TenoMorris
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Anyone got a good smoked beans recipe they would be willing to share with me?
smoked beans
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Just to lay the groundwork, here's a link to all of the bean recipes posted on the forum. Many of these are candidates for smoking in your cooker.
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These are some good contenders
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Good luck! Let us know what beans you end up cooking and share the recipe if it's not one of these.
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These are some good contenders
Smoked Baked Beans
4 Cans Baked Beans (I use Bush's Grillin' Beans) 1 medium yellow onion (chopped) 1 teaspoon Worcestershire sauce 1 lb pulled pork or brisket 1 lb bacon slices 1 ½ teaspoons dry rub mix (I like Byron's Butt Rub) Combine all items in an aluminum pan and place bacon slices on top. Place in...
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Peach Beans
Here`s a simple recipe I use . I use 3 cans of bushes grillin beans , 1/4 cup of of your favorite BBQ sauce sauce , 1 TBLS . of your favorite rub , 4 slices of grilled bacon , chopped up , and a bottle of dole peaches per can , cubed in bite size bits . You can use the juice from peaches if...
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"Oklahoma Joe" Davidson's "Best Beans on the Planet"
My friend Cam Engel forwarded me this recipe: I have made this 2x and the result is excellent. Two days after I cooked this recipe, I grilled some Boar’s Head hotdogs w/ grill toasted buns. I covered with a layer of cheddar cheese and topped with the beans. It’s making my mouth water right...
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BBQ Beans ~ Smoked
This is my favorite BBQ Beans recipe I’ve found to date. Keri's Hog-Apple Baked Beans are a close 2nd though. :cool: I like using Bush Baked Beans with the bacon option, and I smoke using sugar maple for 90 minutes at 250º. I always make a double batch and fold into one half pan afterward. I...
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Great Baked Beans on the WB
This weekend I made the best beans I've ever had. This was an experiment that really worked. The one unusual ingredient is that I used is "duck bacon" which is smoked duck breast cut into bacon like strips. I'm sure that this recipe would work fine with regular bacon too. The ingredients...
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Rick Salmon's Blue Ribbon Barbeque Pit Beans
Rick Salmon's Blue Ribbon Barbeque Pit Beans (as Rick originally posted over on the BBQ Forum sometime back in early 1993) Two 28 oz. & one 15 1/2 oz cans of Bushs original baked beans 1 12-to-16 ounce bottle barbeque sauce (I use KC Masterpiece) 1/2 onion, finely diced 1/2 green pepper...
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Jim Ball's Baked Beans
Jim Ball's Baked Beans These are good, and easy... 3 15 oz cans Great Northern Beans, partially drained 1 cup brown sugar 1 cup barbeque sauce 1 tsp ground cumin 1 med onion, diced 1 green pepper, diced--seeds and membrane removed 3-4 cloves garlic, minced 2 cups chopped brisket or pulled pork...
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Jerry Berwnager Beans BBQ Beans for 6 or 20
Jerry Berwnager Beans-Kansas City BBQ Society Web Site 1998 2-16 oz cans of beans (Bush Baked Beans) (2 - 55 oz cans for 20) Drain sauce out and discard 3/4 cup BBQ sauce (2 cups for 20) 1/4 cup onions chopped (1 cup...
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Baked Beans
Wesley.... Here are several I have made over the years. I have placed in the Top 10 with a couple of these. Most of these are doctored up from Bush's or some other brand. I do have one from scratch and it comes out very good. When you doctor the beans, I always drain the bean juice. I add...
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Good luck! Let us know what beans you end up cooking and share the recipe if it's not one of these.
Chris, I'm gonna add to your list....
Alton Brown's Once & Future Beans, add an extra PINT! of liquid and smoke uncovered. If you have a good brisket (not too much fat,) let the beans catch the drippings. Be careful, too much fat and the sauce will never reduce.
Edit: Pint! Only an extra pint....[/B]
Alton Brown's Once & Future Beans, add an extra PINT! of liquid and smoke uncovered. If you have a good brisket (not too much fat,) let the beans catch the drippings. Be careful, too much fat and the sauce will never reduce.
Edit: Pint! Only an extra pint....[/B]
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Rich Dahl
TVWBB 1-Star Olympian
Here's one we really like.
12 Servings
6 sliced bacon strips chopped
4 cans Van Camps pork and beans
1 can (21oz) apple pie filling
1 can (12oz) root beer (not diet)
1 tsp. ground ancho chili pepper (optional)
1 cup smoked cheddar cheese (optional)
Cook bacon until crisp add pork and beans, apple pie filling, root beer and if desired ancho chili powder.
Cook covered on medium heat for 30 -40 minutes if still to soupy remove cover and simmer until desired thickness. If desired sprinkle servings with cheddar cheese.
If doing on a grill use a cast iron Dutch oven or skillet cook covered indirect for 20 minutes then uncover to thicken.
Root Beer Apple Baked Beans
12 Servings
6 sliced bacon strips chopped
4 cans Van Camps pork and beans
1 can (21oz) apple pie filling
1 can (12oz) root beer (not diet)
1 tsp. ground ancho chili pepper (optional)
1 cup smoked cheddar cheese (optional)
Cook bacon until crisp add pork and beans, apple pie filling, root beer and if desired ancho chili powder.
Cook covered on medium heat for 30 -40 minutes if still to soupy remove cover and simmer until desired thickness. If desired sprinkle servings with cheddar cheese.
If doing on a grill use a cast iron Dutch oven or skillet cook covered indirect for 20 minutes then uncover to thicken.