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Cooking & Baking

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10. That is how my granny made it. Everyone in our family in TX uses Gebhardt.

Mon Nov 11, 2024, 10:36 AM

Nov 11

If you want the smoky flavor but not the heat, substitute sweet Hungarian paprika for the chipotle.

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Please help me to make mild chili from this recipe [View all] Not Heidi Nov 11 OP

Leave the jalapeos out wryter2000 Nov 11 #1

Thanks! n/t Not Heidi Nov 11 #2

Some suggestions MagickMuffin Nov 11 #3

Make your own chili powder. Phoenix61 Nov 11 #5

Do you offer takeout Duncanpup Nov 11 #7

Heh heh Not Heidi Nov 11 #12

Most of the heat Otterdaemmerung Nov 11 #8

Texas Chili SARose Nov 11 #9

these 4 steps Kali Nov 11 #11