Print Recipe For Over the Top Chili On A Big Green Egg
- Yield: Serves 8-10 people
- Prep time: 15 Minutes
- Cook time: 2-3 Hours depending on desired smoke flavor
Ingredients
Measure Ingredient Prep Notes
6 Strips Bacon, Applewood, Thick sliced Julienned
1 ea Pepper, Red, Bell, Medium size Medium Diced
1 ea Pepper, Green, Bell, Medium size Medium Diced
1 ea Onion, Yellow, Medium size Medium Diced
1 Tbsp Garlic, fresh Crushed or minced
1 ea Jalapeno, Medium sized, with seeds Small diced
1 Can Tomato, Diced, Fire Roasted, 14.5 oz can With juice
1 Can Tomato, Crushed, Fire Roasted, 28 oz can With juice
as needed Beef Stock Not broth
3 Can Bean, Kidney, Dark – 14oz can Drained, rinsed
2 lbs Beef, Ground, Chuck
2 Tbsp Rub A Dub, 5280 Culinary Adjust as needed
2 Tbsp Bayou Dust, 5280 Culinary Adjust as needed
1 Tbsp Fire Salt, 5280 Culinary Adjust as needed
Prep Directions:
- Follow all prep instructions in the prep notes and store all prepped food in containers until needed
Cooking Notes:
- For added smoke flavor, add your favorite choice of wood to the lump charcoal
Cooking Directions:
Preparation:- Clean out your Big Green Egg, remove any ash from the pit and load with new lump charcoal
- Light the charcoal, adjust the top and bottom vents and guide temperature to 375 degrees
- While the egg is heating, mix the Rub A Dub, Bayou Dust, and Fire Salt into 2 lbs of ground beef and form a ball. Wrap in plastic wrap and store in the fridge until needed.
- Setup your Big Green Egg for indirect cooking - add the convEGGtor with the legs facing up.
- Add 10 qt Lodge dutch oven, plan on the convEGGtor and close the lid of the Big Green Egg.
- Once the temp reaches 375 degrees, burp the Big Green Egg and open the lid slowly.
- Cook the beef for 1 hour and track temperature, at 1 hour mark, burp the Big Green Egg and open the lid.
- Carefully check the chili mixture under the beef, stir if needed and if starting to dry out, add some beef stock.
- Close the lid and continue to cook the beef and check the liquid level every hour.
- Cook the beef until internal temp reaches 145 degrees.
- Once at 145 degrees, burp the Big Green Egg and open the lid.
- Carefully check the chili mixture under the beef, stir if needed and if starting to dry out, add some beef stock.
- Close the lid and continue to cook the beef and check the liquid level every hour.
- Cook the beef until internal temp reaches 145 degrees.
- Once at 145 degrees, burp the Big Green Egg and open the lid.
- Carefully and with insulated and heat/moisture proof gloves push the meat down thru the grill grate and remove the grate.
- Stir the meat and chili together and adjust seasoning as needed.
- Top with sour cream, cheese and onions.
Grills / Grill Gear Used:
- Big Green Egg, Large Check your local Ace Hardware
- ConvEGGtor, Big Green Egg Check your local Ace Hardware
- Charcoal, Big Green Egg Check your local Ace Hardware
- Tumbleweed, Firestarter Ace SKU – 8407785
- Thermometer, Digital, iGrill2 Ace SKU – 8531519
- Dutch Oven, Lodge, 9 qt Ace SKU – 61687
Shopping List (Products Used):
- Rub a Dub, 5280 Culinary Ace SKU – 8562050
- Bayou Dust Rub, 5280 Culinary Ace SKU – 8561961
- Fire Salt Rub, 5280 Culinary Ace SKU – 8561979