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Maggie’s Motivational Pic Thread v2.0 - - New Rules - See Post #1

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Alright, it’s been a while. Are we ready to start this debate again?

Cincinnati Chili doesn’t have beans. Texas chili doesn't have beans. My chili doesn't have beans. The rest of the population of earth, puts beans in their chili. Chili without beans is hotdog sauce. Why do we have to keep going through this?

There you go, FIFY
 
The full name of the dish is chile con carne. The translation of that is literally chile with meat. No where in that name do you see beans mentioned. Debate over.

"Chilli con Carne y frijoles.

Dat beans Fer ya green go's.
 

"Chilli con Carne y frijoles.

Dat beans Fer ya green go's.
That’s an abomination and someone’s sick, twisted mutilation of the original recipe. 😂😂😂
 
That’s an abomination and someone’s sick, twisted mutilation of the original recipe. 😂😂😂
I still maintain that the parent dish for American Chilli is Italian 3 bean soup. Probably Mexican Chilli bean soup also. A lot of Italian influence on food in certain areas down there.

Chilli con Carne is just meat with sauce. Chilli Verde is meat with green sauce but it's not the same as green Chilli which is a pork based stew with "Chilli" or peppers as we call them. Another delicious all American dish. Texmex, like nachos with cheese sauce.

To sum it up. Chilli corn carne aint the parent dish of a good ole' pot of American Chilli beans.