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6th Annual Houston Championship Chili Cook-off

Food and live music flooded the environment, and The Signal reporter Chris explored the event in search of the best chili and beans available. Watch as he talks to just some of the many participants in this event, which took place in Trader’s Village near Houston. Reporter: Chris Curry Videographer: Frank Lemus

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2009/12/07 12:36 AM

Food and live music flooded the environment, and The Signal reporter Chris explored the event in search of the best chili and beans available. Watch as he talks to just some of the many participants in this event, which took place in Trader’s Village near Houston.

Reporter: Chris Curry
Videographer: Frank Lemus

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