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It's simple really. Peppers with meat in a spicy stew with tomatoes, onions, beans and other ingredients in many variations as the mind can muster. Baja to the Cincinnati right through the heart of Texas, where is the official state dish, chili con carne, or chili for short, is one of the most famous indigenous foods of America.
Some say that chili was invented in Mexico during the 1840s, possibly in Chihuahua, as a complimentary dish served at the cantinas for outsiders, who wanted something spicy and cheap. Others say he was born in Ensenada, Mexico in the 1880s as a way of stretching available meat in the kitchens of poor Texans. Many Texans maintain that it was the invention of the cowboy from Texas who was eaten by the bucket as they took their herds across the plains. The more imaginative origin traces its roots to pre-Columbian Aztec chefs.
What is known for sure is that in the 1880s, Hispanics colorful dress women called "Chili Queens" began to operate around Military Plaza and other high traffic public places in downtown San Antonio, Texas, where reheat cast iron pots of pre-cooked chili and sell it around the plate.
Sanitation laws in the 30 end to close the Queens Chile, but not appetite public for this tasty Western dish. Halls of Chile opened hundreds. These small and family chili joints spread from Texas to the rest of U.S. and became part of the pre-World War II American landscape. Even today hardly any American who claims to be able to cook do not have their own secret recipe for chili, whether hot, sweet, thick, thick or just strangers.
Regional variations add a certain level of enjoyment for lovers of spicy. Traditional Texas-style chili is thick and uses few or no vegetables. New Mexico is famous chili consistency is thinner and use green instead of red chile. In the chili in Cincinnati, Ohio has a sauce like quality and is used as a condiment or complement to hot dogs or spaghetti. White chili uses no tomato and is based on the beans. Vegetarian chili (meat sin Chile) is, of course, without meat. Health conscious Chile ditches the suet and substitutes white button mushrooms for beans to reduce calories. In fact, the chili is a dish so malleable it can be difficult to define. However, most people know that when you try it, and everybody is happy to do so.
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