The Big Game! 1NFL Lawsuit Avoidance name for the Super Bowl. Time for Chili. Or, in my case, Chilies - I make at least two different pots for our Super Bowl party. One chili is always a big pot of Texas Red. The other chili is where I add the beans; usually ground turkey and beans, so the guests can think they’re eating healthy. 2Never mind all the beer, chips and dip, and pizza they’ve also been noshing on.

So, to give you a few options for your Super Bowl chili 3Whoops - please don’t come after me, Super Bowl lawyers!, here are my five favorite pressure cooker chilies. 4I had to search for a while to figure out the plural of "Chili". Chilies made the most sense to me, but there were passionate arguments for Chillies. Chiles means multiple chile peppers, and Chilis is a restaurant chain.

Top 5 Pressure Cooker Chilies (for the Super Bowl)

	Pressure Cooker Texas Red Chili A bowl of Texas Red - big chunks of meat in a chili sauce. This is the recipe that gets me invited back to potlucks. Of course, here in Ohio, everyone says “where are the beans?” Which brings me to my next recipe…
	Pressure Cooker Pork Chili with Beans A takeoff on Texas Red, using big chunks of pork instead of beans. And, that most controversial of Chili ingredients - beans (don’t tell the Texans). 5I read that in Texas and most of the southwest, beans are served on the side, so the diner can stir them in if they want to. They think of serving chili with beans like we would a hot dog that automatically comes with sauerkraut - it should be added on if the diner wants it.
	Pressure Cooker Ground Beef and Bean Chili This is the chili of my youth. Ground beef and beans in a tomatoey sauce. Unlike the chili of my youth, I add enough chili powder so you can actually tell it’s there.
	Pressure Cooker Pumpkin Chili When I need to throw a bone to the vegetarians 6Um…probably not the best analogy. Sorry about that, veggie people., this is the chili I go with. Pumpkin makes it more interesting than the usual all bean vegetarian chili. (Not that there’s anything wrong with all bean chili.)
	Pressure Cooker Frito Pie Another Texas standard, Fritos smothered with chili, and topped with cheese and onions. My kids' favorite, especially when I do it "walking taco" style in single serving bags of Fritos - the bags act as the bowl.

What do you think?

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