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<blockquote data-quote="Son of Butch" data-source="post: 1717281" data-attributes="member: 14585"><p>Shell your state isn't posted - I'll post a few for you to try, but probably not near you.</p><p>Browsing trip advisor's best restaurant Chili in each state, well over 40 out of 50 best chilis contain beans.</p><p></p><p>Notable exceptions.</p><p>Texas Chili Parlor in Austin Texas - red chili with generous amounts of chunky beef</p><p>(no beans) 3 levels of heat - they also have a white chili version made with pork</p><p></p><p>Oklahoma City, Ok Iron Star Urban BBQ - Range Chili - no beans, served with</p><p>corn bread and pickles on the side</p><p></p><p>Ogden, Utah the winner of the best bowl of chili in the state was: Cuppa's Lentil Chili - a vegan red chili made with lentils</p><p>hmmm - lentil chili - don't seem right, but that was Utah's winner</p><p></p><p>Virginia: Hard Times Cafe in Alexandria - finely ground beef - (no beans) from 1920s recipe by Greek immigrants</p><p></p><p>Cowboy Coffee Company Jackson Hole, Wyoming - Buffalo Chili</p><p>made with buffalo meat and constantly praised by diners</p><p></p><p>South Carolina, Hilton Head Island, One Hot Mama's - Brisket Burnt Ends Chili</p><p>Using brisket burnt ends from One Hot Mama's BBQ restaurant is intriguing. </p><p></p><p>Varallo's Restaurant, Nashville Tennessee - secret recipe contains beans</p><p>started serving chili from a street cart in 1907 - now comes 3 ways, bowl, spaghetti or tamales</p><p></p><p>Elk Chili - Casey's in Whitefish, Montana (elk meat) photo clearly shows red beans</p><p></p><p>Check's Cafe, Louisville, Kentucky Check's Famous Chili since 1944</p><p>Looks great topped with cheese and diced white onions - but I think I see beans</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Son of Butch, post: 1717281, member: 14585"] Shell your state isn't posted - I'll post a few for you to try, but probably not near you. Browsing trip advisor's best restaurant Chili in each state, well over 40 out of 50 best chilis contain beans. Notable exceptions. Texas Chili Parlor in Austin Texas - red chili with generous amounts of chunky beef (no beans) 3 levels of heat - they also have a white chili version made with pork Oklahoma City, Ok Iron Star Urban BBQ - Range Chili - no beans, served with corn bread and pickles on the side Ogden, Utah the winner of the best bowl of chili in the state was: Cuppa's Lentil Chili - a vegan red chili made with lentils hmmm - lentil chili - don't seem right, but that was Utah's winner Virginia: Hard Times Cafe in Alexandria - finely ground beef - (no beans) from 1920s recipe by Greek immigrants Cowboy Coffee Company Jackson Hole, Wyoming - Buffalo Chili made with buffalo meat and constantly praised by diners South Carolina, Hilton Head Island, One Hot Mama's - Brisket Burnt Ends Chili Using brisket burnt ends from One Hot Mama's BBQ restaurant is intriguing. Varallo's Restaurant, Nashville Tennessee - secret recipe contains beans started serving chili from a street cart in 1907 - now comes 3 ways, bowl, spaghetti or tamales Elk Chili - Casey's in Whitefish, Montana (elk meat) photo clearly shows red beans Check's Cafe, Louisville, Kentucky Check's Famous Chili since 1944 Looks great topped with cheese and diced white onions - but I think I see beans [/QUOTE]
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