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Do you have the best chili on the bayou!? Enter your team, and let's find out!


When: Saturday, November 9th, 2024

Schedule of EventsÌý

                      • 7:00 am - Check in and get cooking!
                      • 9:00 am - Chili Turn in & judgingÌý
                      • 9-10:15 am - Public tastings & people's choice votingÌý
                      • 10:30 am - Winners Announced at Student Grove Stage
                      • 11:00 am - Â鶹¹û¶³´«Ã½ vs. Texas State KickoffÌý

Where: Â鶹¹û¶³´«Ã½ Student Grove

Chili tastings and judging will occur in the Student Grove by the Grove Landing stage.

All teams must prepare chili in the designated area.Ìý

Teams & Cost:

Community/Alumni Team - $60 per team

Student Team - $30Ìý

no more than 6 members max per team

Registration:

All Team Registrations must be submitted by Friday, November 1st!

Rules & Requirements:Ìý

        • Each team will receive a bag of happies from the 31 Ambassadors & Alumni Association. The Head cook will receive a Chili Cook-Off Apron.Ìý

        • Equipment - Each team must supply its own equipment (tables, chairs, burners, etc.)

        • Cooking Location - all teams must prepare chili in the designated chili cook-off area.

        • Chili Cooked On Site - All chili must be cooked from scratch on-site the day of the cook-off. All chili must be prepared in the open (no cooking in motor homes, etc.)

        • Chili Cooked from Scratch -Ìý scratch is defined as beginning with raw meat. (Due to the early game time teams will be allowed to prep items such as chopping onion, peppers celery, ect. in advance.) No marinating allowed. Commercial chili powder and spices are permissible, but complete commercial chili mixes ("just add meat" mixes that contain pre-measured spices) are NOT permissible.Ìý

        • No Fillers in Chili - Macaroni, rice, hominy, or other similar ingredients are not permitted. You may not "mark" your chili with things such as large tomatoes, seafood, or spices like bay leaves.Ìý

        • Sanitation - Cooks are to prepare and cook chili in as sanitary a manner as possible.Ìý

        • One Chili per Team - Each head Cook is responsible for preparing one pot of chili that he or she intends to be judged. Head Cooks are responsible for turning in one sample in their provided container from their pot at the correct time. The pot of chili must be large enough to provide a sample to anyone who purchases a sample cup.Ìý

        • Chili Turn-In - Each Head Cook will receive a container with their team name at check-in. Cooks are responsible for filling the container with their chili sample and turning in the cainter to the judging tent by 11:30 am. Late submissions will not be accepted.Ìý

        • Protect the Judging Cups - Sample cups with specially marked labels are provided to judges. Cooks are not allowed to remove or tamper with the label on the outside of the cups. Any marked or altered cup will be disqualified.Ìý

        • Tastings - Anyone is available to purchase a Tasting Wristband for $10from the Chili Cook-Off tent. The wristband will allow people to taste chilis from all teams competing in the chili cook-off while judging is going on. All teams will receive sample cups and spoons to provide to those with wristbands.Ìý

        • People's Choice Award - People will decide who has the best chili on the bayou! Each tasting will come with a People's Choice voting card. Additional voting cards can be purchased for $2 each, Ìý$5 for four or $10 for ten from the chili tent. Encourage your friends and family to attend the event to support you and the Warhawks and to vote for your chili!

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