I am home alone for the week so am forced to create my own dinners. I had planned to make a big pot of chili, as is my wont, however I did not much feel like going to the shop to get the missing ingredients. So I took a recipe found via google and melded it to suit my tastes.
Defrosted some cuts of beef and did them up real quick with a white onion on the stovetop. Threw some uncooked brown rice into a casserole dish and piled on the rest of the dry ingredients; lots of mexican chili powder, and black pepper, a little bit of salt, some garlicy stuff, tossed in a tin of pinto beans and a tin of diced tomatoes and juice, a little bit of water, the beef and onion mixture, stirred it all up and plonked it in the oven for about an hour. Stirred it up again, and left it for another half an hour, then ate it. Along with a Nordeast beer by Grainbelt(A fantastic beer that I had brought back from my sojourn in Minnesota). Anyway, turned out pretty good and should last me for a few days now. Although, I kind of wish the beef had been a little more tender. The whiskey was not part of dinner, but I think it will be part of dessert now that I’ve finished eating.
Omnomnomnomnom
Previous dinner posts from Suomynona
- Brats and Peas and Mustard and Beer and Water - June 25th, 2011
- Chili - September 20th, 2010
- I had the lamb - November 28th, 2009
- Penne - June 9th, 2009
- Dinner and what have you - March 16th, 2009


Maybe it will become more tender by the 3rd day?
OMG Grain Belt! The beer I drank all the time back when the (beer) drinking age in Minnesota was 19!
it’s the semi-French I am worried about….Nord East?? Why does Norm never comment on my posts…?
It’s not so much semi-french as Semi-Germanic! Lots of Scandinavians and Germans settled the region
Norm is probably too intimidated by your posts Pete. Also, Norm, Grain Belt is awesome.. I especially like Premium but I didn’t bring any of that back with me
Intimidated by me…that’s a laugh !
Bachelor chow at its best!