This is a good basic receipe for Texas Hash, add 2 cloves of chopped garlic and a pkg of medium cooked shells. Cover with cheese. Put lid on and let the cheese melt - then serve!! That's the Texas way

Very easy dish to make. A bit flat on flavor and definitely needs a pinch of oregano or something, but the recipe itself is a good starting point for personalization. I added kidney beans, and regret not adding garlic. It needs something extra.

I view this recipie as sort of 'chili lite' and, as such, can't help but add most of the contents of the spice cabinet to it. Yummy! First off, along with the onion I added a good helping of minced garlic and seasoned the meat a bit at that time. I reduced the amount of chili powder called for in the recipie greatly and made up for it with cumin - my favorite spice for chili and other mexican dishes. I also added sage, thyme, oregano, basil, and rosemary to round out the flavors - I know I'm a spiceaholic but when I make my "everything in the spice cabinet chili" I always get rave reviews. I also added a can of red beans because I felt, as a couple of other reviewers also did, that something else was needed. Served with brown rice and with a bit of cheddar cheese sprinkled on top, this is wonderful!

this is a good starter recipe. only used 1 tbs chili powder as my kids don't do 'spicy'. i added 1 chopped celery stalk and garlic salt while cooking the beef. then i added a can of corn at the end.

My family thought this was pretty good - a filling, tasty meal. I added kidney beans because I thought it just needed something, and was happy with that choice. It was also pretty fast and easy. Thanks for the recipe!

This an old recipe of my mother's. It's really great for a quick comforting meal. It can be changed around with no problems.