Neil and I enjoyed homemade chili in the hand made bowls we bought at Fall Homecoming at the Museum of Appalachia. The bowl made the chili taste better, of course. I'm just saying.
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3 comments:
Yummy! I made a big pot of beef stew this weekend. We had that with cornbread for lunch Sunday. Your chili looks sooo good!
YUM!!!!!!!! I have to stop looking at your blog late in the evening... last night it was a Blizzard, tonight chilli & Fritos... I'm hungry!!!!
I have one word for this photo...YUM!
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