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Thanks... not even the onions?
Nope. If they are given about 3 hours to cook, I find they are softened enough (use higher heat if the duration will be shorter). That's not to say you can't pre-fry them or something if you want to!
I should have mentioned that I usually make my chili vegetarian. In the rare occasions where I do add meat, I will pre-cook that, but it's mostly because of paranoia and because I don't own a cooking thermometer.
Game changer! Excellent thanks