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| CHILI "The All American Dish" Legends, Lies And Recipes. (A Cookbook) The bowl of blessedness. Texas Red. "Wish I had time for one more bowl of chili." Alleged dying words of Kit Carson. All chili recipes had their begin'ns from some recipes that found their way out of the Southwest in the middle to late 1800's. This cookbook is about re-creating those recipes and mak'n serious chili. Learn what you need to make the bowl of blessedness. Ingredients (meats, spices, etc.) the right cooking equipment, and some special know how. Learn how "Cookie" managed to make grub for the cowboys. What was life like on a cattle drive? Included is a glossary of Westernism's, trail lingo, and a map of the cattle drives where it all began. Color pictures and drawings. You'll find it all in these 60 plus pages with some 20 great recipes. |
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Big John is not a professional writer and he has never written any books, cookbooks, stories, articles, epistles, on anything 'cept "Chili," and he doesn't plan to. He is passionate about chili - has been since he was a small boy. He doesn't give much thought to mak'n or eat'n other dishes, although he can get catawampous about hot peppers, and salsas. He does not live in any exotic place with a temperate climate - never has. He has toughed it out on the plains of the Midwest all his life. He and his wife have growed up children, but they don't have dogs or cuss'd cats liv'n wiwth them. Outside of knowing everything there is to know about chili he is pretty darned ordinary.
Email: bjchilico@aol.com
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