Polish Chili

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This is a recipe my grandmother handed down since I was a kid. I call it Polish Chili because I think I was in my 30's before I realized chili doesn't have potatoes in it. :ohmy: But my grandmother always called it chili. So here it is.

1-1/2 lb. ground beef
1 small onion, diced or use 2 T. dried onions
3 medium potatoes, cut into bite size pieces
1 can kidney beans undrained
2 cans tomato soup plus 2 soup cans water
1 T. chili powder
1 T. paprika
salt and pepper

Brown ground beef with onions. Drain. Add tomato soup and water. Add chili powder and paprika. Put in potatoes and simmer for 1 to 1-1/2 hours or until thickened. Add kidney beans and simmer for another 15-30 minutes.
(the chili powder and paprika are est. I just dump to cover the top of the pot, do it to taste)
 
lol, looking at the title i thought it might be a joke... ya know, something like just a bowel of icewater (chilly), no meat, no beans.

ahem, but otherwise, it looks good homey. thanks. i'll be trying this one this summer. probably in the crock pot.
 
homecook said:
This is a recipe my grandmother handed down since I was a kid. I call it Polish Chili because I think I was in my 30's before I realized chili doesn't have potatoes in it. :ohmy: But my grandmother always called it chili. So here it is.

1-1/2 lb. ground beef
1 small onion, diced or use 2 T. dried onions
3 medium potatoes, cut into bite size pieces
1 can kidney beans undrained
2 cans tomato soup plus 2 soup cans water
1 T. chili powder
1 T. paprika
salt and pepper

Brown ground beef with onions. Drain. Add tomato soup and water. Add chili powder and paprika. Put in potatoes and simmer for 1 to 1-1/2 hours or until thickened. Add kidney beans and simmer for another 15-30 minutes.
(the chili powder and paprika are est. I just dump to cover the top of the pot, do it to taste)
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what, no rye bread???

chadz tutaj!!!!!! :bangin:


lol, looks good homey. that'd happily fill a few bellies at st. stan's.

now stuff some in a steamed bell pepper, and i'll be right over.
 
Sounds good to me too, I was always a fan of dumping a spoon of chili over a baked potato, so this would work for me.

Thanks
 
That looks very tasty!! esp with the buttered white bread!! A meal to bring you back to your childhood! :D Will def be making soon!!
Thank HC!
 
QSis said:
Ohhh, so THAT's how you spell Babsha!

Looks good, Barb, but I'll have to chop up some kielbasa to toss in there.

Lee
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Now that sounds good!

phreak said:
My grandma might kick me in the dupa, if she were alive, God bless her soul...I'm as much Polish as the other 56 varieties running through my blood.:thumb:
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I have a license plate in the back window of my car that says "You bet your sweet dupa I'm Polish". It's bright yellow with red lettering. LOL
 
Actually looking at it again - it might one my boys will go for - they are not that keen on Mexican chilli.
 
don't ask about their water polo or ice hockey teams...

hey, don't they have a big chicken with a crown on their flag, too?
 
chowhound said:
Now that IS Polish.
Aren't their colors red and white?

:lol:
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:mrgreen:

Miniman said:
Actually looking at it again - it might one my boys will go for - they are not that keen on Mexican chilli.
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Give it a try!

buckytom said:
don't ask about their water polo or ice hockey teams...

hey, don't they have a big chicken with a crown on their flag, too?
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bucky!!!!! :twak:

phreak said:
Polish women are THE most beautiful in the world.
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What a nice thing to say.........your wife is Polish isn't she??
 
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