Beef Chili is one of those recipes that people simply love! It’s warming, filling, tasty and very comforting. Beef chili packs in a lot of nutrients and fiber and it can easily be incorporated into a healthy diet and lifestyle.
Beef Chili is one of those recipes that people simply love! It’s warming, filling, tasty and very comforting. Beef chili packs in a lot of nutrients and fiber and it can easily be incorporated into a healthy diet and lifestyle.
– Turn instant pot on saute mode. Add oil, when hot add ground beef, chopped onions, minced garlic and season with a pinch of salt and pepper. Stir and sauté until no longer pink (about 7 mins)
– Next add in tomato paste and flour, stir well to combine and incorporate the flour.
– Turn instant pot on saute mode. Add oil, when hot add ground beef, chopped onions, minced garlic and season with a pinch of salt and pepper. Stir and sauté until no longer pink (about 7 mins)
– Next add in tomato paste and flour, stir well to combine and incorporate the flour.
– Add chili seasonings and once again stir well.
– Now add remining ingredients; beans, salsa, tomato sauce and jalapeños. Give it a good stir. If you like your chili a little more saucy/brothy add water as needed.
– Add chili seasonings and once again stir well.
– Now add remining ingredients; beans, salsa, tomato sauce and jalapeños. Give it a good stir. If you like your chili a little more saucy/brothy add water as needed.
– Cancel saute mode, lock the lid and cook on HP for 10 minutes. When done allow for 10 mins of NPR then quickly release remaining pressure.
– Serve chili with shredded Gruyere cheese, sour cream, cilantro, crusty bread or whatever you like
– Cancel saute mode, lock the lid and cook on HP for 10 minutes. When done allow for 10 mins of NPR then quickly release remaining pressure.
– Serve chili with shredded Gruyere cheese, sour cream, cilantro, crusty bread or whatever you like
"My family has a tradition of making chili on Christmas Eve and serving it in China bowls. A few of my neighbors went back for seconds. It was really good!"
"My family has a tradition of making chili on Christmas Eve and serving it in China bowls. A few of my neighbors went back for seconds. It was really good!"