It is a chilly damp night here in the Northeast. I made a pot of Chili and we are in for a big Friday night....
I'll find something to work on that will require US 3 Ebony needles....
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Chili
1lb ground meat
1 green pepper, chopped
1 med onion, chopped
3 stalks celery, chopped
2-4 t chili powder
2 lg cans,28oz, crushed tomatoes
1 can chili beans(not drained)
Saute first 4 ingredients until done. Add chili powder. Add crushed tomatoes and chili beans.
Cook for 1-2 hours on low heat.
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Top Chili with~
Cheddar Cheese
red onion
sour cream
Serve with~
No Spoon Required
Have a great weekend~
11 comments:
Oh I love your chili.I'll be over for dinner. your socks are adorable and I have two different ones to finish and can"t seem to get there.Me
Oh, that chili sounds fabulous! They turned the heat off here at work, and I have been FREEZING all day (also in the Northeast).
Your socks are so pretty - they also making me think of warmth. Love the little sock needles. Have a great weekend!
I thought those lantern moons were so cute too and I love lantern moon needles but now I'm a magic loop convert. Beautiful job on the socks! Knee highs? That would send me over the edge.
Love chili - thanks for the recipe!
I promise you will make socks again - I'll find something you like.
Chili sounds great!
Shelly!! Those socks are awsome, can you remind me what yarn that is. I am not a sock person, but those are too cute! Nice work and have a great weekend!
Great socks!! I really love that yarn.
Did I tell you how much I love those socks?
Great job!! :)
the chili sounds like great rainy night food! thanks for sharing! the socks are terrific!
So are those socks from the neapolitan yarn that I just saw on knot another hat? They are brilliant. Great job.
Love the socks! Your sis got me wanting to do those, so I'm just part-way up the foot (doing toe-up for maximum height). Way to go!
Those are great socks! The chili recipe sounds yummy. Chili is on my list of favourite winter meals I'll have to give it a try.
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