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Venison Hot Dog Chili

Cookin' With Susieq Brings You An Easy To Make Venison Chili That Is Very Tasty. You're Gonna Love This.

Sue Burch by Sue Burch
June 24, 2022
in Bowhunting Articles, Bowhunting Posts, Cooking Wild Game, Cooking With SusieQ, Wild Game Cooking
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INGREDIENTS
2lb. venison
2Tlb. chili powder
1/2 tsp. cumin (optional)
1 cup Ketchup
2 cups water

Two pounds of venison or any ground meat you want to use.
Brown ground venison and drain any grease.

In pan, brown venison and drain any grease.

Add chili powder and (cumin if desired).

Add chili powder and cumin if desired. (Cumin gives it a bit of smoky flavor 1/2 tsp will only give a hint of smoky flavor. If you want a lot add 1tsp.) Stir well and add ketchup and water.

Stir seasoning and ground venison well.
Add ketchup and water, mix well.

Blend all ingredients well and bring to a boil. Simmer on low until your preference of how juicy or dry you want chili. It should take from 30 to 45 mins. simmering on low depending on your stove.

Just starting to boil…

Also, at this point you can put it in a crock pot if you would like too. I do if I am cooking it for a cookout, family gathering or plan to take it somewhere so I can just plug it in when I get there to make sure it stays warm.

Perfect, just the way I love it… of course you may adjust it to your choice. I love mine meaty and spicy.

Note: You can always add a little more water if it gets to dry and heat it back up…

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