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  1. #1
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    I'd suggest not to use too many beans if you're cutting .. carby...

    chop tomatoes (major part of the mix is tomatoes), onions, garlic other veggies you like like peppers (bell/habanero) put in a cooking pan with desired amount of ground beef, some tobasco to make it spicy and start cooking.. the tomatoes will melt and the meat will kinda boil-cook at the same time.. It will start looking like chilli after 15 minutes.. a hint of italian spices and dude you're good to go ..

    just calculate the macros yourself and use virgin olive oil if you wish i never use but I saw other people do..

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    Quote Originally Posted by stokedv View Post
    I'd suggest not to use too many beans if you're cutting .. carby...

    chop tomatoes (major part of the mix is tomatoes), onions, garlic other veggies you like like peppers (bell/habanero) put in a cooking pan with desired amount of ground beef, some tobasco to make it spicy and start cooking.. the tomatoes will melt and the meat will kinda boil-cook at the same time.. It will start looking like chilli after 15 minutes.. a hint of italian spices and dude you're good to go ..

    just calculate the macros yourself and use virgin olive oil if you wish i never use but I saw other people do..
    im going to use beans. it will be like my pre W/o meal.

  3. #3
    Here is the wendys chili recipe. Ive made it several times, it is amazing. I get all my recipes off of cdkitchen.com. Its a free site with millions of recipes for whatever you desire.

    http://www.cdkitchen.com/recipes/rec...ili86607.shtml

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    Quote Originally Posted by Spike85 View Post
    Here is the wendys chili recipe. Ive made it several times, it is amazing. I get all my recipes off of cdkitchen.com. Its a free site with millions of recipes for whatever you desire.

    http://www.cdkitchen.com/recipes/rec...ili86607.shtml
    Nice little site, everything I typed in they had a recipe for. Thanks

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