Chili is a Mexican dish, more famous in Texas, U.S.A. It is stew like in consistency and the original term “Chili Con Carne” means chili with meat whereas “Chili Sin Carne” emphasizes upon the chilli being cooked meatless accompanying vegetables. More about the Chili here.
Chili is our favorite and I love to make them at home. The variations one can make to the chili are enormous adding as many or as minimal vegetables one wants. In this version, I have added less vegetables since the beans make up for it. This is one of the Protein rich options for vegetarians and due to that, it fills one faster you can say chili
I have added 3 types of beans and used Potatoes to replace meat in the dish. You can add Seitan or any other meat replacement protein like Tofu etc.
Method
1.Heat oil in a pan and cook the onions,garlic and potatoes for 5-6 min.
2.Add all the spices and cook further for another 3-4 min.
3. Then add the rest of the ingredients – beans, tomatos + paste, molasses,sugar along with 1 cup water/vegetable stock.
4.Gently simmer for about 10-15min and serve with sour cream/ chips – or if as a part of meal serve with spanish rice. I served it with Persian Styled Rice and it was simply yummy!
This is my entry to Valli’s event – Curry Mela.
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I have always been fascinated by Chilli but never tried making it. Now I have to try your recipe!
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I make some veg chilli too
ur curry looks so yum
Nice one DK. I have made vegetarain chilli, using bulgur wheat. I will try this one too.
Nice entry! I always thought of Chilli with meat, but ur vegan version sounds cool with potatoes!
Chili with potato.. thats different. It looks yummy and very tempting..
Thank you gals for ur sweet comments.
Ranj- thank u and frankly I wudnt know! U know me – No leftovers – so there was none left over for me to know!!
hey Dk..ur chili has come out superrrb..even i made chilli recently..crushed some tortilla chips on top and had..i also made 3 bean chilli but slightly different version than urs ..loved it..it tastes better the next day
isnt it?
I’ve made veggie chilli with just the red kidney beans(canned at that, lazy!) after getting bored of the rajma dish my roomie used to make. Try it with homemade buttermilk biscuits or corn bread, absolutely yummm
The roasted potatoes pic is soo tempting, I’m sure I would have cleared half on their own
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i’ve never made chilli for the fear of beans!
this looks tempting DK!
This is something we love. It goes well with naan too.
Umm lovely…nice use of all the beans ..and the pictures say it all…
No meat replacement needed!
Vegetarian chili is especially a favorite of mine during the colder months, but how could I resist this spicy mixture of healthy beans any time of year. A classic, it goes without saying.
Great entry Dhiv..