| Directions |
| Step |
Action |
| 1 |
butcher meat well into 3/4 inch-ish hunks, removing as much gristle and silver skin as you can |
| 2 |
In mixing bowl, toss beef with 3 tbs kosher salt |
| 3 |
In skillet, brown beef in batches. you want to develop nice browning on all parts of the beef (1-2 minutes per side) don’t shortchange this step |
| 4 |
As beef gets done, evac to other mixing bowl |
| 5 |
Turn down heat to medium low in skillet and add onions, cook five minutes |
| 6 |
Add jalepenos, cook five more minutes |
| 7 |
Add garlic, cook one minute |
| 8 |
Add mex oregano, cook one minute |
| 9 |
Add tomato paste, cook two minutes |
| 10 |
Add 1/2 cup of the chicken stock, scrape up any brown bits |
| 11 |
Carefully, evac contents of skillet into stock pan |
| 12 |
Add in three quarters of the chile paste |
| 13 |
Turn heat to medium, stir to combine everything |
| 14 |
Add in crushed tomato, beer, 4 cups of chicken stock, cumin, coriander, bay, soy |
| 15 |
Stir well |
| 16 |
Taste, you will need to add salt now. If you think it is too thick, add more chicken stock. If you want more chile flavor, add more paste. |
| 17 |
Mix masa harina in bowl with warm water, stir, and add to chili |
| 18 |
Bring chili to a boil and reduce heat to low. |
| 19 |
For the next 30 minutes, skim excess oil from chili every 5 minutes and stir |
| 20 |
Cook for 2-3 hours partially covered. Chili is done when meat is fall apart tender |
| 21 |
Eat! serve with scallions, cilantro, cheddar, beans on the side, and saltines |
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