jeepmedic46
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Anyone have any good Baked Beans recipes that they would like to share?:tent:
I hear that:jump:Carlyle said:After an unfortunate gas explosion, the recipe I would like to share is in the hands of the government as a biological warfare potential....
I will try that, sounds good:1888fbbd:HarryT said:Fry two pieces of bacon (for the grease), fry a diced small onion, a half of a bell pepper, and some sliced mushrooms in the bacon grease. Set that aside. Fry a pound of hamburger, drain, add the crumpled up bacon, grease, onion, bell pepper, and mushrooms along with a large can (24 oz I think) of Bush's Beans, and a couple of spoons of teriyaki basting sauce.
Ditto on these.icefisher45 said:Have you tried Bushes new grillin beans? Trying to make my own.
I like the steakhouse.:camping:Corey said:Ditto on these.
I have been eating them since summer when I first saw them.
In fact I have a can in the fridge now getting cold to go with dinner tonight.
I like the Southern Pit Barbecue ones the best.
http://www.bushbeans.com/products/grillinbeans/
I will try this it looks good:REOutIceFishing:Tumbleweed said:Country Baked Beans
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Serves: 8
16
24
32
40
48
Ingredients:
Lean Hamburger 1 lb.
2 lb.
3 lb.
4 lb.
5 lb.
6 lb.
Chopped onion 1 C.
2 C.
3 C.
4 C.
5 C.
6 C.
Pork ‘n Beans 22 oz.
44 oz.
66 oz.
88 oz.
110 oz.
132 oz.
Kidney Beans 15 oz.
30 oz.
45 oz.
60 oz.
75 oz.
90 oz.
Butter beans 15 oz.
30 oz.
45 oz.
60 oz.
75 oz.
90 oz.
Ketchup 1/2 C.
1 C.
1-1/2 C.
2 C.
2-1/2 C.
3 C.
Mustard 1 t.
2 t.
1 T.
1 T. + 1 t.
1 T. + 2 t.
2 T.
Cider vinegar 2 t.
1 T. + 1 t.
2 T.
2 T. + 2 t.
3 T. + 1 t.
1/4 C.
Brown sugar 3/4 C.
1-1/2 C.
2-1/4 C.
3 C.
3-3/4 C.
4-1/2 C.
Bacon; cooked and crumbled 1/2 lb.
1 lb.
1-1/2 lb.
2 lb.
2-1/2 lb.
3 lb.
Assembly Directions:
Put hamburger and onion in a skillet and cook until burger starts to brown and onion is tender. Drain any grease. Set cooked burger aside. Open the cans of beans and drain the juice from each can into a large bowl. Don’t add the beans yet. Add the ketchup, mustard, vinegar and brown sugar to the bowl of ‘bean juice’. Stir until well mixed. (You may need to use a whisk to get the mustard mixed in.) Add the beans, the hamburger and the bacon. Stir to mix. Salt to taste, if desired.
Freezing and Cooking Directions:
To Freeze: Put bean mixture in a one gallon freezer bag. Seal, label and freeze.
To Serve: Thaw at least overnight in the refrigerator. Put mixture into a 2 quart casserole dish. Bake at 350 degrees for 40 minutes. Serve hot.
Note: For best results, this dish really needs to bake. The flavors and textures blend during baking. If you want to serve it from the freezer with just a quick re-heat in the microwave, bake it before freezing.
Comments:
This is a wonderful dish that everyone loves! You can sprinkle a handful of grated cheddar cheese on top before serving, if desired. You can use Lima Beans instead of Butter Beans, if you prefer. Lima’s have a tougher texture than the other beans, and will be more noticeable as you eat the beans. For a large gathering, these beans keep great in the crock-pot. Leftovers reheat great! Serve with a salad and rolls as a main dish, if desired.