Sunday, December 12, 2004

Food. Travel. Work.

Finally we're going to get some colder weather in the next few days. Today the high temp is about 78F - in the middle of friggin' December!! I'll take the moderate temps in place of freezing temperatures and blowing snow and gripping ice. But a little winter is nice. So for anyone who loves chili, good ol' Texas chili, here is THE recipe. I PERSONALLY GUARANTEE IT IS THE BEST YOU'LL EVER HAVE (if you do it right). .

1-2 lbs ground round
1 can tomato paste
1 10 oz can tomato
1 can peeled tomato
1 large green pepper
1 large white onion
2 stalks celery
2 jalapeno peppers
½ potato
1 can Budweiser
1 shot olive oil
1 envelope chili mix
1 envelope taco mix
½ tsp oregano
½ tsp thyme
½ tsp black pepper
½ tsp bay leaves
½ tsp grated Parmesan
½ tsp salt

lightly brown the hamburger, drain grease
add the meat and tomato to water and bring to boil
simmer for 1 hour (leave top of container ¼ open to allow
condensation to evaporate)

Add:
Chopped pepper, onion, celery, jalapeno, diced potato, chile mix, taco mix, olive oil, spices

Add enough water to make it like soup, bring to boil, simmer 1 hour.

Now add the beer and Parmesan.

After 1 hour, let it cool and put in refrigerator overnight before serving.


Chili is best after sitting chilled for a day. Don't know why, but trust me. The check's in the mail. And I won't ... (oops, forget that)

I've been looking at some blogs by others. I came across one that I really like and want to share it with you. It mirrors my ideas of capitalism vs socialism. Written by a Senegalese woman now living in France, she is disturbed about the French (and all of the EU) system that rewards those who are non-productive and punishes those who have good work ethics. I know the things she says are true because I have lived there and seen it for myself. You can see her at:
http://howtofacethewebindustry.blogspot.com

I have not discovered how to add links to this page. If someone can tell me how, THANKS!

Today's Pic:

Dakar 1991
Speaking of Senegal, this pic is in downtown Dakar, 1991. It is my shipping agent, Sokhna Biggs, his girlfriend and myself. His wife was not around that day.

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1 comment:

Scott W said...

I have not discovered how to add links to this page. If someone can tell me how, THANKS!

The link worked just as you had it. Now for me to find out how to publish my site feed button.