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Beef Chili

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Bobbi Lin

It’s faster and easier to brown the meat in larger pieces first and chop them afterward. Using intact dried chiles instead of jarred powders contributes a more complex flavor and a saturated color. Adding lager imparts just the right amount of bitterness, rounding out the chiles. This is a part of our Super Bowl party menu—see the rest of the recipes here.

Is ground beef chili more your speed? Check out reader-favorite Halftime Chili, from our December 1995 issue.

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