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"I am not sure of its orgins, but I am trying to find the source."

Ingredients: cilantro, ground cumin...

"This is a lower fat alternative to chili. It is nicely seasoned, tastes great on a cold winter day and freezes well. This makes a delicious meal served with cornbread or crusty rolls. As this makes quite a bit, I usually put it into 2-quart containers, cool and freeze. The night before I am going to serve it, I put it in the refrigerator and allow..."

Ingredients: ground cumin, lean ground turkey...

"This recipe was created by me! I have perfected the recipe many times over using various guinea pigs, and each time, they say it is better. This recipe has won a couple of chili cook-offs. It is a traditional recipe. You can cook it using beans or without. It is great regardless of how you cook it. I would serve it with grilled cheese sandwiches..."

Ingredients: red pepper sauce, hamburger...

"My husband and son really "pigged-out" on this chili the first time I made it. It had been simmering for hours and they just couldn't help themselves. It is flavorful but not hot. Those who like heat can add their own (my husband always does). It is adapted from The America's Test Kitchen Family Cookbook."

Ingredients: ground cumin, diced tomatoes...

"I was browsing the All Recipes website for low fat recipes and found this. It was posted by by Tianne and she says you can throw anything that you have in your fridge into this chili. I haven't tried it yet, but it sounds really good."

Ingredients: ground cumin, dried basil...

"SOURCE INSIDE AMERICA'S TEST KITCHEN
I found this on the web and made some changes.

Good choices for condiments include diced fresh tomatoes, diced
avocado, sliced scallions, chopped red onion, chopped cilantro
leaves, sour cream, and shredded Monterey Jack or cheddar cheese.
If you are a fan of spicy food, consider..."

Ingredients: ground cumin, corn oil...

"I know there are a million chili recipes posted, so I'm posting this mostly so I don't lose it. It's a good basic chili that the kids will eat and it's WW points friendly. (5 points per serving)"

Ingredients: ground cumin, dry red wine...

"My sister, Ann, hates to cook but has several delicious recipes in her repertoire that she makes again and again. This is one of those recipes. It is a little different from most chicken chilis as it includes black beans and beer and olives. Excellent comfort food! Enjoy."

Ingredients: cilantro, Ro-Tel tomatoes...

"I found this in the local newspaper and can't wait to try it. notes from the author: Toasting the cumin and coriander takes a little time, but improves the flavor of the chili. Skip the step if it makes your life easier. If the chicken thighs have bones, go ahead and stick them in the slow cooker. The meat will literally fall off the bone after 8..."

Ingredients: cilantro, ground cumin...

"I found this recipe on another site and fixed it and absolutely loved it. This rich, spicy chili has a kick to it though. I don't add quite as much brown sugar as it calls for."

Ingredients: cumin seeds, dried oregano...

"This is my favorite soup from a restaurant in Waxahachie, Texas called The Dove's Nest. The recipe comes from the restaurant's cookbook."

Ingredients: cilantro, corn tortilla strips...

"This is a basic chili recipe, but my favorite. Since I am a vegetarian, I omit the beef and add more beans for a great meatless chili. I also add more hot sauce for extra kick. This chili is great served with sour cream and/or cheese."

Ingredients: hot sauce, kidney beans...

"This is a real tasty sweet and spicy beanless chili that I tried from Bon Appetit magazine. The recipe was found in the RSVP section as a request from a restaurant in Rochester New York called Dinosaur Bar-B-Que. We loved it and beans could be added easily if you are a bean fan."

Ingredients: ground cumin, dried basil...

"I have made this for years and everyone loves it. I add more tomato sauce then called for and spices depending how spicy you like it. I also double the recipe so we can eat it more than one day. I also use 3-15 oz cans of tomato sauce based on me doubling this recipe and because we like it juicy.

If you would like you can top with shredded..."

Ingredients: dark red kidney beans, green peppers...