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Easy Chili Recipe



My satisfying, hearty beef and bean Chili recipe is easy comfort food. All you need are a few fresh ingredients, a handful of pantry staples, and about 25 minutes of active cooking time to make a batch. It’s perfect for cold nights, game days, or anytime you need a quick meal.

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43 Comments

  1. I ALWAYS brown my beef, gound or not, in a scorching hot pan to sear it to taste like steak. Once it's seared add veggies to wilt & continue the recipe.

  2. This looks almost identical to what my Mom and I make… with the Cocoa, etc. We just add just a touch of cinnamon to it but other than that pretty identical. Fantastic recipe thank you again John.ā¤

  3. I hate recipes with chili powder. In Europe we don't have such thing as chili powder. Chili powder is freaking hot so please show me a good recipe for chili powder.

  4. This is the first time I’ve seen anybody use brown sugar and cocoa powder now that’s interesting

  5. Beans or no beans:

    For a bowl of chili, I prefer beans (and meat).

    Used as a topping/sauce (chili burgers, chili dogs, etc) I prefer no beans.

  6. OMG!!! THANK YOU!! I just finished cooking and it’s the best one I ever made or had ā¤ā¤ā¤Regards from Dominican Republic.

  7. It’s like you read my mind!! I like to cook something flavorful and different on Saturdays so since last one I decided today was chili day… I couldn’t believe it when I saw your new video notification and.. thank you for helping me make it easier and better. šŸ‘šŸ½šŸ‘šŸ½šŸ‘šŸ½šŸ‘šŸ½šŸ‘šŸ½šŸ‘šŸ½šŸ‘šŸ½THANK YOU!!

  8. love beans in my chili. I usually do 1 can of black bean soup (more flavor) and a can of pink beans. Also, cocoa powder yes! I also had a cinnamon stick and a tsp of instant espresso. Regarding the bell pepper…I usually fire roast the bell pepper and a jalapeno on the stove and remove the skins. I also make my own chili blend by rehydrating different dried peppers and blending them with the roasted bell pepper and jalapeno. Also, I add coriander (which goes SOOOO well with cumin). I also add red enchilada sauce (flavor bomb).

  9. John I made this chili Saturday for lunch. I have to say that it is the best chili I have ever tasted in my entire life. My Mom use to make what I thought was the best chili in the world but this by far is much better. Sorry Mom don't be mad at me, RIP but the beef broth you buy in the can is 2 oz short of the 16 oz so I just added a very small can of tomato juice. And of course I added more heat to mine. But where I like in Kansas chili isn't chili unless it has beans in it. Thanks for this great recipe.

  10. My Italian family from Ny never added beef broth, usually just added a can of water and I have never had a chilli without beans.. I would feel like somethings MISSING without beans! I've never tried with the cocoa but it sounds like it would be delicious so I will do that in my next pot I make.

  11. In this video , you show yourself adding 1 tablespoon of cocoa. On the recipe page, you don't even mention it. That's a real shame because those people who may not have seen the video are missing out on a real stroke of genius! Terrific chili – thanks!

  12. Hi just found this receipe was craving chilli today new subscriber here looks absolutely delicious can’t wait to eat. Thank you so much for sharing this with us cheers!!

  13. Another terrific recipe from Preppy Kitchen! I made this chili today following the recipe exactly as given. I even added the optional ingredients: 1 T each of cocoa powder and brown sugar. Super delicious! I’ll make it again!

  14. I’m a native Texan and have always put cooked pinto beans in my chili. 12 oz of favorite beer is a must. For meat I use a combo of mostly chuck roast cut small and ground beef and cook till roast is falling apart.

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