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Adding Molasses To Chili. Taste your chili once the two are combined, and then, if you want even more sweetness, add a touch more. Taste as you go and start small. As with molasses, don't just dump a clump of brown sugar into your chili if you like it spicier or more savory: Add in soy sauce and molasses or brown sugar while mixing. Unsweetened cocoa, often found in rich mole sauces, is an easy choice. Gently fold in the canned beans, let simmer for another 5 minutes. Taste, adjust salt to your taste. Add remaining ingredients and bring to a boil. To add molasses to chili, drizzle about a teaspoon of the dark, gooey liquid into your warm chili and mix well. Any alternative sugar is fair game, including honey, malt sugar or extract, and even a cup or so of a sweet beer, like milk stout or german hefeweizen, will add sweetness and character. Go easy — a little goes a long way. How to make my award winning molasses chili. Brown the ground beef with the onions and season with salt and pepper. Or, add a few tablespoons of molasses for gingery, smoky flavors. Pour in enough water to cover the mixture, cover and bring to boil, then reduce heat and let simmer for about 30 minutes.

Brown the ground beef with the onions and season with salt and pepper. Reduce heat and simmer 1 hour adding some water if it gets too thick. As with molasses, don't just dump a clump of brown sugar into your chili if you like it spicier or more savory: Any alternative sugar is fair game, including honey, malt sugar or extract, and even a cup or so of a sweet beer, like milk stout or german hefeweizen, will add sweetness and character. Go easy — a little goes a long way. Taste as you go and start small. Taste your chili once the two are combined, and then, if you want even more sweetness, add a touch more. Sprinkle cheese on top to serve. Taste, adjust salt to your taste. Or, add a few tablespoons of molasses for gingery, smoky flavors.

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Adding Molasses To Chili How to make my award winning molasses chili. Taste as you go and start small. Unsweetened cocoa, often found in rich mole sauces, is an easy choice. Go easy — a little goes a long way. Pour in enough water to cover the mixture, cover and bring to boil, then reduce heat and let simmer for about 30 minutes. Or, add a few tablespoons of molasses for gingery, smoky flavors. Gently fold in the canned beans, let simmer for another 5 minutes. Sprinkle cheese on top to serve. Add remaining ingredients and bring to a boil. How to make my award winning molasses chili. To add molasses to chili, drizzle about a teaspoon of the dark, gooey liquid into your warm chili and mix well. Brown the ground beef with the onions and season with salt and pepper. Any alternative sugar is fair game, including honey, malt sugar or extract, and even a cup or so of a sweet beer, like milk stout or german hefeweizen, will add sweetness and character. Taste, adjust salt to your taste. Taste your chili once the two are combined, and then, if you want even more sweetness, add a touch more. As with molasses, don't just dump a clump of brown sugar into your chili if you like it spicier or more savory: