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vsp · 08-12-2002, 04:52 PM

Well, of course homemade chili can be good. Homemade ANYTHING can be good. The trick is to find good chili where you're not the chef.

For a chain, Hard Times Cafe is pretty good, if you happen to visit the Washington 'burbs. I've never been to Cincinnati, so I cannot comment on the likes of Skyline.

One of my favorite chili recipes came from <a href=http://www.waider.ie/misc/recipes.pdf>Garnish With Beak</a>, the talk.bizarre cookbook. Mark-Jason Dominus's "Chiladelphia" uses real peppers instead of salt-heavy chili powder, can be easily modified, and is part of a cookbook that includes a recipe for a RICHH sandwich. How can you go wrong?

08-12-2002, 04:52 PM	#26
vsp Syndrome of a Down Join Date: Jun 2001 Location: West Chester Posts: 1,367	Well, of course homemade chili can be good. Homemade ANYTHING can be good. The trick is to find good chili where you're not the chef. For a chain, Hard Times Cafe is pretty good, if you happen to visit the Washington 'burbs. I've never been to Cincinnati, so I cannot comment on the likes of Skyline. One of my favorite chili recipes came from <a href=http://www.waider.ie/misc/recipes.pdf>Garnish With Beak</a>, the talk.bizarre cookbook. Mark-Jason Dominus's "Chiladelphia" uses real peppers instead of salt-heavy chili powder, can be easily modified, and is part of a cookbook that includes a recipe for a RICHH sandwich. How can you go wrong?