Homemade Cincinnati Style Chili Recipe
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It’s the only chili I’ll eat!!!
I love it, but it IS an acquired taste.
I always get three coneys, with everything. 👍
As an Aussie who was in the US for 6 years working in golf and travelling the US, I would always check-out to see if a Skyline Chili restaurant was in the town. I would start off with a cup of chili beans then follow with the 4-ways onion every night for the week I was there. I always needed to add chili sauce to spice it up. Normally after 3 nights of eating there, I would not have to order as the staff knew what I wanted. Sadly, we don't have any Skyline Chili restaurants Down Under that I'm aware of. I shall give your recipe a go.
Cincinnati chili is bland and tasteless. Detroit Coney sauce is the real deal.
damn that looks good 😀
I personally always liked gold star more, and whether it’s a meat sauce or chili, it’s just good
Is Texas or Colorado chili chili? Good job on the Cincinnati chili.
When I worked in Columbus, we had a group that would go for lunch 1-2 x's month for Skyline. 2 Coney's w/onions. And as for your question – It's chili. I have had friends argue that true chili has beans, otherwise it's just a sauce. Shrug…
Chili wears a lot of hats in different regions. This is just another great chili. Quick question, why chicken stock and not beef stock? Thanks for the great videos! Keep up the good work!
It’s a meat sauce with chilli seasonings ! Good either way
As a non-american, I would not know the correct answer.
But looks pretty allright to me
I have had Cincinnati Chili in Cincinnati 3 different times over the last 10 years and all I can say is ….NO!!! Hands down THE worst tasting chili ever! Sorry, but cinnamon and clove do NOT belong in chili EVER!
Because you didn't go to Dixie Chili or to Camp Washington Chili, to get the good chili. You instead went to the commercial chili place Skyline.
Texan here too, but also lived in Dayton Ohio for years, and ate a lot of Skyline's. Like they say there, the 1st time you try it, you hate it. The 2nd time, it's ok. The 3rd time, you're addicted. But, it really is more Greek Spaghetti sauce than Chili
As a Texan, I'd still call it a form of chilli to enjoy