I’ve been making chili since I was knee-high to a grasshopper. And, if you know me at all (I’m 6 feet tall soaking wet) you’ll know that was a long time ago.
I’ve tried many recipes but mostly I come up with my own. I like to throw whatever is in the fridge to add variety: red, green and yellow peppers, zucchini, fresh tomatoes if I have them. I’ve even tried kale cause why not if you have a bit.
Homemade Chili Cornbread Cobbler
I came across a chili cornbread cobbler recipe on Canadian Living that is incredible. It’s incredible because it has cornbread baked right on top with melted cheesy goodness. When I set it down on the table it always gets a round of applause it looks so delicious. Well, that may be a slight exaggeration but it does get many oooh’s and ahhhh’s.
The original recipe included stewed beef which I am not a fan of so I’ve changed it to include ground turkey, beef and/or chick peas instead. If you like stewed beef in your chili you can get to the original recipe below.
This chili recipe is a guest pleaser for sure and if you needed to make up for something (like a grumpy mood *ahem), it’s a winner.
Enjoy it with a glass of the leftover red wine or beer that you added to the recipe and make sure you have room for seconds.
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Lee-Anne Ekland says
It is soooo good I can’t begin to explain. But forget the chili recipe, right? Use your favourite, unless you like big chunks of meat in your chili.
Lee-Anne Ekland says
I am looking forward to it:) Let me know if need help adding the wine. Oh wait, there isn’t any. But we could add it to our glasses, right?
Tiffany says
Love this meal, as you well know 🙂 Thanks for sharing the recipe – I will definitely try it out one day and invite you over for some feedback. 🙂