Rich Dahl
R.I.P. 7/21/2024
Tuesday the weather was very nice so I decided to do a little cooking.
Homemade split pea soup for Tuesday’s dinner and some smoked chili on the performer for the Cardinals game Thursday evening
Barb had Wednesday covered and also made some of her great cornbread to go with the chili on Thursday.
Stuff for the chili
DO getting up to speed. Used some 97/3 I got on sale along with some 80/20. The 97/3 is to dry for burgers so I used it here instead.
Wet and dry ingredients except beans added after the meat and onions were browned.
Smoked with almond and peach.
Meanwhile back on the range the ham bone and broth getting friendly, simmered for two hours.
After three hours chili is ready, added the beans at the two hour mark.
Herbs, split peas and seasoning added, after two hours and before I added the veggies and ham I hit the soup base with my boat motor (emersion blender) to make the soup super creamy.
Veggies and diced ham added, cooked for thirty minutes.
The split pea soup was super simple and super good. Also got enough left for two or three meals which will go into the freezer for those cold nights coming up.
Thursday night:
Barbs corn bread, need to get a patent on this stuff
Chili was great and the Cards won and secured a playoff spot, life is good.
Thanks for taking a look and have a great weekend.
Homemade split pea soup for Tuesday’s dinner and some smoked chili on the performer for the Cardinals game Thursday evening
Barb had Wednesday covered and also made some of her great cornbread to go with the chili on Thursday.
Stuff for the chili

DO getting up to speed. Used some 97/3 I got on sale along with some 80/20. The 97/3 is to dry for burgers so I used it here instead.

Wet and dry ingredients except beans added after the meat and onions were browned.
Smoked with almond and peach.

Meanwhile back on the range the ham bone and broth getting friendly, simmered for two hours.

After three hours chili is ready, added the beans at the two hour mark.

Herbs, split peas and seasoning added, after two hours and before I added the veggies and ham I hit the soup base with my boat motor (emersion blender) to make the soup super creamy.

Veggies and diced ham added, cooked for thirty minutes.

The split pea soup was super simple and super good. Also got enough left for two or three meals which will go into the freezer for those cold nights coming up.

Thursday night:
Barbs corn bread, need to get a patent on this stuff

Chili was great and the Cards won and secured a playoff spot, life is good.

Thanks for taking a look and have a great weekend.