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West Texas Chili

This recipe is tripled. If you choose to, you can buy typical chili meat, but for beef I prefer to cut up beef chuck into 1 inch squares. Any good roast or steak will do too.

6 lbs Beef
6 tablespoons of flour (maybe a little more to coat the beef good)
Flour can also be used to thicken the chili while simmering if it is too thin.
I like to put the beef in a large zip lock back and shake it in the flour to coat. Easier.
12 Tablespoons of Crisco Shortening
6 cloves of garlic, minced (little more if your taste is for garlic)
9 Tablespoons of Chili Powder
6 cups of water
Add salt to personal taste while cooking.

1. Coat the meat good in flour
2. Heat of the Crisco in chili pan or heavy pot. If using teflon be careful when it starts simmering. You will need to turn it frequently to keep it from sticking.'
3. Add meat and cook until browned
4. Add minced garlic and continuing cooking until garlic is clear
5. Add water and chili powder stirring to blend and bring to slow boil, then simmer SLOW for 2 hours.
6. Add salt to taste.

Note: If you like it a little hotter as it cooks add 1/2-1 teaspoon of cayenne powder..buy some icecream 


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