Amen, that stuff in Cindy is not chili.quote:Originally posted by SecurityGeek:quote:Originally posted by mark123:Hey, they do a lot of weird things in Texas. Eating condiments as a main dish just happens to be one of them.quote:Originally posted by SR025:So you had pasta meat sauce in a bowl?quote:Originally posted by Surefire:
...no beans.![]()
If your chili has the same consistency and/or ingredients as your pasta sauce, you're doing at least one of them wrong. I've been to Cincinnati and what they do to chili there just ain't right.
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quote:Originally posted by SR025:quote:Originally posted by Surefire:
...no beans.
So you had pasta meat sauce in a bowl?![]()
quote:Originally posted by jhe888:quote:Originally posted by SR025:quote:Originally posted by Surefire:
...no beans.
So you had pasta meat sauce in a bowl?![]()
This demonstrates the problem. If you think chili bears any resemblance to Italian meat sauce, then you got more to figure out than the beans or no beans question. You've never had anything remotely like chili.
Some chilis have no tomatoes. None have more than just a little. The red color comes from chilis. Not tomatoes.
quote:Originally posted by SR025:quote:Originally posted by jhe888:quote:Originally posted by SR025:quote:Originally posted by Surefire:
...no beans.
So you had pasta meat sauce in a bowl?![]()
This demonstrates the problem. If you think chili bears any resemblance to Italian meat sauce, then you got more to figure out than the beans or no beans question. You've never had anything remotely like chili.
Some chilis have no tomatoes. None have more than just a little. The red color comes from chilis. Not tomatoes.
Why so serious, it was a joke...