The days are getting shorter, the grass is covered by leaves and frost sparkles in the sunlight in the early mornings – winter is definitely on its way. There aren’t many things that I like about winter. There’s just something about leaving in the morning when it’s still dark out and then getting home as the sun is setting that is pretty depressing. I don’t like the cold, and I may be one of the few Canadians who hates the snow; to sum it all up, winter and Lou just don’t really go together. Also, talking in third person and Lou don’t really go well together either. (Note to self: no more third person.)
I’m going to try and keep the negativity to a minimum here because Living Lou is a positive space, and there are a few things that I love about winter. One of those is inevitably Christmas and the other is comfort food; soups, stews, baked pasta, oatmeal, I could go on and on! If you were hanging around Living Lou last year you’ll remember the chili I shared that is one of mine and my Dad’s favourites. Today I’m sharing a new and easy chili, all it requires is a quick saute and preparation of the ingredients and then you can just dump it all in the slow cooker turn it on, and come home to a heart warming, flavorful chili after work.
Slow Cooker Chili with Sweet Potatoes
Ingredients
Instructions
Is chili one of your favourites during the cold months?

Janice
This sounds really good, but what is grill seasoning?
Lou
Hi Janice,
Grill seasoning is just a spice mixture you can buy at the grocery store. It’s also called “steak seasoning” sometimes, McCormick is a brand that I’ve used before.
Louisa's biggest fan
Obviously Jamie Oliver chose you as blogger of the month because this recipe is UNREAL!! (as are all of your desserts). You Go Girl!
Heather
Congratulations on your feature…we are very exctied for you and of course, very proud!!!
Shirley
On a day like today, this Chili would go great! It sounds very “delicious”! Italien sausage meat is an interesting touch! I must try it…Thanks, Miss Living Lou, for another ingredient “twist”…