Cowboy Chili Recipe

Cowboy Chili Recipe! We’re taking the chill off in the kitchen today with our Chili recipe. What’s great about chili is you can substitute any kind of meat whether is ground beef, wild game or even chunk meat. We’re giving you a great seasoning base and some ideas for your chili and from there you can customize to suit your tastes. Beans- no beans… hey I like a bean to give it an even heartier feel. So we hope you enjoy our chili recipe! Enjoy the video and leave questions or comments below. Get our Green Chile Chipotle Relish here: 8- 10 servings Cowboy Chili 2 pounds ground beef (wild game, chunk meat, etc.) 1 large yellow onion, chopped 2 (10 oz.) can Rotel (we used chunky), drained 1 Rotel can water 1 (15 oz) can tomato sauce 1 (16 oz) can kidney beans, drained (or your bean choice) Green Chile Chipotle Relish (available or 3 - 4 chipotle peppers in adobo sauce, chopped or to taste 1/3 cup chile powder ½ tsp cumin 2 tsp oregano powder 2 tsp paprika or smoked paprika 2 tsp salt 3 tsp minced garlic 1. In a large pot or 12” Dutch oven brown the hamburger over medium high heat. Season with salt and pepper or seasoning of your choice, to taste. As the meat begins to brown, stir in the onions. Continue cooking until the meat has fully browned and onions are tender. If there is a lot of excess grease, drain. 2. Stir in the Rotel, water, tomato sauce, beans, chipotle peppers or relish. Stir in the seasonings. Adjust taste, if needed. 3. Cover and cook over medium-high heat until it reaches a boil. Boil a couple minutes. Reduce heat and simmer for about 40 minutes, stirring occasionally. 4. Serve warm with cheese, onions, sour cream, etc. Check out our BEST SELLING cookbook, A Taste of Cowboy. Available at bookstores nationwide, Amazon   and Get our FREE guide to smoothing cast iron HERE:  ===================== Want more recipes and tips? Sign up for our emails: ===================== Click below to SUBSCRIBE for more videos: Connect with us! ==================== Kent Rollins Chuck Wagon Cook, Grilling, Dutch Oven Cooking, Cowboy, Cast Iron