I start with about a pound and a half of hamburger. Season the hamburger with salt, pepper and McCormick's Monterrey Steak Seasoning (love this stuff). Brown and crumble the burger.
Side note: Have you ever used one of these little gadgets from Pampered Chef? I love it. It crumbles hamburger or sausage easily and doesn't mess up the finish on your pans. It's called a Mix 'N Chop and costs $11.50. It's worth it -- also could make an excellent stocking stuffer.
Sorry, I digress -- back to the chili making. Place the browned, crumpled burger in a large pot. Add in two cups of water, a large can of chili beans (I use mild because I'm a spicy wimp), can of kidney beans, can of black beans and a Edmond's Chili block. The chili block can be found in the refrigerated meat section in most grocery stores.
Let this mixture simmer for an hour or so, stirring occasionally. That's it. Your chili will be ready to scoop and garnish with your favorite toppings.
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