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bubbaschili
01-11-2008, 08:59 AM
been looking over the forms and see a cpl of chili cooks i know blackgold and i don't think i ever meet last stand chili but we all got red gravy running thru our veins.....good to see yall
bubba out
PcolaHot
01-11-2008, 10:54 AM
Morning Bubba.:mouthonfire:
AlabamaJack
01-11-2008, 02:30 PM
Bubba...I have not quite perfected the taste I am looking for yet so I have not started cooking competitively. I will have to puree all the stuff I put in my chili...I like to use only fresh ingredients and supply the chili powders from peppers I have grown myself. Just makes me feel like I have accomplished something. Another thing that will hurt me is I use Italian Sausage, Chorizzo, Ground Pork, and Chili Grind Round for mine. I suppose if it has only sauce and meat that is the requirement. I don;\'t think CASI says you have to use beef do they?
cheezydemon
01-11-2008, 03:15 PM
Not to mention the fresh powders taste better AJ! Good for you, it will pay off.
bubbaschili
01-11-2008, 03:19 PM
meat gravy no fillers... the full rules are available at www.chili.org
good to see yall
bubba out
You never come out and play anymore.
*~pout~*
AlabamaJack
01-11-2008, 05:58 PM
meat gravy no fillers... the full rules are available at www.chili.org
I kinda know the rules Bubba...several of my friends here cook in CASI...matter of fact, Dee Palmer placed 2nd overall in chili 2 or 3 years ago. I have been to Terlingua twice as a spectator and had a rather large time both years. Whiskey Flats Rocks...
I have talked to them and found out the way to make my chili the way I like to make it...I will take all my ingredients other than the meat and put them in my 3/4 HP cuisenart food processor and puree it before I cook....no floaters that way but I will be able to use fresh onion, fresh tomatos, heck...fresh everything....
bubbaschili
01-11-2008, 09:12 PM
sorry bout that jack...didn't mean in anyway you didn't know...was just trying to help.
to me taking everything fresh and puttin the spurs to em sounds super great and i would love to try it...fun thing about cookin chili is trying to find out what 12 different people want and making them happy.
bubbaschili
01-11-2008, 09:14 PM
You never come out and play anymore.
*~pout~*
i stop in usualy every day....i have a major brown thumb and cant grow plants at gunpoint. so most of the time i just wait around until someone says something about chili......or hot wings....looooooooooove hot wings.
gonna be cooking in south carolina in a cpl of months.
AlabamaJack
01-11-2008, 09:23 PM
sorry bout that jack...didn't mean in anyway you didn't know...was just trying to help.
to me taking everything fresh and puttin the spurs to em sounds super great and i would love to try it...fun thing about cookin chili is trying to find out what 12 different people want and making them happy.
I understand Bubba....didn't take offense at all...
you may get 12 this people that like it hot with a lot of aftertaste, then next week no one wants that much aftertaste...
What is the judging criteria...aroma, color, texture, taste, after taste...that means a well rounded chili...
Keep on cookin' that chili Bubba....its all good...
chiliman
01-12-2008, 06:19 AM
Hey Bama, the young lady who won At whiskey flats in 06, Dana Plocheck (spelling?) used ground meat. So that proves that the ground meat gang like youand I have a shot.
I say get out there and compete before you get exactly what you think you want. You will get a huge amount of feedback and might be able to hone your recipe quicker.
Hey Bubs!!! Hope all is well! I have been busier than the perverbial one legged man in the booty kickin contest so have not been able to carve out much time for competing. I WILL be in G-boro in May, but that is the only one I can say with any surity.
AlabamaJack
01-12-2008, 06:32 AM
Hey Bama, the young lady who won At whiskey flats in 06, Dana Plocheck (spelling?) used ground meat. So that proves that the ground meat gang like youand I have a shot.
I say get out there and compete before you get exactly what you think you want. You will get a huge amount of feedback and might be able to hone your recipe quicker.
The word among my CASI friends is that more and more ground meat is winning.
If I were not in this band I am, I would probably be already cooking...but with working a full time job and playing between 90 and 100 gigs a year, time is kinda precious. I am planning on having somewhere around 200 pepper plants this year and if I give them the TLC they deserve, I will almost be on a negative time scale...:lol: I reckon I can cut back on my sleep......
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