I hated chili as a kid.
HATE. Like hide a full bowl behind a dining room bench pillow and run for the woods when a relative sits on it hate (that really happened).
I hated chili, beef stew, stewed tomatoes, baked beans and kidney beans, to name a few. Of course, my mother loved all of these things, including liver, which I can’t even begin to talk about. Today I still don’t eat stewed tomatoes or kidney beans (or liver, but I’m not talking about that). I do LOVE a good chili concoction on top of nachos, especially if we’re watching Eagles or Steelers football with friends! (not yesterday’s game though. And boy oh boy is McCoy in trouble for all those times he left the ball on the field!)
I may just make myself a tray of nachos and head over to the Library’s Chili Cook Off on Sept. 22nd!
Here are the details:
Haverford Township Free Library
Sunday, September 22 @ 4:00 pm
$5.00/person or $15.00/family
There will be cornbread, desserts and beverages served, all while listening to a live bluegrass, folk duo. (Guess chili isn’t punk.)
Stop on by! Think you can win this thing? Download a form and turn it into the front desk at HTFL.
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photo credit: chili and cornbread by Serene Vannoy on Flickr, poster by HTFL