For a milder chili, be sure to thoroughly remove the seeds and veins from the dried chilies. The quality of your beef stock will greatly impact the final flavor. Opt for a rich, homemade stock if possible. Don't rush the simmering process. The longer the chili simmers, the more tender the beef will become and the more the flavors will meld. Serve with your favorite chili toppings – shredded cheese, chopped onions, and a dollop of guacamole are all great options.
Diamond Keebler
Jun 25, 2025I added a can of diced tomatoes and it was still fantastic.
Velda Wuckert
Jun 25, 2025This chili is amazing! The depth of flavor is incredible.
Valentin Mccullough
May 25, 2025Definitely a new family favorite!
Reta Dare
May 5, 2025I was a bit intimidated by the peppers, but it was worth it. So delicious!
Terrance Larkinleannon
Apr 20, 2025I used ancho chiles and it worked great.
Fleta Howell
Feb 25, 2025The spice level was perfect. Not too hot, but definitely had a kick.
Kathlyn Lynch
Jan 23, 2025The masa harina is key for thickening. Don't skip it!
Aisha Lehner
Jan 18, 2025The best chili I've ever made. My family loved it!
Larissa Reichert
Dec 26, 2024Freezes well, so I made a double batch!