Ragin Blaze Chilli Help.

[rut-ro]

I have the packets of it but I lost the ingredient sheet. Does anyone have a picture of it they can post or DM me please

[AntlerCollector]

Here

[rut-ro]

Life saver

[Mayhem]

Sub some of the water for beer and beef broth.

[curtintex]

Sub some of the water for beer and beef broth.

Yep. I don't use any water. I use beef broth and a shiner bock. And of course, don't include those ridiculous beans. Blake's a coonarse...he don't know better.

[Duckologist]

Yep. I don't use any water. I use beef broth and a shiner bock. And of course, don't include those ridiculous beans. Blake's a coonarse...he don't know better.

Coonssses don put beans in chili dats ridiculous

[rut-ro]

Shiner bock and beef broth was game changer

[sierracharlie338]

You mean you ain’t got it memorized!? Come on man!

[tvc184]

You mean you ain’t got it memorized!? Come on man!

No kidding…..

[rut-ro]

You mean you ain’t got it memorized!? Come on man!

Playas mess up

[dosrobles]

Yep. I don't use any water. I use beef broth and a shiner bock. And of course, don't include those ridiculous beans. Blake's a coonarse...he don't know better.

Same

[curtintex]

Shiner bock and beef broth was game changer

I'm glad it turned out good. His chili mix is hard to beat. I used to mix my own until I had his and then I was like ...."what's the point?" .

[Samson]

So our old church had a Chili cookoff competition a few years ago and my kids ( 5yo, 11yo, 13yo) decided to enter it with Blake's mix and recipe. They followed the instructions, with the only change being they subbed bacon grease for the butter. Despite me telling them that 8th generation Texans don't put beans in their chili, they opted to add them cause Blake has it in the instructions. I told my self this would just be a learning moment for them cause no Chili with beans could ever win anything. The church was not very big, maybe 125 people on a good Sunday, and there were maybe 25 entries into the competition. When the kids showed up with the Chili, the organizers were a little shocked, they hadn't expected any children to enter cause there were maybe only 10 kids in the whole church. The competition was anonymous, you turned in your chili and they gave it a number to reference. Unbeknownst to us, the organizers had gone out and got the kids some visa gift cards as participation prizes and gave them out to them at the beginning of the awards ceremony so that they wouldn't feel bad when they lost. Well my kids sit back down, and they immediately call their number for the Grand Prize. It was a unanimous vote for the winner. The only other place I've seen as many grown men act like children is the College Football thread . Comments so mean it made my children cry when they got home. We were pretty much the black sheep after that, they made an exclusive category for kids the next year, cause grown men can't compete against children. The kids opted not to participate, which made the organizers even more mad and we ended up leaving that church because members made it uncomfortable for us to be there. So yah, that's the story about how Blake's chili got us kicked out of church .

[tminc]

**** what a tale,modern problems😎

[curtintex]

So our old church had a Chili cookoff competition a few years ago and my kids ( 5yo, 11yo, 13yo) decided to enter it with Blake's mix and recipe. They followed the instructions, with the only change being they subbed bacon grease for the butter. Despite me telling them that 8th generation Texans don't put beans in their chili, they opted to add them cause Blake has it in the instructions. I told my self this would just be a learning moment for them cause no Chili with beans could ever win anything. The church was not very big, maybe 125 people on a good Sunday, and there were maybe 25 entries into the competition. When the kids showed up with the Chili, the organizers were a little shocked, they hadn't expected any children to enter cause there were maybe only 10 kids in the whole church. The competition was anonymous, you turned in your chili and they gave it a number to reference. Unbeknownst to us, the organizers had gone out and got the kids some visa gift cards as participation prizes and gave them out to them at the beginning of the awards ceremony so that they wouldn't feel bad when they lost. Well my kids sit back down, and they immediately call their number for the Grand Prize. It was a unanimous vote for the winner. The only other place I've seen as many grown men act like children is the College Football thread . Comments so mean it made my children cry when they got home. We were pretty much the black sheep after that, they made an exclusive category for kids the next year, cause grown men can't compete against children. The kids opted not to participate, which made the organizers even more mad and we ended up leaving that church because members made it uncomfortable for us to be there. So yah, that's the story about how Blake's chili got us kicked out of church .

Well....Jesus hates beans in chili. I'm not surprised y'all got run off.