Chili !

[Scott-Apple-Valley]

Nothing beats a good pot of chili cooked over a campfire

(note: I drink the beer for the ambiance)

[renodesertfox]

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This is great also, thanks for sharing. But your new thread belongs here in the Food For Camping section. Not everything goes into the general chat forum. Thank you for taking the time to join CF! You'll get the hang of it here soon!

[Scott-Apple-Valley]

Re: Chili !

This is great also, thanks for sharing. But your new thread belongs here in the Food For Camping section. Not everything goes into the general chat forum. Thank you for taking the time to join CF! You'll get the hang of it here soon!

oops,, sorry..

[hiker11]

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Nothing beats a good pot of chili cooked over a campfire

That's for sure!

[Yukon Jack]

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You gotta love a big bowl of chili.

[lizrfoust]

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Nothing beats a good pot of chili cooked over a campfire

(note: I drink the beer for the ambiance)

That plus some corn bread! Perfect! :D

[kurzi]

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Chili is one of my favorite things to take camping. I usually make it at home but I dehydrate it. That way it's easier to carry since I'm usually carrying a backpck. It'll keep for a while that way to without needing a cooler or anything to keep it from spoiling.

[zack0109]

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That seem good. I love chili too.

[kurzi]

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I like to do that with spaghetti sauce and beef stew as well. Good hearty eating on the trail.

[Robert.R]

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How do you dehydrate chili? I have a dehydrator I've made my trailmix and deer jerky and what not but i'm not even sure how I would go about making dehydrated chili. give me the steps on that and ill give you a review in a few weeks after my next outing.

[busere]

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How do you dehydrate chili? I have a dehydrator I've made my trailmix and deer jerky and what not but i'm not even sure how I would go about making dehydrated chili. give me the steps on that and ill give you a review in a few weeks after my next outing.

Use the fruit roll-up trays and spread the chili out as thin as you can get it...dehydrate over night. In the morning flip the tray of chili over onto a new fruit roll-up tray and dehydrate for another 12 or so hours (untill the sauce turns into a powder like substance). Something like that.