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The proper spelling is indeed Rebekah. Also, chili is eaten over rice or mashed potatoes and always has beans. All cats have an infinite amount of names, none of which they respond to and most of which are very situational.
Chili over rice---esp. something with more flavor, like Jasmine rice--is pretty good, TBH. I always put beans in my chili, because I know that every time I do it, a Texan dies.
And yeah, that's pretty much the way cats are now, so, no change.
I've had cincinnati chili, and guess what? I'd still eat it over mashed potatoes But, ah! It's okay to eat food wrong. That is always fine.
No. No, over mashed potatoes I think it'd be fantastic. I've probably eaten it that way myself. But didn't you say something about rice? Rice would be an abomination. Like, almost as bad as not putting pineapple on your pizza.
I said mashed potatoes or rice! A choice!
Ok, sounds good!
I've never had Cincinnati Chili but would like to. Point a fella at a decent recipe?
It's mainly just an all-meat chili with a lot of seasonings, but not necessarily a lot of spice. Like, it has chocolate in it - not sweet chocolate, but the powder without sugar. And cinnamon.
We discovered it when we were doing a low carb diet, because it has no carbs in it. But it's one of our favorites. I wouldn't say it's my favorite chili of all time, but is among my favorite dishes, if you get what I mean. I do like a chili with beans.
I couldn't find the online original; we may have copied it out of a book. Here's a PDF version of the recipe we like. We used to have it over spaghetti squash.
I normally would have balked at the mashed potatoes suggestion, but I made a 13 bean soup with a creamy potato base recently and then I made chili with the leftovers and it was godly.
Just a small portion then?