All happiness depends on a leisurely breakfast. ~John Gunther
Sunday, October 12, 2008
chili!!!
I wrote this in August, and I have been waiting for the pictures. Of course, there are 100 pictures, so you will have to go look at them here! You will get to see pictures of the farm, the farmer, the farm tour, the beautiful jewelery and glasswork at the farm, and then our trip to Northampton on the way home.
And now, the post I wrote:
Stone Soup Farm is having their chilifest for CSA members today, and so we had to make some chili. I woke up with the vague idea that I should only use things we had in the house - farm share vegetables and random beans, basically.
I used a heavily modified version of this recipe: http://www.famouschilirecipes.com/ThreeBeanChili.html
Basically:
Chopped two onions (one was huge)
seeded and minced one hot pepper (from the farm share!)(gina marie dealt with this, it required emergency wheat thins)
chopped two green peppers (from the farmshare!)
chopped three little carrots (from the farmshare! - it turns out we also had a very big yellow carrot, but I thought it was a parsnip so we missed out on that.)
minced a lot of garlic (from the farmshare, gina and sarah joint effort)
All of those things went into the pot with a little olive oil and simmered for about 5 minutes.
then I added a can of old bud light.
*then* I added three farmshare tomatoes that I had chopped, and a can of diced tomatoes from stop and shop
Then I added two cans of kidney beans and a can of canellini beans
also, we added some corn from the farmshare - roommate emily dealt with this.
this is all stirring and cooking the whole time
finally I added 1 tablespoon of cumin, 1 tablespoon of chili powder, and 1 tablespoon of smoked paprika (my favorite spice)
finally, a can of refried beans stirred in to thicken things up. Then I let it bubble for 15 minutes.
Finally, lid on and into the insulated bag to head out to western mass!
pictures are coming...
Labels:
beans,
chili,
csa,
farmshare,
recipe,
smoked paprika,
soup,
stone soup farm,
vegan
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this sounds so yummy. i've always wanted to make funky chili and maybe now i'll have my chance. also, i remember one time at foley house scott anderbois made a chili with coffee and bubblegum in it...it was also delicious.
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