Texas Chili Crunchwrap! | Chuds BBQ


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  1. @summersands8105
    @summersands8105 says:

    Is anyone else out here having an issue with the onions being SUPER STRONG? This year and last year, the onions in my area were awful. They've been so bad that you don't want to put them in anything mayo-based, and if you use them in chili you have to go very, very light or the next day your food is inedible.

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  2. @mshafer2006
    @mshafer2006 says:

    Around the 14:30 mark you mentioned making too much because you no longer work in restaurants. I have been out of the restaurant game for well over 20 years and I still will make and cook things not thinking about reducing the ingredients and after the fact go "Oh crap, I definitely didn't need to make that much"

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  3. @g54b95
    @g54b95 says:

    OK, people. I am going to end the debate once and for all with a little geography lesson. Virtually anywhere but Texas, chili is a dish meant to stretch out whatever you have on hand, combined with whatever meat you have, to make a solid dish that can provide many meals in a very economical way. So beans, even potatoes, corn are added to stretch it out. Texas possesses an embarrassment of cattle. They don't NEED to stretch things out. If you're going to make a bigger batch, you just ADD MORE BEEF. Like, how many Teslas do you think are rolling around in the middle east?? So, everyone hating on beans or no beans is pointless, because it comes down to where you came from and the chili lens you are looking through.

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  4. @Ahglock
    @Ahglock says:

    I pulled some smoked brisket chili out of the freezer a few days back for some chili dogs, made the first on a pizza dough sandwich. Surprised how well it kept frozen in chili form. A cruchwrap is a nice option for what is left.

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  5. @Chef-vg4pu
    @Chef-vg4pu says:

    Everything looks wonderful in fact, I’m really really hungry now…. Thank you for your show.! I think I have a hard one for you if you dare to take the challenge Texas beef Wellington? Smoked tenderloin still medium rare,in puff pastry with Smoked jalapeños, covering the tenderloin instead of mushrooms underneath the pot pastry? Been Thinking about it for a while. It’s just a challenge. You are a man right?

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