I am looking for a bean recipe. If I were to name this recipe, I would call it ranch style beans, but not like the canned ranch style beans. These are slow cooked and have some sort of kielbasa sausage in them. (No other chunks that I could tell... haha) Wonderful flavor. I don't like most of the canned baked bean and related beans but we had these at a catored event recently and they were marvelous! Does anyone have anything similar?
my baked beans and sausage: 1 can prk and bns 1 tbl bacon drippings or lard or oil chopped onion chopped green pepper about 1/4 cup catsup or b-b-q sauce 1/4 cup brown sugar or molasses 1 tbs yellow mustard 1 lb browned sausage pieces. brown the sausage chunks in the bacon drippings and remove from the pan (a large iron skillet works well for this) saute the onion and the pepper add the rest of the ingredients add the sausage heat through. if you like less soupy/saucy cook till they are the consistancy you like.
In the south (NC) we take a can of pork n beans, (or true ranch style beans) cut up alot of onion in them, slice up a beef kielbasa and add "only a cap full" off of a LIQUID SMOKE bottle. ("It" is found at your local grocery store in the seasonings department). Put in microwavable bowl, cover with saran wrap and nuke for 15 to 20 minutes depending on how strong you microwave is. OR bake at 350 for 30 minutes. It is the Liquid Smoke that gives it the great flavor WE THINK! GOOD LUCK AND HAPPY EATING!
I have eight baked bean recipes,none with Keilbasa.This one has Pastrami. Do you suppose we could substitute?
Special Baked Beans # 7 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 1 large can of pork n' beans or 2 regular size cans 1 medium sized onion chopped fine 2 ribs of celery 1/4 cup of molasses 1/4 cup brown sugar 1/2 cup or medium salsa (more or less and mild to hot as you wish) 1/2 pound of Pastrami 1/4 inch diced
Add all ingredients and bake uncovered in 350 degree oven for 3/4 hour or until hot and bubbly.
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