Pressure Cooker - Chili Con Carne

"This recipe originates from the booklet that came with my Futura pressure cooker. I love substituted low sodium ingredients because I am watching my sodium intake. I hope you like this."
 
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Ready In:
1hr
Ingredients:
14
Serves:
10
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ingredients

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directions

  • Divide meat into 2 batches. Heat 2 tablespoons oil in cooker for about 2 minutes. Brown and remove first batch. Add another 2 tablespoons oil to cooker. Brown and remover second batch.
  • Add remaining oil (4 tablespoons) to cooker. Add onions and garlic. Stir fry til onions are light brown. Add meat and remaining ingredients. Stir.
  • Close cooker. Bring to full pressure on high heat. Reduce heat and chook for 18 minutes.
  • Remove cooker from heat. Allow to cool naturally.
  • Open cooker. Discard bay leaves. Serve hot.

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Reviews

  1. Pretty excellent! I made a few changes: (1) Used half as much ground beef; 2.25 lbs is a lot of meat. (2) Used the entire bag of kidney beans, a full 2 cups instead of 1.5 cups. (3) For tomatoes I used 2 - 14.5 oz cans of Hunts petite diced. (4) Why just 1 Tbs of tomato paste? What do you do with the rest of the can. I just added the entire can. (5) Using Mrs Dash is a fine idea which I followed. A fun recipe...thank you!!!
     
  2. I converted the recipe to real TEXAS chili. If you know beans about chili you know it aint got any. Beans are just filler to stretch how much is made.
     
  3. I tweaked the recipe...I used a whole bag of soaked overnite pinto beans n one can of kidney beans drained n a can of chili beans undrained to 3 lbs of meat...2 28 oz cans of crushed tomatoes...the whole can of tomato paste...I also used Mrs. Dash's seasoning to cut down on sodium...instead of water, I had some tomato juice that I had on hand n used that...n I had a cup of salsa in the fridge n tossed that in too. EXCELLENT RECIPE THANX FOR SHARING...ooops I've gotta go now...I'm heating some up for my supper n the microwave just dinged!
     
  4. 4 Stars, nice low-sodium one-dish meal. (I believe that the nutritional values assume canned kidney beans.) The smell of onion and garlic filled the house. DH appreciated the GIRD-friendly recipe. I added some creole seasoning to mine at the table. I soaked the dried kidney beans 12 hours in 4 1/2 cups water and used the suggested Mrs. Dash Table Blend. Prepared for My 3 Chefs 2008.
     
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  1. I tweaked the recipe...I used a whole bag of soaked overnite pinto beans n one can of kidney beans drained n a can of chili beans undrained to 3 lbs of meat...2 28 oz cans of crushed tomatoes...the whole can of tomato paste...I also used Mrs. Dash's seasoning to cut down on sodium...instead of water, I had some tomato juice that I had on hand n used that...n I had a cup of salsa in the fridge n tossed that in too. EXCELLENT RECIPE THANX FOR SHARING...ooops I've gotta go now...I'm heating some up for my supper n the microwave just dinged!
     
  2. Pretty excellent! I made a few changes: (1) Used half as much ground beef; 2.25 lbs is a lot of meat. (2) Used the entire bag of kidney beans, a full 2 cups instead of 1.5 cups. (3) For tomatoes I used 2 - 14.5 oz cans of Hunts petite diced. (4) Why just 1 Tbs of tomato paste? What do you do with the rest of the can. I just added the entire can. (5) Using Mrs Dash is a fine idea which I followed. A fun recipe...thank you!!!
     

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