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 The longest lived pot of chili in history?

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BunglingBill

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RE: The longest lived pot of chili in history? Fri, 03/16/07 3:23 PM (permalink)
Venison chili is the very BEST chili on the planet, in my opinion!
 
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    dickestep

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    RE: The longest lived pot of chili in history? Fri, 03/16/07 3:52 PM (permalink)
    quote:
    Originally posted by EdSails

    I've been on a diet for 11 days now. Lost 8 lbs. so that's not bad. However, it is keeping me hungry. The temptation to put my salad with chicken breast back in the fridge and have a nice huge burrito or a Double Chili Cheeseburger with fries from Tommy's is annoying. And then you mention skillet cornbread and greens. Cruel and unusual punishment!


    Oops, I'm sorry, Pard. I promise not to mention them again today. Congratulations on your diet. It sounds as if you are now but a shadow of your former self.
     
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      dickestep

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      RE: The longest lived pot of chili in history? Fri, 03/16/07 4:03 PM (permalink)
      quote:
      Originally posted by BunglingBill

      Venison chili is the very BEST chili on the planet, in my opinion!

      You won't get any argument from me on that point, Pard. I have made far more than my share of it in the last forty years, and I've been eating it for sixty.
       
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        EdSails

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        RE: The longest lived pot of chili in history? Fri, 03/16/07 6:21 PM (permalink)
        quote:
        Originally posted by dickestep

        quote:
        Originally posted by EdSails

        I've been on a diet for 11 days now. Lost 8 lbs. so that's not bad. However, it is keeping me hungry. The temptation to put my salad with chicken breast back in the fridge and have a nice huge burrito or a Double Chili Cheeseburger with fries from Tommy's is annoying. And then you mention skillet cornbread and greens. Cruel and unusual punishment!


        Oops, I'm sorry, Pard. I promise not to mention them again today. Congratulations on your diet. It sounds as if you are now but a shadow of your former self.


        It's called preventitive steps. After next week's trip to the Carolinas for BBQ, meat and threes and seafood, I expect it will just be back to "my former self"!
         
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          dickestep

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          RE: The longest lived pot of chili in history? Sat, 03/17/07 12:36 PM (permalink)
          I need to cut back at least twenty pounds, but it would mean cutting back on my liquids.
           
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            EdSails

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            RE: The longest lived pot of chili in history? Sat, 03/17/07 12:50 PM (permalink)
            Do you realize how well SlimFast would do if they came out with it in lager and nut-brown ale flavors?
             
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              dickestep

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              RE: The longest lived pot of chili in history? Sat, 03/17/07 1:02 PM (permalink)
              quote:
              Originally posted by EdSails

              Do you realize how well SlimFast would do if they came out with it in lager and nut-brown ale flavors?

              Do they make it in Bourbon and Coke?
               
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                dickestep

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                RE: The longest lived pot of chili in history? Sun, 12/14/08 4:14 PM (permalink)
                quote:
                Originally posted by BunglingBill

                Venison chili is the very BEST chili on the planet, in my opinion!

                You will get no argument from me on that, Pard! I've enjoyed reminiscing over this pleasant thread, despite the suggestions about mutton, and no, I still have never slapped a lip over a morsel of lamb.
                 
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                  MikeS.

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                  RE: The longest lived pot of chili in history? Sun, 12/14/08 11:50 PM (permalink)
                  Well if it isn't my long lost Cousin posting up on Roadfood once again! Welcome back Cuz.
                   
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                    dickestep

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                    RE: The longest lived pot of chili in history? Thu, 12/25/08 11:15 PM (permalink)
                    EdSails


                    Great story, dickestep. The Chinese have a red "master sauce" that they keep replenishing the same way. IS it any coincidence that yours is a "pot of red" too?





                    Here is a reference to the tradition:

                     My mother used to tell me that every Chinese home had their own master sauce which has many years of tradition, with flavours added and developed like culturing a starter dough.
                    In the past, before refrigerators became popular, the sauce was kept fresh by heating it over a charcoal stove, with fresh wood added to burn slowly.
                    The best master sauce was one that had been used to cook different ingredients over time. It was said that a hawker who sold braised duck would not give it away or sell it at any price. When it was time for him to retire, he would make his children swear that the sauce would be kept in the family, even if his children did not carry on the business.

                    LINK
                     
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                      dickestep

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                      RE: The longest lived pot of chili in history? Thu, 12/25/08 11:18 PM (permalink)
                      MikeS.


                      Well if it isn't my long lost Cousin posting up on Roadfood once again! Welcome back Cuz.

                      Howdy, Mike. Thank you. Yep, I dropped back in to check on a few recipes and browse.


                       
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                        scrumptiouschef

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                        RE: The longest lived pot of chili in history? Sun, 09/5/10 5:26 PM (permalink)
                        Chili season is almost upon us out here in Texas now that the highs have dipped down into the 90's.
                         
                        Does anyone remember when the contestant at Terlingua combined samples from all the cooking teams, entered the resulting combined chilis AND WON THE COOKOFF?
                         
                        I can't dig up the story but me and a buddy of mine were discussing the scandal last night.
                         
                        Anyone have the particulars?
                         
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                          scrumptiouschef

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                          RE: The longest lived pot of chili in history? Tue, 09/7/10 11:34 PM (permalink)
                          http://chowhound.chow.com...ag=boards;topic-732641
                           
                          our good friends at chowhound a subsidiary of chowpapi.com have come through again. The scoundrels name was Don Eastep
                           
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                            MikeS.

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                            RE: The longest lived pot of chili in history? Sun, 09/19/10 11:58 PM (permalink)
                            Ahhh, good ol cousin Dick's long buried thread. I have seen that old son of a gun on here for 2 years. I do still talk to him a couple times a year. Gotta keep in touch with the family, ya know?
                             
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