CHILLI CON CARNE RECIPE - SORTED

Chilli con carne is the perfect comfort food. It's warming, tasty and a little bit spicy! The best thing is it's individual, everyone's chilli is different!

Our recipe uses some of Louis Barnett's dark chocolate, and a good splash of beer to make it as rich and sumptuous as can be imagined!

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[Daniel Hwang]

So hmmm, I take it that you don't have to add the chocolate if you don't want to? :P

[SORTED Food]

No you don't have to!

[Chaotic2Pandemic2]

It looks good, but I'd be making for about 6 people. Should I just double everything in the recipe?

[SORTED Food]

Perfect!

[o0ohowwowo0o]

if i dont want to cook it for two hours .. what can i do to short cut the time?

[SORTED Food]

You can eat it earlier, but to be honest all the flavour comes out over time, so it's best to cook it longer if you can!

[YunaTsukiyuoTenshi]

Could you do any ask the chef/ Cooking skills video on chocolate please? Like how to melt properly, prepare, and also tempering. Cause I've heard about it but have no idea how you're supposed to do it.

[mellio16]

'con carne' means 'with meat'?! Well, blow me down, I did not know that.

[romero271991]

Make mole!

[romero271991]

Why isn't Tom in the videos anymore? Is it because he lacks personality?

[dinalypso]

Looks fucking delicious !

[pedantic79]

Beer falls into two categories, ales and lager. The difference is the yeast that is used to create the alcohol. You can use any kind of beer, but I would avoid a beer with too strong of a flavor as it can through your dish off. Any middle of the road beer will be fine.

[babablacksheepdog]

Ale is a kind of beer. I think whether a beer is an ale depends on its fermentation process and the ingredients that go in it. If I'm not mistaken, ales are usually darker in colour and flatter.

[alohathegannonslayer]

By Ale.  Do you mean a strong beer or something along those lines? English is not my native language, so I'm a little confused as it can mean many different things to me.

[thecookie354]

I miss Jon! (well of course as well as everyone else equally!) thanks for another recipe for me to try out with my friends!