it. That's bizarre too. I can't tell if you're joking or if that's a weird East coast thing, like the McLobster sandwich.
Also, I've never had or heard of chili with lobster in it. That's bizarre too. I can't tell if you're joking or if that's a weird East coast thing, like the McLobster sandwich.
The what?! Chili doesn't have beans. If there are beans in that dish I don't know what you're eating, but it's not chili.
(The secret spice is chili powder)
Sounds interesting.
I have no Idea what that is supposed to be.
Chili is...
diced beef
3 different chilis
maybe some onions and tomato sauce.
To be honest, I've only had chili without beans in it once or twice. Vegetarian chili at that.
The idea that it shouldn't is as alien to me as the idea that meatloaf shouldn't have cheese in it.
The idea that it shouldn't is as alien to me as the idea that meatloaf shouldn't have cheese in it.
But once you take a 500 year old recipe and start adding stuff to it that is far beyond the original 3 ingredients... it stops being the original dish.
Didn't the original call for human flesh? Wouldn't that make your chili a filthy imposter too?
figmentPez
Staff member
I don't think adding beans to it is far beyond the original. Otherwise, adding lettuce to your burger makes it no longer a burger.
But I get it. Try telling Jay that this is poutine, for example:
(It's not. Its poutine with turkey and peas getting in the way)
But I get it. Try telling Jay that this is poutine, for example:
(It's not. Its poutine with turkey and peas getting in the way)
Hell, yes. Gimme a large five-way, please.
That's chili, spaghetti, cheese, beans, and onions, you pervs. Get your minds out of the gutter.
Wait, forgot who I was speaking to.never mind about the gutter comment.
.......Maybe I should post in the drunk thread next.
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You put the emphasis in the wrong spot there.
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makare
Why do people care if other people like beans in chili?
If you guys are going to be such sticklers about established, regional rules, I'm afraid you'll have to start saying zed and using the letter u in all kinds of places you just aren't used to yet.
I TOLD him not to go there.