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With cold weather on us, we fully embrace autumn foliage, all thingspumpkin spiceand food comfort. And what better way to warm up than with a bowl of hearty Chile? For your pot cooked to perfection, we consulted the winners of the 2018World Championship Cooker ICS Cooker on how to make Chile. Because honestly: who knows Chile better than the world champions?

You will find below the best Hacks of three of the winning chefs, including Nicole Moody, who won first place in the category Salsa Chile; Tana Harter, who won the first place for his traditional red chili, and Amberlynn Willis, who represents Emily Donnelly, the winner of the first place for the Homestyle Chile in the category of young people. The next time you want this autumn purchase, review these Pro tips for a pleasant pepper to the crowd.

"I like using a thick wall pot with copper diffuser rings in the base, which helps distribute the heat uniformly. Even the heat makes a smooth pot ofChili. At high altitudes, I like to use a double boiler to browse heat on the stove and prevent sticking into the baking pot. "- Amberlynn Willis

"Fresh products! Wegmans has the largest production section of the region. Only the best will do it will do it."- Willis

"The most important part of making all that Chile is to use high quality ingredients. This means that all your products are pleasant and fresh, and that you use high quality meat."- Nicole Moody

"For tasted chili, select Chili grind to your local supermarket or butcher. You can also use tri-buffe cut into bite cubes. These meats will provide a texture and ensure a generous spoonful of meat with each bite! "- Tana Harter

"Chile takes a lot of time to cook and develop the good flavor, so you need a meat that will resist extended cooking times. Many fat mottles is important. A sort steak quality cut -ige and pork tip really well with long times cooking without becoming bullets in the pot. "- Willis

"Whatever the meat you decide to use should be cut as uniformly as possible. If you have varied sizes, the different parts do not consider uniformly."- In a bad mood

"Play with different spice mixes to find a few that you like this work together. I order most of my spices of lightweight Bill spices. TheChile Blend Champion is a good place to start! "- Willis

"The appropriate equipment makes the difference! Use a mortar and a pestle to bring out the flavor of your spices! Before adding spices to your Chile, be sure to grind them, and then rabage gently to create a taste Tasty. Do not forget the cumin - it is an essential spice during the preparation of tremendous taste chili. "- HARTER

"So that Chile's sauce is not Griety, you can put all your dry spices in a spice grinder or coffee grinder. This will help ensure that spices are decomposed when you add them to your Chile, the sauce will be beautiful and smooth. "- In a bad mood

"The use of fresh spices is crucial to ensure a chili chili taste. Do you like your sweet, hot or somewhere between? Do not be afraid to experiment with fresh spices from your grocery market or in line withWardrobe or light invoice spices. There are many excellent options to choose to make your Chile exactly like you like it! Make sure you give enough time to your spices to cook and try adding them to different stages of the cooking process (one hour, two hours, etc.). Do not put all your spices at a time. Instead, give them the opportunity to express themselves by breaking it a little. "- HARTER

"When you need to add dry spices to your Chile, take a portion of the hot liquid from your pot and mix in the dry spices so that they do not move."- In a bad mood

"If you burn your Chili at the bottom of the pot, do not scratch the bottom! Leave the burned strips get stuck and continue stiring over the burned chili. You do not want these burning tapes burning floating around the pot."- Willis

"The addition of salt and the cumin too early can distort the flavor of the pepper. Adjust for salt and heat at the end of the cooking cycle. Adding vegetables to good intervals, ensures that you break down the infused flavor in the sauce, and some pieces stay together for a visual effect and good taste ".- Willis

"Oh, no-I added too much salt! I float a peeled potato around the pot for a few minutes to absorb some of this salt (but not too long, like the starch of the potato could affect the flavor and color of Chile). "- Willis

"Do not cook your beans too long!Bean Provide a texture and complete your sauce. When you add beans to your pepper, make sure to add them in the last 10-15 cooking minutes. If you add them too early, they will become and limit the porridge texture of your pepper ".- HARTER

" Do not rush. When you do Chile, you want to give time to allow all flavors to merge together. You do not want special spice or flavor too long. »- In a bad mood