What a nice writeup. Thanks, FishTalesNC . You all had a pretty delicious weekend, compliments of Mr. Chuckie. Nice job.
Kathryn
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Great job on the Chili. I have been thinking that a Vortex with the center pulled out and a wok on it would be a great way to use a vortex, thanks for the ground work on that one. I love chili as well. Been known to make batches up to 15 gallons at a time. Keep getting it down, beautiful cook. If you have never fire roasted your tomatoes on the grill first, I suggest you try it. Adds a nice deep flavor, or so I think.
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When it comes to "chili" I’m a bit of a traditionalist - no beans or other shenanigans. But darn it if I don’t love a good "chili stew" with beans and corn! This looks absolutely delicious!!!
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Made my last chili with leftover point...it was the best chili I’ve ever made!
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So glad that chili season is coming back around. I make it year round, just less strange looks this time of year... never thought of using a wok for it though. Something new to try.
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A buddy of mine uses small pineapple chunks in his chili.
Sounds crazy but its surprisingly tasty, adds just the right amount of sweetness
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Never made chili, eh? Welcome, Brother; there's a whole great big beautiful delicious New World out there, fer ya to explore, an I'll definitely be followin yer chili adventures!
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Beautiful-lookin chili! Thanks for taking the time to write this detailed post with fantastic pics! I have never made chili but you inspired me to try. 🌶🌶
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Amazing! I've got a couple pound of left over brisket - mostly point - and it might work well for chili, along these lines!
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