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No! Its SO good!
Not chili like the stew, dark chocolate made with red chili in it. Its amazing.
Although, chocolate *in* your chili can be good if its done right.
It can, my badass Chili recipe contains cocoa. It's the secret ingredient...
Graham Kerr (aka the Galloping Gourmet, back in the 60s) was the first chef I heard talk about the affinity cocoa has for deep rich tomato-based recipes, and yep, it has never failed me with the kind of tomato dish that simmers for ages.
It completely changes it from brightly acidic to deeply complex, so it's not right for every tomato sauce (like a quick-cooking fresh-tomato pasta sauce). But it's terrific in chili and in the kind of long-cooking red pasta sauce I love to make.
Yum. That happens to be what I had for supper tonight!
Not chili like the stew, dark chocolate made with red chili in it. Its amazing.
Although, chocolate *in* your chili can be good if its done right.
It can, my badass Chili recipe contains cocoa. It's the secret ingredient...
Graham Kerr (aka the Galloping Gourmet, back in the 60s) was the first chef I heard talk about the affinity cocoa has for deep rich tomato-based recipes, and yep, it has never failed me with the kind of tomato dish that simmers for ages.
It completely changes it from brightly acidic to deeply complex, so it's not right for every tomato sauce (like a quick-cooking fresh-tomato pasta sauce). But it's terrific in chili and in the kind of long-cooking red pasta sauce I love to make.
Yum. That happens to be what I had for supper tonight!
Hey, I'm commin over to your place for dinner!
With my dog of course... he likes his Chilli with a little Lime..
btw, the Galloping Gourmet was truely awesome, original. He sure had an affinity for Wine eh.
Connie Sutherland Moderator Reg: 07-13-2005
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Let's see, how can I describe this episode on a family-friendly site .......
Graham Kerr is showing how to skin a huge dead eel. He has it hanging from an overhead hook, and he's grasping the skin from just below the head and tugging it downwards.
And he says (remember this was on 7-second delay, so not a lot of time for censors to spring into action): "I feel like an over-enthusiastic rabbi."
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