It's good... not enough depth in flavor for my liking. I also have a hard time with the name "Texas-style". Texas-style chili doesn't have beans!

I tried it today with my class and it was very good for a chilli with no meat. We used tomato juice instead of canned tomatoes, crushed red pepper flakes instead of red peppers, chicken stock instead of vegetable stock and no coriander. Enjoy!

Texas chili does not have any beans in it.

Actually "Texas" chili does have beans. The Northerners typically use the wrong beans - kidney beans. Once they do that it becomes "kidney bean soup." My family from Texas would often laugh at what ppl up here would try to call "chili." Don't add corn. Don't use ground chicken or ground turkey. Try to use steak or at least stewing beef if you are going for authentic. Also, Texas chili is supposed to be thick - otherwise once again, you have soup. I learned to cook chili from my dad, mom, and grandmother (in other words, old family recipe) and because I kept it the way I was taught, I've had ppl fight over it and even eat it for breakfast :)

Texas Chili doesn't have tomato or beans. Dried red peppers? There are many types of dried chili peppers. I wonder which one you mean. There doesn't seem to be much to bite into here.