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My avocados weren't ripe yet so I had to come up with a backup dinner plan. Fortunately I have quarts of chili I canned up and all the ingredients for cornbread on hand.
I use Alton Brown's chili powder recipe. I have modified the recipe methodology to make 2 quarts at a time because I go through a lot of chili powder.
Cost per person: $5
Next time try chili and cinnamon rolls.
As a person that was trapped in Cincinnati for a little while, I cannot abide cinnamon anywhere near my chili.
Cinnamon is on the roll, not the chili. Don't knock it till you try it, the sweet/savory combination is a Midwest classic for a reason.
Cincy chili is weird af but I wouldn’t rather have it any other way
Looks awesome! I'll have to make some chili and cornbread in the next few days. I have a craving now.
Always make chili and cornbread.