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Cooking & Baking

Kali

(56,213 posts)

11. these 4 steps

Reply to SARose (Reply #9)

Mon Nov 11, 2024, 12:23 PM

Nov 2024

you could even use half a green bell pepper and/or smoked paprika if you want to really sub things to mild.

to bring heat up for those who like it sprinkle a tiny bit of cayenne at the table.

if you can't find gebhardts any mild or regular chile powder will be fine. 2 tablespoons with all the other ingredients is not likely to be hot. if you find that it is, add more beans and/or use plenty of grated cheese in your bowl.