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When the need to feed a large group arises, the best plan is to take a cue from the professionals. At firehouses all over the country, chili is one dish that reigns supreme. So much so that national contests are held to determine the best firehouse chili recipes. Chili is a popular choice when feeding groups of hungry firefighters for several reasons. It can be scaled up to accommodate larger groups, left in a slow cooker, or simmering on the stove for hours while people come and go, and it’s a delicious, hearty and satisfying bowl of comfort food.<\/p>\n

Recipes for firehouse chili are as varied as the firefighters who make them and the regions they hail from. This big batch chili uses lean ground beef, tomatoes and kidney beans to deliver big on flavor and nutrition. It’s loaded with protein, fiber, iron, vitamin C and potassium; firehouse chili is one comfort food<\/a> you needn’t feel guilty about filling a second bowl. Next time you’re hosting a tailgate, backyard bonfire, or a championship game, this firehouse chili will have your guests enjoying the spicy, tangy, beefy flavors of this recipe as much as the firefighters do.<\/p>\n

Ingredients for Firehouse Chili<\/h2>\n