Posted April 22, 2010 by Ryan Huling
I don’t know about you, but I don’t cook. Certainly I’ve tried to cook before, but it almost always ends in disaster. Who knew that when they say “grease the bottom of the pan,” they don’t mean for you to turn over the pan and grease the underside?!
As such, I’m keepin’ it simple for our potato-themed recipe of the week, with a dish so basic, and yet so delectable, that it’s damn near impossible to screw up.
I give you: Vegan chili fries!
What you’ll need:
• 1 bag of steak fries (big, thick French fries)
• 1 can of vegan chili
• Diced scallions, if you’re fancy
Just follow the directions on the bag of fries (usually just 15 – 20 minutes in the oven). Put the chili into a microwavable bowl, and zap it for 90 seconds (or until hot). When the fries are done, just toss ‘em onto a plate, pour the chili on top, and cap it off with some scallions (or vegan sour cream, if you like to live on the edge).
So there you have it. Unless you happen to get crushed by the stampede of meat-eaters rushing to steal your delicious chili fries, there’s zero risk of injury in this quick and easy snack. You’re welcome!
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545 days ago
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Thanks Ryan for this simple but meaningful recipe, you rock!
1009 days ago
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This looks delish!
Making it tonight to go with my veggie burger bites xD
1148 days ago
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1. This is awesome. Being a relatively new vegan and a man that doesn’t like cooking, we need mor eideas like this. There is a book one of my college buddies had 10 years back called “A man, a can, a plan” which was all recipies like this that mixed 2 or 3 ingredients at most. A book like that with a vegan spin would be great, and so would more recipies like that on these blogs.
2. For those saying they can’t find canned vegan chili, I’ve found that most chilis labeled “vegetarian” are actually vegan since the canned stuff usually doesn’t have dairy. Always check the label, but they are out there.
1150 days ago
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NEver seen a can of vegan chilli in Australia…but I make a very good one myself
1153 days ago
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OMG!!!! Yum!!!! But I make my own chili so yeah ha lol just kidding!
I loved this sentence…Who knew that when they say “grease the bottom of the pan,” they don’t mean for you to turn over the pan and grease the underside?!
Almost made me pee myself!
1153 days ago
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this looks soo good, my husband is not a vegetarian and he wants to try this! it must be something about men and chili fries! but i had no clue that you can buy vegan canned chili and where i live i know for a fact i wont be able to find it so i am jsut going to make my own vegan chili that almost tastes like the real thing!!
(minus the murder)
1153 days ago
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It’s tooooo easy!!
I love it!!
I thought it would be much more difficult to have delicious veggie recipies….but i’m loving it!