CHILI COOK OFF
January! It is easily the most delicious meeting of the year. Post 305 and Unit 305 prepare their most favorite chili in a crock pot. Awards given for best chili.
RULES
1.
Chili is defined as any kind of meat or combination of meats cooked with chili peppers, various other spices and other ingredients including beans, spaghetti etc...
Chili is defined as any kind of meat or combination of meats cooked with chili peppers, various other spices and other ingredients including beans, spaghetti etc... 2.Any recipe that is your own. All ingredients must be cooked at home and on the day of the event.
Any recipe that is your own. All ingredients must be cooked at home and on the day of the event. 3.No commercial recipe such as Wendys,
No commercial recipe such as Wendys, Wick Fowler, Hunts, James Coney Island
etc., unless you give them credit with a
card next to your chili.
4.If there is liquor or beer in your chili,
If there is liquor or beer in your chili, please post a sign next to your crock pot.
Normally beer cooks off but this is an
important item to some members and guests.
5.Beans or no beans, your choice.
Beans or no beans, your choice.6.If the meat is not beef, chicken or
If the meat is not beef, chicken or pork, please post a courtesy sign stating
that it is an exotic meat and say what kind.
7.At least one entry of vegetarian chili is appreciated, with a card on the side saying it is vegetable based. Vegetarian chili will be the first crock pot.
At least one entry of vegetarian chili is appreciated, with a card on the side saying it is vegetable based. Vegetarian chili will be the first crock pot.8.There is NO entry fee. Members may enter more than 1 batch of chili. There will be a 1st, 2nd, and 3rd place prize awarded.
There is NO entry fee. Members may enter more than 1 batch of chili. There will be a 1st, 2nd, and 3rd place prize awarded.9.Chili Cookoff members are responsible for supplying all of their own utensils and products relating to their chili submission and maintenance of it's proper temperature for serving.
Chili Cookoff members are responsible for supplying all of their own utensils and products relating to their chili submission and maintenance of it's proper temperature for serving. 10.Spoons and cups will be provided.
Spoons and cups will be provided. 11.Power is available so electric warmers or crock pots are allowed.
Power is available so electric warmers or crock pots are allowed.12.Water is available.
Water is available.13.Each contestant must cook a minimum of one crock pot of chili.
Each contestant must cook a minimum of one crock pot of chili. 14.Judging will be by the members and auxiliary. The decision of the members is final. As the members sample the chilis they will vote on who they choose as the best. All votes are secret, will be tabulated and announced same day.
Judging will be by the members and auxiliary. The decision of the members is final. As the members sample the chilis they will vote on who they choose as the best. All votes are secret, will be tabulated and announced same day.15.Each member is responsible for policing and cleaning up their area. Trash cans are provided. No items should remain after the close of the Cook-off.
Each member is responsible for policing and cleaning up their area. Trash cans are provided. No items should remain after the close of the Cook-off.
PAST CHILI CHAMPS
Emery Heuermann
Dayton Denton
George Bannon
Kimberly Biggerstaff
Mickey Fussels
Dayna Salter
The American Legion
The Woodlands Post 305
P. O.Box 9336, The Woodlands TX 77387
281-298-2440 (Leave a Message)
This page was last updated: January 23, 2018
