Our family's Coney Island chili

[deb415611]

I didn't take a picture but I put some of the chili and cheese into a flour tortilla.   Was a good lunch

[sodface]

I didn't take a picture but I put some of the chili and cheese into a flour tortilla.   Was a good lunch

I was going to ask about that. Except for maybe the amounts, this chili isn't radically different from what I do when I make taco meat.  I keep telling myself it's a chili dog, but my mind is telling me it's a taco meat dog.  Still good, just sayin'.  Maybe I'm doing it wrong.

[Jackitup]

I was going to ask about that. Except for maybe the amounts, this chili isn't radically different from what I do when I make taco meat.  I keep telling myself it's a chili dog, but my mind is telling me it's a taco meat dog.  Still good, just sayin'.  Maybe I'm doing it wrong.

I also added.....just a touch.....of 5 spice and cinnamon, to give that Cincinnati deal and a bottle of Heinz Chili Sauce, as it's in maybe 75% of chili/coney dog recipes out there and gives that tang that was missing. Just the frosting on the cake shall we say!

[sodface]

In progress.

[FeCheF]

Just noticed the Homage for Nick57. I'm guessing Pete added it. Great recipe if you can follow it it correctly. YES, it calls for a lot of Cumin. That how its supposed to be.

[sodface]

Chili dog for lunch today.  I like this place because they heat more chili than needed for the chili dog and give you the rest in a bowl with cheese and sour cream.  Pretty good!

[02ebz06]

Nice!!!

[sodface]

Made some of Nick's chili last night for chili dogs for lunch today. Pretty good!

//edit, I forgot that I put mustard on one and not the other for the purposes of comparison. I ate them both and didn't even think about it until I came to post this. I have no idea which one I liked better 

[deb415611]

I was craving a chili dog so I made a tiny batch of chili loosely based off Nick's recipe.   Whenever I think about chili dogs I think about Nick. 

(I didn't get a picture but it did happen  )