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Aug 31, 2006
Looks great!

I have a chunk of smoked brisket in the freezer just waiting to go into a pot of chili. My new neighborhood has a chili cook-off some time this month, these fuckers have no idea what's coming their way.

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Aug 31, 2006
Not sure yet, I usually do black beans and some kind of red bean, dried.

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Aug 31, 2006
(I'm in the Midwest beans are standard and good)

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Aug 31, 2006
Whole cumin seed, toasted in a dry pan and crushed with a mortar and pestle is the best smell in the world

e: no, more than that.

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Aug 31, 2006

dy. posted:

A lot of folks have suggested ingredients, but one technique I’ve found is that blooming the spices or paste in fat really helps bring out flavors. When you have a decent amount of fat in the dish with decently high heat, throw your spices or paste in and let it fry until fragrant, usually between 30 seconds to a minute.

This is a pro move that I always forget to do

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