Make BBQ Cheap Again | Smoked Chili | Mad Scientist BBQ


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  1. Matthew Knox
    Matthew Knox says:

    I made some delicious bourbon jerky from sirloin tip and flank steak. I hate sirloin tip. Got my recipe off of Traeger app. I used the chipotle chilies with adobe sauce like you recommended. PERFECT

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  2. Timothy Martinez
    Timothy Martinez says:

    We'd like to see you get more smoke from a stand up pellet Pit Boss smoker. I've added two smoke tubes and a wood chunk in the ash pot. Still not smoky tasting.
    May you be well, live long and prosper.

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  3. JJ Vv
    JJ Vv says:

    Another well done video. Will have to try your recipe. Of course, down here in Texas, we have some really good recipes too! One thing I'd like to clear up is the seed/heat thing. We remove the seeds because they just taste bad, not to reduce heat from the pepper. In fact, the seeds themselves have not heat. The seeds are only hot by association with the ribs (called placenta by botanists). The rib membranes are attached to rows of seeds in the cavities. So, the seeds will tend to have a lot of this dissepiment stuck to them and that is where the heat comes from that has been attributed to the seeds. The seeds are only hot by association with this material. If they were completely cleaned off, they'd have not heat. Hope this helps!

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  4. Bas Smits
    Bas Smits says:

    Great recipe. I usually add some diced chorizo sausage for some extra salty smokey flavors. It’s also nice to add the tomato paste before you add the liquids. If you stir fry it briefly it adds flavor and takes away som of the harsh sour taste of the paste.

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  5. Richard Carter
    Richard Carter says:

    Checked price of that cheap stew meat….$10.00/lb. I realize that it's dry aged but at that price I'd buy top sirloin at my local market. Or a chuck roast that is typically used for stew meat.

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  6. Thomas Nawara
    Thomas Nawara says:

    We had a little cold spell this weekend and I was thinking about making a pot of chili. Unfortunately I couldn't find my recipe that I used last time. Since my wife doesn't eat chili unless it comes out of a can (gross… lol ) I don't get to make it that often. I think I'm going to have to make a pot of venison chili in the next couple of weeks using your recipe. Thanks! By the way do you think beef tallow more flavor than lard? Just curious.

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  7. appleiphone69
    appleiphone69 says:

    Shakshouka cooked on a kamado joe in a cast iron pan. One pan dish great for a Sunday brunch. Coat some hearty bread with butter or oil and sprinkle with red chilly flakes and grill over fire for a few minutes.

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  8. HomeBrewingTips
    HomeBrewingTips says:

    Jeremy, I have followed (and learned from you ) for a long time. This series on "BBQ, cheap again" is so appropriate for these times. Christmas 2021, prime rib for $200 is a bit tough for most of us. The use of the Traeger is beneficial to most (I use something different). Whether it is pro-level offset smoking, or typical regular-guy-smoker in the backyard, your content is always useful and appreciated. Now the big question on this video is this: Do they really have Voodoo Ranger Imperial IPA in TN???? We drink all of the New Belgium ales up here in Tacoma, WA!!!! I will absolutely be doing this recipe soon. Keep up the great work. -DT

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  9. Billie & Glenn Busch
    Billie & Glenn Busch says:

    Have you done smash burgers or hotdogs, with which the possibilities are endless. Also I enjoy a good baked potato in the winter with some chili or brisket or pulled pork on it .. u get the idea, all of which turn out super good on a smoker. Thanks

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