It’s chili season and I’m feeling experimental. The chili I grew up with was a ground beef, tomato, green pepper, onion, and garlic combination that while tasty, was naked without cheese. This recipe for Chorizo Chili (from Cuisine at Home e-recipes) looked different and worth trying. Â I’ll also say that if you are looking for something to help you switch gears from the Turkey Fest last week, this could be just your recipe.
Chorizo Chili
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Notes from my experience:
- What I liked about this recipe is that the flavors are bold and the textures varied. The consistency is that of a hearty soup, enough so that sprinkling grated cheese didn’t seem necessary or appropriate.  After tasting it without the cheese, I did add some because I’m a cheese girl. It didn’t take anything away from the flavor of the chili, but the chili really did not need the cheese.
- I was unable to find chorizo in a tube like the recipe suggested, so I used regular chorizo, removed the casing, and browned it after browning the beef.
- I also had trouble finding the chipotle peppers in adobo sauce, but I should note here that I ordered these items online and sometimes you just have to look for some things yourself in the store, which I did not have time to do when making this recipe.