Ingredients
3 15.5 oz cans of white beans
1 15.5 oz can of red kidney beans
1 15 oz can of crushed tomatoes
1 medium onion rough chopped
12 slices of turkey bacon (or regular if preferred)
2 tablespoons of molasses
3/4 of a cup of brown sugar
2 tablespoons of BBQ seasonings (optional)
In a pan, cook the turkey bacon until crisp and set aside.
If I got to do this over again I would have added 1/2 cup of ketchup for a little more flavor and texture. I think these bean go great as a side dish, but can also be the main even accompanied by some bread for dipping. I through a little hot sauce on mine for spice, but they are great as is if you like things a little more mild. Sour cream would also probably go well also.
This recipe will easily feed 4-6 people as a dinner and freeze and reheat really well.
5 comments:
hey - these look great. I'm going to make them this weekend. On another note, i used your bbq beef recipe with stew meat and it was fantastic (even though I used store-bought sauce). the tops of some of the meat burned a bit, but that's probably because of my low-quality cooker.
Sorry that you experiences a little burning. If you are experiencing some burning you may want to rotate your meat about half way through to ensure that it's get even heat exposure. I think you'll really enjoy the baked beans. It's not in my recipe but you should definately include a 1/3 of a cup of ketchup to give it a little more thickness and texture.
happy crockpoting!
Jared this sounds SO good....love baked beans.
Sandra,
Thanks for reading. You will really enjoy these I promise. I'm a big fan of the slow cooker Thursday Forum. It's nice to see what other people are doing with crockpots and gives me a lot a good ideas for what to make next.
Oh girl! Easy & delicious! My kinda food!
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