Chili Recipes

Spicy, flavorful white bean chicken chili, made with generous portions of white beans and chicken. A tasty alternative to traditional chili recipes.

Planning a football party? Here is a great chili recipe that will be a favorite during the game! See this chili recipe along with many other homemade chili recipes on RecipeTips.com.

Serve this no-bean chili with beans or rice on the side. It's mild, so use salsa to raise the "heat" level as desired. See the recipe for Tomatillo Salsa for a quick, zesty salsa.

Thick and tasty chili loaded with chili beans and sweetened slightly with brown sugar. Throw together and simmer for an hour; then set down and enjoy the hearty flavor.

An easy throw together chili that will have everyone asking for seconds. It is especially good for kids because it doesn't have a lot of different ingredients that might make them shy away from it.

Canned chipotle chiles in adobo provide both heat and a rich smokey flavor. Find them in well-stocked supermarkets or in Hispanic groceries. Any leftover chipotles can be frozen for future use.

This award winning chili provides lots of flavor, spice and heat, but can be easily made to be served for tastes from mild to fiery.

This simple chili recipe is as good as it is easy. Be sure to use the high temperature setting on the slow cooker or the beans will not cook properly.

A savory meal that contains artichoke hearts as a flavorful addition.

Great blend of flavors with ease in preparation.

Try this chili recipe for your next game day. Everyone will be pleasantly surprised by this healthier version of this football essential. Serve it with sour cream, shredded cheese, green onions and corn chips.

Easy, no hassle chili, made thick and delicious—a perfect dish for using that leftover holiday turkey.

Trendy chicken chili is becoming more and more popular. You'll find this to be even easier to make than the tomato based beef chili. Kids and adults will love it.