texas skeeter
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I delegate and herd cats for a living (aka I'm a supervisor). My team sets up and troubleshoots secure computer networks.
On the side I do auto repair, gunsmithing, pc repair, or just any random odd job people ask me to do.
On the side I do auto repair, gunsmithing, pc repair, or just any random odd job people ask me to do.
Thegomezclan
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Now I recap tires but I have made wine in cali and did one harvest here in Texas.
How dare you call me a Liar?
Or did you mistake me for Joe Wilson who called Obama a Liar?
Ssh! This is a super secret, double probation, cross-your-heart-don't tell no one formula for authentic San Antonio chili-con-carne.
Back in the day, San Antonio hookers used this recipe to attract their clients with great success. The boys got laid, and got some good chow on the side.
2 lbs fatty beef, cut into 1/2" cubes
1 medium onion, chopped
3 cloves garlic, chopped
3 slices bacon, fried and drained
1/8 cup chili powder
1 & 1/2 teaspoon sweet Paprika
1/2 teaspoon Cayenne powder
1 teaspoon Mexican Oregano
1/2 teaspoon Cumin, also known as Comino Powder
2 cups Beef Stock
1 12 oz. can of Lone Star Beer
2 chipotle peppers chopped, with adobo sauce
1 tbsp finely ground dark Mexican dry chocolate
Salt & Pepper to Taste (sea salt and white pepper)
2 tablespoons corn starch
To prepare:
Saute onions & garlic over medium heat until translucent (soft)
Add beef and brown just a little bit
Put meat and onions/garlic into a heavy pot
Add all the rest of the ingredients
Bring to a boil, then reduce heat to a simmer,
Let simmer for about four hours. Mix cornstarch with 2 Tbsp warm water, and add to Chili until it thickens.
Put resultant mixture on a warm corn tortilla with guacamole and pickled onions, or go Gringo-style, by putting the chili in a bowl topped with cheddar cheese and freshly chopped white onions.
Liar, anyone?
This recipe (formula) does not allow for beans or tomatoes or cilantro.
Or did you mistake me for Joe Wilson who called Obama a Liar?
Ssh! This is a super secret, double probation, cross-your-heart-don't tell no one formula for authentic San Antonio chili-con-carne.
Back in the day, San Antonio hookers used this recipe to attract their clients with great success. The boys got laid, and got some good chow on the side.
2 lbs fatty beef, cut into 1/2" cubes
1 medium onion, chopped
3 cloves garlic, chopped
3 slices bacon, fried and drained
1/8 cup chili powder
1 & 1/2 teaspoon sweet Paprika
1/2 teaspoon Cayenne powder
1 teaspoon Mexican Oregano
1/2 teaspoon Cumin, also known as Comino Powder
2 cups Beef Stock
1 12 oz. can of Lone Star Beer
2 chipotle peppers chopped, with adobo sauce
1 tbsp finely ground dark Mexican dry chocolate
Salt & Pepper to Taste (sea salt and white pepper)
2 tablespoons corn starch
To prepare:
Saute onions & garlic over medium heat until translucent (soft)
Add beef and brown just a little bit
Put meat and onions/garlic into a heavy pot
Add all the rest of the ingredients
Bring to a boil, then reduce heat to a simmer,
Let simmer for about four hours. Mix cornstarch with 2 Tbsp warm water, and add to Chili until it thickens.
Put resultant mixture on a warm corn tortilla with guacamole and pickled onions, or go Gringo-style, by putting the chili in a bowl topped with cheddar cheese and freshly chopped white onions.
Liar, anyone?
This recipe (formula) does not allow for beans or tomatoes or cilantro.
I'd call you Shirley if it got an awesome recipe out of you!
ROGER4314
Been Called "Flash" Since I Was A Kid!
Is that from Machete? I still need to see that.
Regarding the "Machete" Movie.
I took Bonnie to see that and the closest thing to it in my memory was then the comedian GALLAGHER performed. He would smash melons and fruit and the first few rows of people had to cover themselves with sheets of plastic. Machete was just like that! Buckets of blood and heads rolling all over the place. Holy crap...... Bring a napkin!
Flash
Regarding the "Machete" Movie.
I took Bonnie to see that and the closest thing to it in my memory was then the comedian GALLAGHER performed. He would smash melons and fruit and the first few rows of people had to cover themselves with sheets of plastic. Machete was just like that! Buckets of blood and heads rolling all over the place. Holy crap...... Bring a napkin!
Flash
sdsmith0322
Member
Retired military(23 years) full time Dad and Photographer.
On The Border
Member
I'm a wholesale distributor of snack foods and part time Auctioneer. Keepin' em fat and happy all over southwest Texas!
tenfeathers
Member
Aircraft paint scheme designer as well as painter
