This is my 2nd time around making Texas Chili per Matt Pittman's (Meat Church) youtube video. The first time I didn't have any smoked brisket or chuck roast available, so thought I'd try it again with all the ingredients. A couple of days prior, I smoked a brisket for 18hours on my Traeger Timberline 1300 at temps ranging from 225 to 250Ā°. I chopped up some of the brisket flat into cubes which I added to this recipe. (they look dry in the photo because they came out of the freezer when I added to the chili)
Per the Meat Church video, I smoked the Chili low & slow for 7 hours and the result was a delicious, hearty meal. I'm used to having beans in my Chili but I have no complaints about Texas style.
And as some collateral goodness, I reheated some of that chili a few days later to make chili cheese dogs which were awesome!
Per the Meat Church video, I smoked the Chili low & slow for 7 hours and the result was a delicious, hearty meal. I'm used to having beans in my Chili but I have no complaints about Texas style.
And as some collateral goodness, I reheated some of that chili a few days later to make chili cheese dogs which were awesome!