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Granny's Beans....
Granny's beans....
This recipe is not accurate as to the amounts. I usually just use what looks right to me. 2 large can of pork and beans 5 or 6 pieces of bacon (partially cooked) 1/2 lb. of pork sausage (not hot) cooked and drained 1 very small can of Ortega chilis (chopped) one medium onion chopped 4 or 5 stalks of celery chopped 1 small bottle of Ketchup 1/2 box dark brown sugar 1 tbls. of dried mustard Open beans and drain all of the sauce that is in each can (dispose of sauce ) cook chopped onions and celery in a frying pan until tender Mix all ingredients in long cake pan you may not need all of the Ketchup. save some of the brown sugar to put on top then place the bacon on top. bake in oven about 250 degrees for about one hr or two until nice and brown on top and beans look a little bit dry. (not soupy.) |
Shhhh. You had me at bacon.
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That looks like it would be really good if you used some pulled pork from a local bbq joint and finely chopped it instead of the sausage.
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we might need a link to the toilet thread.;)
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Sounds pretty good.
We've recently converted to Boston Baked Beans. |
Charro beans.
All one ever needs. |
They are great as left overs cold straight out of the fridge.
One always has to have a legacy after one passes. I always remember her fondly whilst passing gas.... |
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