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Man, you achieve a much richer red color than I ever do.
Ancho peppers can give a dark red color.
thanksoh wow, that looks good
Man, you achieve a much richer red color than I ever do.
thanksoh wow, that looks good
I use anchos, but never seem to achieve the level of your red.Ancho peppers can give a dark red color.
thanks
I’ll try that.Anchos are what I use. I use a can of cheap beer as part of my liquid and I think that might help bring out more of the red.
Guajillo peppers also have deep blood color. I used them as well in my last batch.I’ll try that.
ThanksGuajillo peppers also have deep blood color. I used them as well in my last batch.
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Any of the dried peppers can produce the red color and I most definitely think that's where Red got its name. I find by adding a few more peppers produces a deeper darker red color. Not using enough may be the reason its not darker. This last batch I think I used about 12-14 of mixed peppers.Anchos and guajillos combine for a good flavor. I use both and that may also be where the red comes from. Not certain.
That's a great looking bowl.Made a batch of TX Red.
This time I used beef short ribs (about 5 lbs) and slow cooked at 300° for about three hours. 6 Pasilla and 6 Ancho peppers made up the chili paste with the addition of 4 whole Serrano peppers from last years garden. Otherwise, I stuck to the original posted recipe.
Beef browned and chili paste made...
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Finished product, enjoyed for lunch today. The creamy avocado and sweet acid of the lime compliment this dish well.
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I really like the short ribs in this recipe, makes a very rich decadent chili. Not to mention no meat chopping. Shredding fall off the bone meat takes just a few minutes.
Winner winner chili dinner!
Hmmmm, I do have some leftover brisket, anchos and some guajillos...
Maybe once it cools off a little here.