Bacon Sausage Chili
This easy Bacon Sausage Chili is surprisingly sweet and spicy all at once. We warn you—one bite and you won’t be able to stop! If you can’t find bacon sausage, use any other sausage that you like.
This chili recipe is courtesy of our most recent cookbook, The Old Farmer’s Almanac Reader’s Best Recipes.
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Heat olive oil in a soup pot over medium heat. Add garlic, onions, carrots, and bell peppers and cook until fragrant, or just translucent. Add beef and sausage and cook until browned. Add jalapeño, masa, chili powder, paprika, cumin, oregano, cayenne, and sriracha sauce and cook for 1 to 2 minutes. Add remaining ingredients and simmer for 20 to 30 minutes. Season with salt and pepper.
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Why do NEW recipes have 150 ingredients? I mean, a 1/2 spoon of 10 different "spices" (and some I could care less about) and things not normally kept at home all the time. For a new recipe, you have to spend $20.00 on spices to find out you don't like half of them. haha And WHAT IS A "1 PIP OF CHOCOLATE" anyway?
bacon sausage chili recipe
Hi, Mel. At some stores you can buy spices in bulk form, which means you can get as little (even just ½ teaspoon) or as much as you need. You measure them out into a bag instead of buying an entire jar/container. We’d recommend a local health food store for this type of buying experience. And here is a bit of trivia for your day: Hershey bars are sectioned into small rectangles called “pips.”
Bacon sausage
I've never heard of bacon sausage. Where do you find this as I have never seen it in the store. Does it go by another name?
Bacon Sausage
My question is the same as Ms. Russell's, and I notice there is no response. Never heard of it, or seen it in a store. I can't even find it online. A response would be fantastic.
bacon sausage
We’d recommend checking a local butcher shop as it is a specialty sausage. If you can not find bacon sausage in your area, you can substitute any sausage you like.