I was watching the local news just now and they were doing a segment on the recent tornado damage here in the Houston area. A couple of ladies were helping out in a neighborhood badly damaged from the storms. Kinda like a mini “Operation BBQ Relief”……except with chili instead of BBQ. No beans in chili? It’s not just a myth here in Texas……hey CHNeal ! 😉
Last edited by Panhead John; January 27, 2023, 06:12 PM.
Thought and prayers for that lady who is a new resident of Texas and seems to be already suffering from Texification. If we all chip in a quick trip to LA or NYC might cure her.
I literally just got back from NYC last night...all it did was make me appreciate TX more. Every other month I spend 3-5 days at my NY office...every month I become more and more convinced that TX is God's country.
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Beans are a significant agricultural crop in Texas, and if used in a bean dish are very acceptable. Chili ain't a bean dish no matter how many furiners claim such..............................
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