Ron Bayless- Frontera Grill/Topolobampo
The Earth's Finest CHILI
Makes 5 cups, enough for four to six
4 large ancho chiles, stemmed and seeded
3 garlic clove cloves, roughly chopped
1 teaspoon ground cumin
two tablespoons vegetable oil or essential olive oil
3/4 pound Twin Oak ground pork
3/4 pound Heartland Meats hamburger
1 medium onion, reduce 1/4-inch pieces
1 1/2 teaspoons salt
1 15-ounce can fire roasted diced tomato plants, drained
1 cup Three Siblings Garden cooked black beans
1 1/2 cups small diced Iron Creek Farms butternut squash
two tablespoons masa harina
About 1 cup shredded Brunkow three month white-colored cheddar cheese
3 Genesis Growers eco-friendly onions, reduce 1/4-inch pieces
About 1 cup slivered Genesis Growers radishes
1. The chile seasoning. Heat a medium-size skillet over medium. When hot, toast chiles one at a time: open flat and press lower with spatula before the chile releases its aroma and toasts gently, ten to fifteen seconds. Switch and toast sleep issues. In a tiny bowl, cover the chiles with warm water and let rehydrate half an hour, stirring frequently to insure even soaking. Drain. Inside a mixer or blender, combine the chiles along with a little water, garlic clove, and cumin. Blend to some smooth puree, scraping lower and stirring frequently. (When the mixture will not undertake the blender blades, stir inside a tablespoon or a couple of water to obtain things going.) Having a rubber spatula, work the chile mixture via a medium-mesh strainer right into a bowl.
2. Brown meat and onion. Heat the oil inside a medium-size (4-quart) pot (preferably a Nederlander oven or Mexican cazuela) over medium-high temperature. When hot, add some hamburger and onions. Stir, splitting up clumps, until browned completely, about ten minutes. (If there's plenty of made fat, tip them back and discard.)
3. Finishing the chili. Add some chile puree and stir for around a few minutes because the mixture thickens and concentrates all individuals wealthy flavors. Stir by 50 percent cups water and 1 1/2 teaspoons salt, simmer forty-five minutes. Add tomato plants, beans, butternut squash and masa harina. Partly cover and simmer lightly over medium-low, stirring frequently, before the sauce has reduced to coat the meat rather heavily, about half an hour.
Serve with shredded cheddar cheese, chopped eco-friendly onions and radishes.
November 2008 Chef Ron Bayless Eco-friendly City Market Chef Demo Series
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May through October (Outdoors) Lincoln subsequently Park
N. Clark St & N. Lincoln subsequently Ave
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115 S. Sangamon St
Saturdays, 8am1pm November through April (Inside) Peggy Notebaert Museum
2430 N. Cannon Dr.
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2613 W. Lawrence Avenue
Chicago. IL 60625
(773) 880-1266
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