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	Crockpot Carne Adovada Recipe by John Spottiswood We had this for dinner tonight and it was fantastic. The complexity of flavors - sweet, salty, spicy, and savory - is really amazing. It's better than 99% of the dishes I've ever been served in a mexican restaurant. I loved the carne adovada I had in Santa Fe, but I honestly don't remember any that matched this. If you try this…	7 votes 3 reviews 7 comments 13512 views
	Basic Chicken Salad by kate jennings Sometimes, the most basic recipes are the abosolute best! I get more requests for this recipe. I think people think there is a secret ingredient, but it's simple.	1 vote 3407 views
	Beef Barley Soup by David Brian Ankenbauer This is a soup I have made for nearly 25 years. I created it myself playing around.It is very simple to make. The Frank's Hot Sauce is my "Buffalo" version, it adds a bite to the soup but not an overwhelming heat.	1 vote 3558 views
	Lentils & Vegetables ~ Moroccan Style by Amos Miller I began making this dish in the 1970s and it has evolved since then into a great Winter favorite. This will surprise you with both it's sweet, true vegetable flavors and just the right amount of seasoning. Served with a good bread, this will satisfy and nourish all the athletes and couch potatoes who look to you for a delicious…	3 votes 1 review 8359 views
	Hunter's Chili by Windle Grissett "The only thing certain about the origins of chili is that it did not originate in Mexico...Chili, as we know it in the U.S., cannot be found in Mexico today except in a few spots which cater to tourists. If chili had come from Mexico, it would still be there. For Mexicans, especially those of Indian ancestry, do not change their…	1 vote 2659 views
	Venison Spaghetti by Sacora This recipe can be made with low-fat ground beef. Venison has very little fat, but it has a gamey flavor that many are not accustomed to. Cooking it with tomato helps to disguise the wild-flavor.	1 vote 2843 views
	Spicey Mama's Texas Red Chili by Sheila Durham Chili means many different things to people all over the world. In Texas it is a deep, rich, brick red chili flavored with spices & peppers. It is prepared with beef traditionally, but may also contain wild game in season. True Texans never put beans in their chili, but we have been known to make a pot of pinto beans to serve with it!…	2 votes 9439 views
	Uncle Sidney's Red Beans by Amos Miller There are two ways to go here: smoked meats (sausage, rib tips, neck bones, ham, country bacon), OR pickled meat. Either way, you'll obtain a rich flavor profile and a satisfying meal. One, warm, soft, and smokey; one tangy, slightly sharp, sort of barbeque-y, but it's always PORK and beans in the end.. My culinary mentor, whom I…	2 votes 16000 views