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Smoked Brisket Chili
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    Posted: 11 December 2013 at 10:28
This 16+ pound brisket is on the smoker for the next 24 hours.  The entire brisket is slated for spicy smoked brisket chili.  A favorite around here when its cold outside. 

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   That must be one incredibly large pot of chili!  Lookin' good so far
Enjoy The Food!
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I like my chill with black, pinto and red kidney beans.  The meat plus all of the other ingredients usually wind up finishing somewhere between a low of 2.5 and a high of 3 gallons.  The thing is, not only does this stuff freeze well, it is a requirement.  I let it sit in the fridge for 3 or so days then freeze and vacuum pack in qt sized bags.

For me, it's all about chili dogs.  It's a lot of work for a hot dog condiment LOL
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You would do all that, just to make Chili Dogs!!! WTF, you're about as dumb as I am.!!!!Thumbs Up
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I know.. Right? LOL

Anywho, she was jiggling earlier than expected.  Pulled it at 5:30am
Wrapped and in the fridge. I won't have time to deal with this until the weekend.
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Looks yummy!
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Can't wait to see the finished result! Mind sharing your chili recipe?
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I'd be happy to post the recipe. 
Careful what you ask for. 
It's a process that takes a day out of my life.
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looks like a day well spent! great job, GM ~ 
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Ron I haven't even begun the chili yet.  The brisket cook was only the preparation of the star ingredient.
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 Ok i will wait.


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I have been working on this chili since 10:30am.
It should be done in 1.5 to 2 hrs.  Then it must sit in the fridge for a minimum of 3 days before frozen.

The final simmer.
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