Poor Man's Chili Recipe

Trying to make ends meet in today's economy can be quite a challenge. Besides cutting coupons and buying in bulk, many resourceful people are finding ways to cut costs. This world famous recipe for chili is very affordable. It is also very tasty, and will last for days. Follow the instructions for a family of five which will last up to three days, or add or double amounts for larger familys. Hamburger meat can be substituted with turkey, soy, ect. The choice of pork and beans in this recipe in indeed unusual, but you will find that it makes a delightful tasting chili that you will surely want to make over and over. Recently we attended a chili cook off in Prescott Arizona. Although we didn't even place in the competition, everyone there said it was a very tasty chili that was quite unusual. Of course using pork and beans in chili is a little different, but it is very good and also inexpensive. My mom made this chili she named poor man's chili when I was a young child growing up in the 1960's. Everyone loved it, and we are still enjoying it today. So in conclusion, please try it for yourself and see how good it really is. And remember, just because it's cheap, dosn't mean it isn't any good.

1. 2 pounds of lean hamburger

2. large can of pork and beans ( unusual and delightful flavor ) or other inexpensive beans if you must.

3. 1 onion

4. 1 green bell pepper

5. 1 red bell pepper.