What’s for dinner? Cooking Thread!

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Zee
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Diner with my French Model and another friend.
Buffalo Burgers
Beans
Baked veggies
Hatch Chili Salsa
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Re: What’s for dinner? Cooking Thread!

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Mr Z, did you get a buffalo?
Hatch Chili improves damn near everything

I buy buffalo semi often and make blue cheese buffalo burgers
Havent tried it with green chilies
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jkp wrote: ↑Sat Oct 17, 2026 10:56 pm
Zee wrote: ↑Sat Oct 17, 2026 12:31 am
That’s a bunch of ingredients!!
Yep. And one of them (beans) makes it soup not chili especially for a TX guy! Tasty soup, but still soup. :)
Correct. I’ve been to Terlingua many times. Beans are not allowed at the world championship chili cook off.

Than being said, if you want to make chili stew, go for it. :D
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Japhy wrote: ↑Sun Oct 18, 2026 4:25 am Mr Z, did you get a buffalo?
Hatch Chili improves damn near everything

I buy buffalo semi often and make blue cheese buffalo burgers
Havent tried it with green chilies
No. My local meat processor friend called me and said that he had a buffalo processed that the owner never returned and claimed. So, he sold me the meat at half price of processing.

Buffalo is good. But, not enough that I would pay the price to shoot one. It doesn’t taste any better than beef cattle. But, at half price of processing…….it was cheaper than cow!
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How did Texans get to decide that THEY and ONLY they, were the sacred keepers of what's chili (or BBQ), and what's not?
Texans don't like beans in their chili, BIG FREAKIN DEAL. There are a lot more non-texans than Texans.

Goes well with an axiom I love sharing...

You can always tell a Texan, you just can't tell 'em much" :lol: ;) :mrgreen:
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GrapeApe wrote: ↑Mon Oct 19, 2026 4:52 pm How did Texans get to decide that THEY and ONLY they, were the sacred keepers of what's chili (or BBQ), and what's not?
Texans don't like beans in their chili, BIG FREAKIN DEAL. There are a lot more non-texans than Texans.

Goes well with an axiom I love sharing...

You can always tell a Texan, you just can't tell 'em much" :lol: ;) :mrgreen:
Uhh...it was the TX guy that posted the chili soup... :)

I'm not from TX and I know chili from soup.
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GrapeApe wrote: ↑Mon Oct 19, 2026 4:52 pm How did Texans get to decide that THEY and ONLY they, were the sacred keepers of what's chili (or BBQ), and what's not?
Texans don't like beans in their chili, BIG FREAKIN DEAL. There are a lot more non-texans than Texans.

Goes well with an axiom I love sharing...

You can always tell a Texan, you just can't tell 'em much" :lol: ;) :mrgreen:
Cause thats the way it is. If its got beans in it its soup!
If its other than beef its grilled whatever.

Arthur Bryant did bring Texas BBQ north to KC where there were native hickory trees which soon replaced the need for too much pepper in the recipe. So thats still BBQ
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