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More than any other food, a big ol steaming hot bowl of chili is recognized as the premier Texas dish. This book explores the long history of chili, from the early San Antonio Chili Queens to the many different cultural approaches to preparing chili that have evolved throughout the U.S. It also includes fascinating folklore and over 135 mouth-watering recipes for this most favored dish.

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title The Ultimate Chili Cookbook History Geography Fact and Folklore - photo 1

title:The Ultimate Chili Cookbook : History, Geography, Fact, and Folklore of Chili
author:Jameson, W. C.
publisher:Republic of Texas Press
isbn10 | asin:1556226527
print isbn13:9781556226526
ebook isbn13:9780585227962
language:English
subjectChili con carne.
publication date:1999
lcc:TX749.J36 1999eb
ddc:641.8/23
subject:Chili con carne.
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The Ultimate Chili Cookbook
History, Geography, Fact, and Folklore of Chili
W.C. Jameson
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Republic of Texas Press
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Library of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication Data
Jameson, W.C., 1942 -.
The ultimate chili cookbook: history, geography, fact, and
folklore of chili / W.C. Jameson.
p. cm.
ISBN 1-55622-652-7 (pbk.)
1. Chili con carne. I. Title.
TX749.J36 1999
641.8'23dc21 98-53208
CIP
1999, W.C. Jameson
All Rights Reserved
Republic of Texas Press is an imprint of Wordware Publishing, Inc. No part of this book may be reproduced in any form or by any means without permission in writing from Wordware Publishing, Inc.
Printed in the United States of America
ISBN 1-55622-652-7
10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2
9901
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Contents
Chapter
I
Introduction
1
II
The History of Chili
7
III
The Geography of Chili
17
IV
Canned Chili
33
V
The Fixin's
43
VI
Recipes
71
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Traditional and Nontraditional Chili
73
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Wild Game Chili
135
Picture 5
Seafood Chili
157
Picture 6
Health Food and Vegetarian Chili
165
Picture 7
Celebrity Recipes
193
Index of Recipes
217

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Other books by W.C. Jameson:
Bubba Speak: Texas Folk Sayings
Exploring Branson: A Family Guide
Return of Assassin John Wilkes Booth
Return of the Outlaw Billy the Kid
Return of the Outlaw Butch Cassidy
Tales of the Guadalupe Mountains
Unsolved Mysteries of the Old West
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Chapter I
Introduction
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Love is like a bowl of chili: The hotter the better.
Anonymous
Chili con carne can be, and often is, many different things to different people.
To some it is merely a dish, nothing more than a bowl of spicy food. To others it is a topping for hot dogs. But the true chili faithful have no time or temperament for such things. Serious chili cooks and chili eatersand their numbers are legion and growingregard chili as so much more than mere food.
Among the purists, the preparation and eating of chili has been elevated to an art form. Nutritionists are now giving chili a second look and finding some good things to say. Many others consider cooking and eating chili a form of recreation, some regard it as a kind of therapy, a few liken it to a branch of medicine, and many perceive it as a form of entertainment. To growing numbers of chilimeisters, cooking chili represents an opportunity for competition and provides a level of culinary excitement. Still others are convinced chili is an aphrodisiac, and some even maintain chili is a spiritual experience.
Whatever one's orientation or preference as it relates to chili, this special dish, in its many forms and in so many ways, has become part and parcel of the culture of North America, some would even say the world.
Margaret Cousins, the venerable editor at Doubleday books, once stated, "Chili is not so much a food as a state of mind." Harry James, the famous band
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leader, trumpet player, and a man who surely knew his chili, once said, "Next to jazz music, nothing lifts the spirit and strengthens the soul more than a good bowl of chili." Francis X. Tolbert, a Texan long associated with chili, once wrote, "A bowl of chili is a haunting, mystic thing."
The late, great humorist Will Rogers loved chili and spoke of it often. Rogers rated the quality of life in towns around the United States on the basis of the chili found at each one. His survey was kind of a forerunner to today's popular places rated surveys. Rogers' only criterion was, of course, chili. According to Rogers, Coleman, Texas, was at the top of his list.
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