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Cincinnati Chili I

SUBMITTED BY: MARBALET

This is an unusual no-bean chili made with ground beef, cinnamon, cloves and unsweetened chocolate in a beef and tomato base. Serve over spaghetti noodles with shredded cheddar cheese.

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Best Bresslin' Pasta Casserole Done Cincinnati Style

Submitted by: RUTH'S CRAVINGS

This slightly-different baked pasta casserole is a definite kid pleaser.

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Lauren's Cincinnati Chili

Submitted by: Lauren

Home Town: Georgetown, Texas, USA

Living In: Fort Bragg, North Carolina, USA

Cincinnati's famous chili dates to 1922 when a Moravian immigrant created a dish with Middle Eastern spices including cloves, cinnamon, and allspice; along with chocolate, cayenne pepper, Worcestershire, and tomato sauce; and used the mixture to season ground beef. Served over spaghetti, the spicy dish with many variations has been a hit every since.

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Ohio Meat Pie

Submitted by: MSKYEWOLF

This is a comforting baked stew with a rich cheese sauce. Children and adults will both agree that this is delicious.

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Vinegar and Egg Crust

Submitted by: Ron Schmaeman

This is a very flaky and very tasty prize-winning pie crust that mixes up nicely, but it is a bit tricky to roll out. So if you have a pastry cloth and a rolling pin, you 'll need them. Or try rolling this dough between lightly-floured sheets of waxed paper. This recipe yields one double-crust pie.