How To make Oakwood Feed Store Chili
1 lb Bacon, chopped
3 lb Lean beef chuck roast, cubed
1 1/2 lb Regular hamburger
2 lb Pork roast, coarsley ground
1 x (Boston butt)
4 T Prepared garlic in oil
3 ea Large onions
4 oz Canned chopped chilies
6 ea Fresh Jalapeno chilies, chop
5 T Freshly ground DRY Mexican
1 x Chilies, Anaheim if possible
2 T Freshly ground DRY Ancho chi
2 T Good quality chili pepper
1 1/2 T Hungarian paprika
4 T Fresh ground cumin seed
1 T Fresh ground black pepper
2 T MSG or Accent (optional)
1 T Tabasco sauce
2 T Worchestershire sauce
1 pt Beef stock
1 pt Canned tomatoes
Winner of the 1985 NY State Chili Cook-Off Fry bacon in a heavy pot till crisp and the fat is rendered. Remove and reserve bacon. Pour off most of the bacon fat into a heavy cast iron skillet, leaving s small amount in the pot. Brown the meat and garlic in the skillet. Saute onions in the fat remaining in the pot until soft. Add the meat, bacon, ground chilies, dried spices, the sauces, green chilies, Jalapenos, stock and tomatoes. Simmer for two hours. Allow the chili to sit in the refrigerator for 24 hours to give the spices a chance to intensify. For garnishes, serve fresh chopped Jalapenos, chopped raw onions, shredded Monterey or sharp Cheddar cheese, and saltines. Serves 8 generously.
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Smoked Bacon Potato Cheesy Soup on a Traeger Grill
We saw this recipe on Facebook for a crockpot cheesy soup… it looked so simple, we decided to try it on a Traeger.
We used a cast iron dutch oven for this, but really you could use a pot of other vessel for making this amazing soup.
Container of Chicken Broth
Can Cream of Chicken Soup
Block of Cream Cheese
Bag of Diced Frozen Hash Browns
3 to 4 cups of shredded cheddar cheese
1/2 cup of Bacon Bits
1 Bouillon Chicken Cube
We used a dutch oven to cook this on the traeger, but the next time around, we’ll use an open pot in order to get more of the wood fired smoke flavor in the soup. Stirring every 20-30 minutes in order to mix up and melt the cheese and cream cheese. After about 90 minutes it was ready.
We actually didn’t get it on video, but we had a Big Green Egg lit beside the Traeger and almost put it on there, but were really focusing on getting it cleaned up and ready for future videos, so we stuck with the Old Reliable Traeger Pro 34.
The point is, get out and try more things on your grill. No reason to limit it to just meat!
Stop by one of our stores in Duluth or Oakwood, and you can check out the full line of Traeger grills as we are one of the only Platinum Traeger dealers in North Georgia. If Traeger makes it, we probably sell it!
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Offset Smokers Number One Beginner Mistake
Hey Everyone, when it comes to BBQ nothing is more iconic than the offset smoker. I see a lot of new smokers making the same mistake over and over when it comes to smaller offsets and today we're going to fix that mistake and get you all making great BBQ on your pits. To me the number one skill to hone on any pit is the art of fire management. Once you learn how to make that fire burn clean and hold the temperatures you want it to nothing is out of reach for your BBQ. People like to think that the only way to run an offset stick burner correctly is to try to run your fire using only wood splits and that any other way is wrong. What I've seen this result in for folks running smaller offsets is their fire is constantly going out because they can't build a big enough fire to allow it to run on its own. The result is a stressful cook session and that's something I don't want anyone to experience. My recommendation when it comes to smaller offsets, is put our ego aside and start by loading up your firebasked with a full chimney of lit charcoal. I don't care if its charcoal briquettes or lump charcoal, what I care about is that you start off with a full coal bed ready to burn whatever smoke wood you put in there. A full coal bed means you don't have to throw big wood splits that may not want to burn cleanly in the firebox...you could even keep your fire going with chunks of wood at this point if you so choose. I promise if you start with a full chimney of charcoal running your pit will be easier and the whole experience will be more enjoyable. If you've been having trouble running your offset give this method a try and let me know how it works out for you, and til next time, y'all take it easy.
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20 Master Chefs Who Cook Huge Batches In Megakitchens | Big Batches | Insider Food
From feeding 100,000 people a day to making 140,000 pizzas a year, these chefs make the world's biggest batches of food. We traveled the world to meet them.
00:00 Intro
00:32 Traditional French butter
15:32 Indian Onam festival
28:00 Gurudwara Bangla Sahib Temple
38:42 Korean lunch boxes
49:22 Grimaldi’s pizza
59:23 Samsa Markazi
01:08:38 Colson Patisserie croissants
01:21:09 Turkish baklava
01:31:17 Samgeori Farms dakbokkeumtang
01:38:36 Mexican lamb barbacoa
01:47:52 Spanish paella festival
01:54:44 Indian egg bhurji
01:58:39 Dutch Gouda cheese
02:08:12 Brie de Meaux cheese
02:19:44 French baguettes
02:35:59 Royal Caribbean meals
02:43:48 West Point meals
02:58:29 Air Force meals
03:12:09 NBA Bubble meals
03:18:21 NFL Super Bowl LVI meals
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FORAGING WILD FIDDLEHEADS/ PIKOPIKO
In this Episode we are headed to one of our local rivers to look for Trout to catch, but instead find a trove of wild Hen and Chic ferns to forage PikoPiko and also tremendous amounts of fresh watercress, all of which we take back home for a proper wild food cook up.
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The gear:
The best hunting gear - Hunters Element - hunterselement.co.nz @hunterselement
The greatest cast iron cooking pot – Lodge – lodgecastiron.co.nz @lodgecastiron
The Juiciest BBQ - Broil King Keg - @broilkingnz