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after a busy day in the kitchen, I went with the easy button. SV - pan seared bone in pork chops, potatoes, and mushrooms.
12 of 17 loaves for the week, plus a bunch of sourdough pizza dough moved into cold ferment,
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I haven't been cooking a lot, as I'm still recovering from this bad cold, and family activities are at a peak right now. I have a surplus of beef that I am starting to work through, to make space in my freezer. I rarely make chili from scratch, but I wanted to attempt a low-carb or keto chili. I really had no baseline recipe except experience and what I 'thought' should go into it, so I just started grabbing stuff off the shelves and from the fridge.
Software:- 1 large yellow onion, chopped >> probably the bulk of the carbs in this recipe
- 3 pounds ground beef 88/12
- 1 can green chillies
- 6 cloves garlic
- 1 can tomato paste >> wanted tomato and a lot of flavor, but with fewer carbs
- 16 oz. concentrated beef stock (reduced 50%)
- 4 Tbsp chili powder
- 1 Tbsp bacon fat (for sauteeing the onions and garlic)
- 1 Tbsp salt (at the end)
- Lillies of Charleston hot sauce, for heat and to taste
Hardware:- 7 liter pressure cooker on a gas cooktop
- Browned the beef (no oil) and reserved, including juices
- Sauteed onions until transluscent, then added garlic and sauteed for a couple more minutes
- Reserved the onions/garlic, then deglazed the pan with the beef stock
- Added everything else
- Cooked on high, 20 minutes, natural release
Dinner the next night (there were veggies and whatnot that didn't make into the pic):
For a recipe that I just winged, it turned out pretty well. My DW loved it. I give it a solid B. There are probably some tweaks I would make to it (fresh peppers, more chili powder, etc.), but it was good. It is the perfect chili dog chili, I must say, and can't wait to try it on some grilled hot dogs.
Here is the nutrition info for those interested in the carb levels, as calculated by Very Well:
That's what I'm cooking!Last edited by HotSun; November 8, 2023, 07:45 PM.
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Try a little espresso powder or unsweetened dark bakers chocolate.
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Great idea on the dark chocolate, texastweeter . I made a short rib chili about 6 months ago and used Mexican chocolate, which worked okay, but added sweetness that I didn't care for. I'm thinking the unsweetened chocolate and maybe a little cinnamon. Espresso is a nice idea, too.
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Lost me at cinnamon.
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I had made a big batch of 3 meat italian American meatballs, I also happened to have some red sauce I simmered down for about 10 hours. Fresh batch of pasta and lunch.
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This four pound smoked chuck roast made pulled beef sandwiches, tacos, and chili this week. While on the smoker, a tray of potatoes and carrots sat below it. The veggies were splashed in beef broth and water while they collected the beef drippings. But I forgot to season them. Once cooked, I seasoned them with Lawrys, thyme, pepper, and onion powder. The carrots were good, but the potatoes had a funky flavor, not a bad flavor, just funky. So they spent the night in a baggie in the fridge. The next day, I rinsed them off, pulled out the secret weapon, and made hash. There were no leftovers.
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