Special Chili


The cornbread was from a box (Jiffy) and I don't recommend it, it was rather dry. The plus was it took about 2 seconds to mix. Next time I'll try to make the jalapeno cornbread that TB mentioned in her post. Ahhh, comfort food!
How'm I gonna save the world when the world ain't ready?
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A great little trick is to pour sweet Jiffy cornbread mix over top of the chili in a pot and throw it into the oven until it rises. MMMMM. If you think that looks like dog food than evidently my dogs are getting screwed. hehe.
A well-meaning friend once cautioned me that Jiffy contains lard, as if that's a BAD thing. I can handle the lard in the cornbread a lot better than the artificial berry pieces in some of the fruit muffins, which I think are made of apples, if memory serves me correctly.
I'm going to try the chipotle in my chili tomorrow. I normally use a mix of fresh poblanos and jalepenos for heat, but chipotles sound really good.
yummy! It looks beautiful as well.
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