Cincinnati Chili Recipes

Cincinnati chili is similar to a regular meaty chili except it has spices that you see more in pumpkin pie than in an all-American stew. Recipe by Kathy Hester from Vegan Slow Cooking for Two or Just You

I was making chili one night and accidentally added a very heavy shake of ground cinnamon instead of chili pepper. What I created was a chili reminiscent of one I had learned to love when living in Cincinnati.

You can serve it over spaghetti or corn chips. Add optional raw onions and shredded cheddar cheese. Or spoon a ladle over hot dogs on buns with or without the onions and cheese. Some people like to add beans. I do not, so I can not suggest the type of bean to use.

This recipe freezes well and can be defrosted in a microwave or on the stove top for a quick meal on a night when there is no time for prep. You can control calories, carbohydrates and fat by limiting the extras such as spaghetti, buns, chips and/or cheese.

I LIVE IN CINCINNATI OHIO & I JUST LOVE THIS CHILI THE OWNER WENT TO OUR CHURCH WHO'S GREEK.

Morningstar Farms Grillers, a cholesterol-free meat substitute available at most groceries, replaces the ground beef in this recipe.* No cholesterol means less than 1 mg per serving! By not topping your chili with cheese, you are cutting the cholesterol as well. Or, try a vegan shredded cheddar to top off your delicious chili!

Warning: This is not a healthy recipe.
From roadfood.com
Bearing no resemblance to any Southwestern-style “bowl of red,” Cincinnati chili often is called five-way because there are five separate layers in its full configuration. No Cincinnati chili cook will give out his recipe, but this one comes pretty close to the superlative five-way served at our favorite Queen City chili parlor, Camp Washington.

Oyster crackers are the traditional garnish, and the proper companion beverage is a milk shake or sweet soda pop

Recipe from skiptomylou.org.

This picture doesn't do it justice. There is a nice broth that coats the noodles and we load the top with shredded cheese. You can even add a little crunch with corn chips and spice it up with chopped onions on top!

Our favorite way to eat it is over corn chips or tortillas with cheddar cheese and sour cream.

Cincinnati Chili is served over cooked spaghetti, and topped with your choice of shredded cheddar cheese, onions and kidney beans. It is just as good served over spaghetti squash.

In Cincinnati, they order it by the number:
Two-way chili - on spaghetti
Three-way chili - on spaghetti with cheddar cheese
Four-way chili - on spaghetti with cheese and onions
Five-way chili - on spaghetti with cheese and onions plus kidney beans

This is the chili recipe I have used for years. Sorry... I don't remember where it came from.

(2 WW points per serving)

This is the Express Chili parlor, Cincinnati, recipe as published in the Cincinnati Enquirer. As stated in other recipes, Cincinnati Chili's spices vary from recipe to recipe. The chili is generally served over spaghetti, and topped with your choice of cheddar cheese, chopped onions, and kidney beans. I tend to thrown the kidney beans into the finished product. Also, I like to add some chopped sweet green bell pepper to the recipe while it is cooking.

383 calories

This is not a low calorie chili, but it is a full flavored as original as they come Cincinnati Chili from Food.com

Cincinnati chili lover order by number. Two way: Chili over spaghetti, Three way: Additionally topped with Cheddar cheese, Four way: Additionally topped with onion, Five way: Additionally topped with kidney beans

Skyline Simple

A little spicy, a little sweet, and served over spaghetti. You've never had chili like this before.

Delicious chill that came about because 'the boss' loves Skyline chili and I've never made it.

Cincy Chilli hommade from packaged spices

original Skyline chili is delicious but high in fat, this is the homemade, low fat version

This is my grandmothers recipie for Greek/Cincinnati chili

Taken from a blog (http://newlywedandwellfed.blogspot.com/) and adapted from Allrecipies