A most amazing and brilliant discovery

[greenlake]

Chemicals in Meat Cooked at High Temperatures and Cancer Risk - National Cancer Institute

Sounds dangerous and digusting.

How to get that burned taste without the cancer risk....or maybe not....

[SpontaneousOrder]

There seems to be a thing for adding dark chocolate to chili.

Haven't tried it myself yet.

Yeah, it's good. Just 1 square (the thin fancy squares - not a dairy milk square) for a big pan full.

Makes it a nice richer colour, and tastes richer too. It's the same as adding a pinch of sugar for the most part, but the colour is good and I think it can fill out a slight flat spot in the taste.

I dunno what's in your chilli mix sachets, but extra cumin *might* be good.

[Zero Liability]

Chemicals in Meat Cooked at High Temperatures and Cancer Risk - National Cancer Institute

Sounds dangerous and digusting.

This also covers the topic pretty well. Slightly different take here.

Still, chilli con carne is one of my favourite dishes.

[EternalOptimist]

Chemicals in Meat Cooked at High Temperatures and Cancer Risk - National Cancer Institute

Sounds dangerous and digusting.

who? me or the chille

[_V_]

Once burnt, isn't it cancerous?

Chemicals in Meat Cooked at High Temperatures and Cancer Risk - National Cancer Institute

Sounds dangerous and digusting.

[MrMarkyMark]

The missus did something like that with a bolognaise in a Le Creuset, but only partially.
Tasted foul, she now has strict instructions never to do it again.

Maybe its your lack of taste, what did the rest of the family think?

[d000hg]

Are you sure you haven't invented something akin to marmite?

[BrilloPad]

Once burnt, isn't it cancerous?

[MrMarkyMark]

There seems to be a thing for adding dark chocolate to chili.

Haven't tried it myself yet.

Its very good.
The longer the better, the Italians cook a meat sauce for 12 hours+ on a very low heat.

https://www.google.co.uk/#safe=activ...r+italian+ragu

[milanbenes]

As you all know, I like to cook.

One of my specialities is chille con carne, two days worth in a big cauldron


500g beef mince
500g lambs mince
2 med onions
8 tomatos
loads of mushrooms
4 sweet peppers
2 chille peppers
1/4 l of water
tin of mixed beans
sachets of chille con carne mis
crusty bread.


Not so special, huh ?

But I put the last bit on for me, after the missus went to bed. I played a bit of my game, and forgot it was on the stove.
So I goes out to give it a stir, and a little bit has stuck to the bottom of the pan and burned a little. Scrape as I could, I couldn't get the last bit of burney stuff off the wooden spoon, but when I tasted it, it was perfect.

So I deliberately set out to do it to the whole pan. Boiled it dry, then burned it through. It's absolutely fantastic.

a most brilliant and fantastic discovery

that wouldn't last two days at chateau benes

sounds great though

don't get the burning bit, didn't it taste burnt ?

Milan.

[Chuck]

If you want a decent chilli, search for Jamie Oliver's winter chilli recipe with brisket beef and belly pork. Just fantastic.

Needs several hours of slow cooking but well worth it if you're patient.

[Gumbo Robot]

There seems to be a thing for adding dark chocolate to chili.

Haven't tried it myself yet.

[EternalOptimist]

As you all know, I like to cook.

One of my specialities is chille con carne, two days worth in a big cauldron


500g beef mince
500g lambs mince
2 med onions
8 tomatos
loads of mushrooms
4 sweet peppers
2 chille peppers
1/4 l of water
tin of mixed beans
sachets of chille con carne mis
crusty bread.


Not so special, huh ?

But I put the last bit on for me, after the missus went to bed. I played a bit of my game, and forgot it was on the stove.
So I goes out to give it a stir, and a little bit has stuck to the bottom of the pan and burned a little. Scrape as I could, I couldn't get the last bit of burney stuff off the wooden spoon, but when I tasted it, it was perfect.

So I deliberately set out to do it to the whole pan. Boiled it dry, then burned it through. It's absolutely fantastic.

a most brilliant and fantastic discovery