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Ancho bonfire chilli
This bonfire night beef chilli is a great winter warmer to have before going out to watch the fireworks. The ancho chilli paste gives this dish a lovely spicy hit. You can also serve it with nachos, tortillas or tacos to mix things up.
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2.75 Star
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Prep 15 min
Cook 40 min -
Medium
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Preparation
Purée the garlic cloves.
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- 1 Brown the mince in a frying pan with a tbsp oil, then remove from pan. Add the soffritto mix to another tbsp of oil and 2 cloves of pureed garlic.
- 2 Add the oregano, smoked paprika and ground cumin, and cook for a further 3 minutes. Add the tomato puree and the ancho chilli paste cook for four minutes.
- 3 Then, add the beef stock, the chopped tomatoes, the kidney beans and the mince and gently simmer for 30 minutes. Serve with sweet potato jackets, sour cream, fresh coriander and jalapenos.
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4 Reviews
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Sjrneien
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Popey
More like bolognese
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Daintydoris
The carrot in this is all wrong, it’s like eating an odd tasting Bolognese and it lacks depth of flavour. I added extra spices, seasoning and tomato purée and cooked for a while longer which did improve things. The children liked it, but unfortunately it doesn’t have the ooomph for the adults.
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Kirsty
This is a favourite meal in our house. We have it with home made tortilla chips, yum
