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Makin a big pot of chili - Printable Version +- TMR Zoo Message Board (http://www.tmrzoo.com/boards) +-- Forum: The Zoo Zones (http://www.tmrzoo.com/boards/forumdisplay.php?fid=31) +--- Forum: Beer, Food and Liquor (http://www.tmrzoo.com/boards/forumdisplay.php?fid=35) +--- Thread: Makin a big pot of chili (/showthread.php?tid=6819) |
RE: Makin a big pot of chili - CTN - 11-02-2014 you know, i am totally for chillies in desserts. But I am skeptical at best when it comes to chocolate in savoury foods. With the exception of mole sauce. On a side note, I made my chipotle/cayenne/cinnamon butter, used that in the brownie batter and added a few generous dashes of freshly finely ground cinnamon and chipotle (seeds too) into the dry ingredients. I also mixed some leftover ground chipotle + cinnamon into some icing sugar for finale. this is gonna be friggin GOOD. RE: Makin a big pot of chili - LesStrat - 11-02-2014 :32: RE: Makin a big pot of chili - johnjohn - 11-02-2014 we usually associate chocolate with milk chocolate, which isn't a great choicen for savoury dishes. Dark chocolate and cocao on the other hand are great choices. RE: Makin a big pot of chili - CTN - 11-02-2014 it is good. deep, rich, chocolatey flavour at the onset, and the aftertaste consists of more smokey hints and a nice soothing throaty burn that lingers a while. only way it could be better is if I bothered to make a cayenne raspberry compote to top it off. |