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	Texas Chuck Wagon Chili (with Venison or Beef) by Amos Miller I originally made this with chuck roasts that I would trim out and dice into 1/4 inch cubes. Yes, you will form a blister or two - but it is well worth it. In 1987, this chili, I'm pleased to say, was judged best by members of the Chicago Fire Department in a Chicago Chili Cookoff. This is truly a Texas Chuck Wagon Chili: no…	2 votes 1 review 4 comments 17101 views
	E-Z TX BBQ by Amos Miller My friend, maribeth, wants to surprise Joe with a barbeque this weekend and asked if I had a simple, really tasty recipe to share. OK. This is a Texas recipe that I have pulled out of my Wranger PBRs on many occasions and produced on relatively short notice - and there is usually absolutely none left by party's end. This is not…	4 votes 1 review 2 comments 5329 views
	Citrus Corned Beef Sandwiches by Robyn Savoie Here's a quick, easy and delicious new spin on the traditional Reuben sandwich. To Serve: Nix using the broiler below for your living room tailgaters. Remove the meat from the Crock-pot and let cool slightly. Strain the juices, reserving 1/4 cup for the sauce, place about 1/2 - 1 cup back into crock. This will keep the sliced…	1 vote 6504 views
	Young Mens Business League Secret Recipe Chocolate Beer Chili by Glenn The Young Men's Business League of Lititz Pennsylvania enters this chili in the annual Fire and Ice Chili Cookoff. Please don't pass it on it's a secret. To make the low-calorie version substitute a light beer for the stout and eat it only when drunk…	1 vote 1 comment 6132 views
	Asian-inspired Mini-Meatballs by Amos Miller A perfect appetizer, great hot or cold, and can be easily made the day before the party in a large crock pot. All you’ll need is toothpicks and tiny plates! I’ve built upon an interesting recipe I found for meatballs with a teriyaki sauce and the inclusion of, yes, dried cranberries. This was so tasty when I first made my…	3 votes 1 review 4 comments 9622 views
	Rueben Casserole (Slow Cooker) by Glenn I love Rueben sandwiches. I would eat them hourly if I could. So why not a Rueben casserole? It turned out fantastic. The taste is nearly identical to the sandwich and no greasy fingers. This has become a thing now.	1 vote 1 review 177 views