How to Make Mexican Street Corn Chicken Chili!



This Mexican Street Corn White Chicken Chili is a delicious southwestern comfort food. It takes our love of Mexican elote and melds it with the flavors of our famous White Chicken Chili. While it is not “traditional” Texas Chili, as it has beans, it will be an instant classic in your household. My wife can’t get enough of it in the cooler months of Texas Fall and Winter!

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  1. I made this today. It's awesome!!! But it's painful to add some of these ingredients, like beans and chicken, and still call it chili but it's still very good!!! I added cumin, a couple other spices and 2 large jalapenos.

  2. To my fellow BEANS IN CHILLI, stand tall! Grew up in Texas and have always added Ranch Beans to my chili. It's not just the beans but the gravy their packed in. And, if any of these meat only snobs say anything… just wait an hour and put some butt in your rebuttal!😂😂

  3. Made it today…it was awesome! Because I have sinus problems, I went over on the onion, jalapeño and garlic. The upsetting part, I've been following your recipies for so long that the family is barely moved…you've set the bar! They only appreciate when I'm gone for a week😅

  4. "CHILI"
    I'm so sorry I didn't get to come visit when I came home from Georgia 😢 it was my Grandmother's 94th Birthday on October 7th, so this last visit was strictly for family ❤ I absolutely LOVE eating at your restaurant, your BBQ is out of this world and my number 1 choice of every BBQ restaurant I've had to date. I am a born and raised Texan. I used to really like Dickey's😢 however, not since I've ate at Meat Church❤

  5. My wife asked me to make this for a Saturday of college football watching. Outstanding. The flavors come together perfectly. I followed everything you did here, plus added some more onions as garnish and also dipped a flour tortilla in it.

    Matt Pittman and Malcolm Reed will never steer you wrong.

  6. Looks excellent! My only pointers would be to rinse the starch off your beans as it produces a much cleaner product. And chili without beans in the truest sense is just a meat sauce that can be used as a taco filling, pasta sauce, served on open face buns, etc. That said, always remember, when it comes to culinary dishes, less is more! Thank you for sharing, Matt, much appreciated!

  7. Matt I know this pains you to call this chili — I agree, but also agree with you that it can be great and not be "real chili". What I would like to most importantly call out and complement you on is what many viewers might not even catch, but so important. When you are sautéing veggies — you always put garlic in very last and 30 seconds max for bloom — so many celebrity chefs act like this doesn't matter and you nail it here. I'll be making this Saturday or Sunday, and am sure it will become part of my arsenal, — but I, like you, won't call it "chili". It's just "good". Thanks for your builds on your mother-in-law recipe.

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