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Cooking & Baking

Warpy

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5. I don't see why not, a lot of the seasonings are the same

Reply to Duncanpup (Original post)

Tue Dec 12, 2023, 11:47 AM

Dec 2023

and if you add real chile powder, cumin, oregano, garlic, and some beans to extend it, you might end up with something wonderful.

Or you might decide to do the chili without the loose burger sauce.

(I'd use hot Italian sausage rather than sweet but I like food that bites me back)

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? For chili experts [View all] Duncanpup Dec 2023 OP

You can try it. You may decide you have MOMFUDSKI Dec 2023 #1

We have a local restaurant that uses it as their chili base. woodsprite Dec 2023 #2

Yes. Lunabell Dec 2023 #3

Starting with that, I might go a little sweeter and add a little molasses. n/t brewens Dec 2023 #4

I don't see why not, a lot of the seasonings are the same Warpy Dec 2023 #5

Go for it. I use hot Italian sausage in bean soup, with a variety of beans. twodogsbarking Dec 2023 #6

My dad's recipe did exactly that Major Nikon Dec 2023 #7

Sounds wonderful! Easterncedar Dec 2023 #8