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Lord_Dupo t1_j5jzlac wrote

Reply to comment by Lord_Despair in [Homemade] chili and rice by Northernmonkey12

They do here In the UK, fellow lord.

I've never had chili without rice

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wherethebicenroam t1_j5k5qy0 wrote

Chili without rice feels wrong.

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Uncle_Burney t1_j5k7mvq wrote

Most chili recipes do well with some kind of added starch. I have done rice, and pasta (chili mac), but my favorite is cornbread. Each is worth trying, if you haven’t already. Cheers!

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wherethebicenroam t1_j5k8rdf wrote

Yes! Tried them all and cornbread is a sleeper! Pasta is pretty good too, but rice will always be my go-to.

Cheers, stranger!

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No_Associate_2532 t1_j5kznpp wrote

I am Brit in US. You have no idea how wrong chili WITH rice is here...

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wherethebicenroam t1_j5l0eqo wrote

Am American in US and get weird looks when I mention chili over rice all the time. We’re a weird bunch, but some of us are trying!

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VoidWalker4Lyfe t1_j5m4l3s wrote

Unless you're in Texas. That's how they serve it there.

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No_Associate_2532 t1_j5mguev wrote

Really! I've been there alot and never seen that. To be fair though I am always eating BBQ...

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big_sugi t1_j5lgub6 wrote

Hawai’i too.

Of course, everything in Hawai’i comes with rice. Curry, stew, chicken cutlet, hamburger . . . gonna come with rice

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wearenotthemillers t1_j5mkt9w wrote

People are surprised to learn that we eat rice for breakfast, lunch, and dinner in Hawaii. I live in the mainland now, and I told a friend that I wanted spam and rice for breakfast, and she said that rice shouldn't be eaten for breakfast

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Harbinger955 t1_j5k2xg6 wrote

We do it like that here in the states too.

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