Ewe- three bean and beef chili

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In my cooking with Ellie Krieger group, I chose chili for our challenge this week.  With fall here (even though our weather is hot enough to fry an egg on the sidewalk), my menu demands a pot of chili at least weekly.  I like to try different variations and Ellie's did not disappoint.  I especially liked the addition of carrots to this traditional dish.   We enjoyed this on Halloween night as is our tradition, along with a scary movie.  We watched Stonehurst Asylum.  It kept our interest and had a huge twist at the end that I had not figured out!

Normally our group does not post Ellie's recipes out of respect for the author, but you can find this online Here.     Try it and enjoy!

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Comments

Kayte said…
Oh that bowl of chili looks very good and perfect for any time of the year...I am a believer that chili is not just for winter! I'm trying to remember if I have made this version...I have made several of her chili recipes so perhaps I have but I can't remember putting carrots in chili, so maybe not. Will check it out and if I haven't made it, I will give it a go. It's basketball season and chili is for weekends and basketball watching here!
November 17, 2016 at 5:34 PM
Cakelaw said…
I love chili so I enjoyed this theme. Your Halloween evening sounds perfect.
November 19, 2016 at 6:24 PM
TeaLady said…
NOTHING more warming than a good pot of chili. Too bad it hasn't been cold enough yet to really enjoy the heat from it.
January 10, 2017 at 10:54 AM
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