The results of the first-ever A Full Plate Chili Cook-Off

This weekend I had the great pleasure of sitting in as a judge at the first-ever A Full Plate Chili Cook-Off.

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The results of the first-ever A Full Plate Chili Cook-Off

POSTED: Monday, June 13, 2011, 5:01 PM
Filed Under: Contests | Food Events

This weekend I had the great pleasure of sitting in as a judge at the first-ever A Full Plate Chili Cook-Off, held on Saturday, June 4 at Liberty Lands in NoLibs. Us judges — Taylor High from Mac & Cheese, Lily Cope from Cook, Anne Karlen of Fair Food, Anna Goldfarb of Shmitten Kitten, and radio personality Bill Anderson — were tasked with picking the best amateur and professional entries in the categories of red chili, white chili and vegan chili. Full rundown of winners after the jump; check out Mac & Cheese's recap, too.

Photos: Drew Lazor

Crowd Favorite
1st - Higher Grounds Café (red)
2nd - Darling's Diner (red)

Red chili, professional
1st - Higher Grounds Café
2nd - PYT

Red chili, amateur
1st - Pork Barrel Politics
2nd - Bigg Rigg

White chili, Professional

1st - PYT
2nd - Kraftwork

White chili, amateur
1st - Bigg Rigg
2nd - Pork Barrel Politics

Vegan chili, professional

1st - Darling's Diner
2nd - PYT

Vegan chili, amateur
1st - I Wanna Hallucinate Too
2nd - Chili That Will Get You Lei'd

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