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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1999
Page
22
Judges praised three meat chili variants with distinct heat levels and sweet undertones. Participants cited family recipes and secret ingredients, noting the spicy, balanced flavors and the variety of chili spins as adventurous and tasty.
A recipe assembled by Judith Stanton presents Chili ingredients including bay leaves chili powder cumin sugar garlic onion tomatoes black beans and kidney beans. It also gives a method using a fryer boiled in water simmered with broth and chicken meat for one hour.
A long, dense home recipe lists beef and sausage chili with multiple bean types. It instructs browning meats with onions, preparing bean mixtures, adding taco seasoning and chili powder, and simmering sections then combining ingredients. The notes suggest refrigerating overnight for best flavor and removing bay leaves before serving.
A letter-writer asks if she should alert her mother to her plan to appoint another guardian due to her binge drinking. Abby advises placing children first, using an intervention and possible future will changes, then offers guidance for addressing the issue.
Precautions for microwave use cover choosing microwave safe cookware, avoiding metal and nonfood plastics, and cooking tips for meat poultry pork eggs and fish. Emphasizes thermometer checks 160 for meats 165 for reheated foods and cooling with lids to ensure even heating. Contacts Clemson Extension in Aiken for more information.
Apple Spice Cake combines applesauce brown sugar and orange rind with spices for a moist cake. Bake at 350 degrees in a greased 8 inch pan using sliced gala apples arranged like spokes. Makes eight servings and serves warm.
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