/ck/ - this is lowkey a pretty good chili - Food & Cooking

Anonymous

12/02/25(Tue)21:54:56 No.21758193

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Anonymous 12/02/25(Tue)21:54:56 No.21758193 Archived

this is lowkey a pretty good chili

Anonymous
12/02/25(Tue)21:56:37 No.21758198

Anonymous 12/02/25(Tue)21:56:37 No.21758198

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>corn

Anonymous
12/02/25(Tue)21:58:04 No.21758201

Anonymous 12/02/25(Tue)21:58:04 No.21758201

>>21758198
>added nutrients

Anonymous
12/03/25(Wed)00:28:28 No.21758449

Anonymous 12/03/25(Wed)00:28:28 No.21758449

Wouldn’t know, I refuse to read Ebonics and cringe.

Anonymous
12/03/25(Wed)00:33:34 No.21758457

Anonymous 12/03/25(Wed)00:33:34 No.21758457

Aggressively millennial in a way that makes me glad this way of "speaking" is gone for good

t. millennial

Anonymous
12/03/25(Wed)16:41:26 No.21759788

Anonymous 12/03/25(Wed)16:41:26 No.21759788

Been seeing/thinking about this infographic recipe for years, and especially more so since I'm making turkey chili for dinner soon

It's nice that it has definitely been an entry point for some autists to start cooking with fresh ingredients/not use spice blends, but it still makes me cringe.
Also, one of the things I enjoy about chili is that it can easily be a one-pot dish. Sautéing on the side just seems stupid to me.

Anonymous
12/03/25(Wed)16:46:09 No.21759799

Anonymous 12/03/25(Wed)16:46:09 No.21759799

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>>21758457
As cringy as I thought it was at the time, at least the internet was still white back then.

Anonymous
12/03/25(Wed)16:47:50 No.21759802

Anonymous 12/03/25(Wed)16:47:50 No.21759802

>>21758198
>Beans
OP can't make chili

Anonymous
12/03/25(Wed)17:07:13 No.21759840

Anonymous 12/03/25(Wed)17:07:13 No.21759840

>>21759788
>not use spice blends
he basically throws away the blend and instead uses the individual bottles of seasoning that make up the blend