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We asked seven Hy-Vee chefs to show school spirit with chili recipes that represent Midwest universities. And the heat is on!
Wisconsin Badger Red Chili
For a true taste of Wisconsin, the chili’s companion biscuits use Cheddar cheese and dry ranch dressing mix to develop a sharp tang.
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Wisconsin Badger Red ChiliKansas State Willie's Wild Chili
Chef Kyle, a grad of Le Cordon Bleu, named his spunky chili after the wildcat's beloved mascot, Willie.
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Kansas State Willie's Wild ChiliIowa Hawkeye Chili
Chef Shannon incorporated black beans and yellow pepper in his turkey chili to match the University of Iowa colors.
Kansas Beer-Braised Pork and Bean Chili
Chef Kelly uses beer-braised pork to give this tasty chili a twist. Country-style ribs from the shoulder region of the pig are especially succulent and perfect for chili.
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Kansas Beer-Braised Pork and Bean ChiliNebraska Scarlet Chili
Instead of simmering ground beef for a long time, Chef Chris went a different route: His chili uses chopped grilled steak for delicious charbroiled flavor.
Iowa State White Chili
Chef Jeff adapted this lightning-quick method to prepare chili from a prizewinning recipe he developed at the Waukee, Iowa, Hy-Vee store.
Chef Bill's University of Missouri Chili
This classic chili uses simple ingredients to get great chili flavors, with one unusual twist: a big squirt of Sriracha. Ya!
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University of Missouri Chef Bill's Chili