Chili recipes

• Members of the Richmond Lions Club serve up their Muttonville Chili at the 2011 Parks and Recreation sponsored Chili Cook-off during the Winter and Ice Festival. When Robert Hickey decides to make a meaty chili he doesnt scrimp on ingredients.
(Voice News)
• Did you know that every single day of the year celebrates something? What I mean by that is, for instance, today is Feb. 1. It's Baked Alaska Day. Tomorrow is National Carrot Cake Day and Friday is National Homemade Soup Day. I can't wait until Tuesday.
(Southwest Times Record)
• The Times-News, in conjunction with the Burlington Recreation and Parks Department, presented its 21st annual Chili Bowl Cook-Off on Saturday at Holly Hill Mall and Business Center in Burlington.
(Times-News)
• Linda Phillips has one of the best chili recipes in the county. Phillips, of Howlin' Coyote Grill in Carlisle, won the Wineries of Warren County's first chili cook-off contest Saturday.
(Des Moines Register)
• Woman's Day editors asked readers to "send us your chili recipes" and the response was overwhelming. According to the magazine, hundreds of recipes were submitted to womansday.com. "The competition was very packed," Arceo said.
(NJ.com)
• Information on healthy citrus recipes, fun with felting, and making chili rellenos will be the featured topics on "Creative Living" 9:30 p.m. on Tuesday and noon on Thursday. (All times are Mountain.
(Portales News-Tribune)
• recipes, and party planning. Shell be dishing up goodies for us here on YumSugar monthly. Today, Padma sings the virtues of a lesser-known condiment: homemade chili honey butter. Chili . . . honey . . . butter.
(YumSugar.com)
• Living in Western Pennsylvania, I like a hot soup that I can enjoy on a cold afternoon.
(Bleacherreport.com)
• Three city councilors, along with 18 other Quincy natives and four restaurants, will compete for the chili championship, bringing out their best recipes and honed cooking skills to win the top prize.
(Boston Globe)
• So adding some chili into the mix likely isnt doing any real harm. So go ahead and try these recipes from the Chicago Tribune.And have plenty of beer on hand, cause they might be a bit spicy.
(Yakima Herald Republic)