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Friday, June 27, 2008

An Experimental Chili Recipe

I decided to go on a chili recipe development craze and came up with this first . It was not too bad. Click anywhere on this text to expand the notes. Experiment number two will be coming shortly.
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I am a simple man with a head full of sand (trust me on that). I'm decreed from SIU with a major in microbiology. My current interests include gardening, photography, blogging, boating, weather and hiking!
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